What We Learned on Opening Day
Sure, there were three games on Sunday, but yesterday was the big unveiling for 2016 and here’s what we took away from it.
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Hardball Theatre: Sox of Future Past
A play in one act by resident playwright, regular Cleveland fan, and all-around artist, Keith Good. Today’s themes include parenthood, tough choices, and leaving countless millions on the table to make a point.
Read moreSmitty’s Loose Change: Adam Laroche, Charles Barkley, Ballpark Beer
This is one of those “notes columns,” that’s the trademark of a lazy writer. Just little pieces of stuff I’ve picked up this week. Indulge me, won’t you?
Read moreKenny Williams: My New Hero
By now, you’ve heard the reason Adam LaRoche hung ‘em up, walking away from the last year of his contract: the White Sox would no longer let LaRoche’s 14-year-old kid spend all his time in the clubhouse.
Read moreLaRoche Retirement not Selfish, but Untimely
Listening to sports talk radio this morning, callers (almost across the board) were referring to Adam LaRoche’s decision to walk away from the game because the Chicago White Sox implemented a limit on clubhouse accessibility for players’ children as selfish.
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