Poem/Schmoem: A Questionable Off-season
The thought of spring has us all fluttorious with thoughts of Kershaw and Didi Gregorius
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The Good And The Bad Of The Hall Of Fame Ballot
As they stole hits and wins during their careers, PED users continue to steal –votes– from their contemporaries.
Read moreMake Baseball Great Again: Stop The Human Rain Delays And Try Teaching The Game
It’s ironic that these solutions to baseball’s dawdling pace-of-play and waning interest from the public take so damn long to read.
Read moreReds Win Big In Trade With L.A. And It Could Get Worse For The Dodgers.
Sure the Dodgers cleared room for Bryce Harper. But is Harper going to L.A. the best thing for the Dodgers? For Harper? For Major League Baseball?
Read moreLee Smith? Sure. Harold Baines? Meh…
Lee Smith left the game with more saves than anyone before. Harolld Baines’ career is not so easy to describe but we love his message for naysayers.
Read moreOn The Bubble Good Enough For The Hall?
Greatness and dominance over a decade should be rewarded with a trip to Major League Baseball’s Hall of Fame
Read morePettitte Doesn’t Belong In The HOF, With Or Without PEDs
He was really well-known and was on eight World Series teams. But he also copped to taking human growth hormone. Does Andy Pettitte have the resume to make the hall?
Read moreThe Spitter 2019 MLB Hall Of Fame Specialist Class
Some of the candidates have been pigeon-holed by descriptions of their talents in the past. They should be celebrated.
Read moreThis’ll Get You Through Until Pitchers And Catchers Report
All of the subjects you might expect are here: Ruth, Bera, Clemente. But it’s the stories of Alexander Cartwright, Jim Brosnan, and Dean Chance that you don’t know that will carry you through the next three months.
Read moreRemembering Willie Mac
He played the game it was meant to be played, on and off the field.
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