The red chair commemorates the 522-foot homer that Harmon Killebrew hit off the Angels’ Lew Burdette on June 3, 1967. Though it now overlooks the “Log Chute” ride at Mall of America’s amusement park, the chair is said to be mounted at the spot where Killebrew’s homer landed in the second deck of the Minnesota Twins’ old Metropolitan Stadium. Edited Photo by Randon Lane
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Dick Enberg, 2015 Ford C. Frick award-winner, is dead at the age of 82. Photo courtesy mlb.com
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The Giants didn’t get Stanton, but they haven’t traded away any hall-of-famers yet, either #horacestoneham. Photo by d-deee via flickr
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Alan Trammell was one of the best players of his generation. The author was a teenager when he got to spend five days with him in 1984. Photo by Roger Dewitt via Flickr
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His 2003 ALCS Game 7 heroics are stamped forever in Yankee lore. Will management give Aaron Boone a chance to bring more titles to the Bronx? Photo by Ben Mortimer via Flickr
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The Murray brothers have their own baseball show and our reviewer says they know just what to do with it. Photo by Facebook
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Twenty years ago, Joe Morgan thought something was wrong with baseball. The ball -he could only guess- was “juiced. Today, he knows it was some of the players who were “juiced” and he doesn’t want them in the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Photo by Miguel Ugaide.
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Twenty years ago, Joe Morgan thought something was wrong with baseball. The ball -he could only guess- was “juiced. Today, he knows it was some of the players who were “juiced” and he doesn’t want them in the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Photo by Miguel Ugaide.
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Some say Bud Selig and everyone else was complicit in the MLB PED scandal and now we should accept those players along with the greats of previous eras. Photo by Robert Badgley
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Bacchanalia is a snooty word for orgy. This is a bacchanalia of World Series balls on display at Boston’s Fenway Park. Photo by Bob Moffitt
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