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Posted on 01. Oct, 2009 by .

 

Since The Great American Ball Park opened in 2003, I have been fortunate to have seen a couple hundred games featuring my hometown Cincinnati Reds and opponents from across the Major Leagues.  I have also been lucky to have the chance to sit in just about every section and area of the stadium.  I watched [...]


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Posted on 29. Sep, 2009 by .

 

I recently returned from a fantastic trip to New York City.  I hadn’t been there in quite a few years, but honestly not much has changed outside of the two new baseball stadiums.  Times Square still looked about the same, but of course the billboards have all changed.  I biggest difference were the prices, as [...]


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Posted on 27. Sep, 2009 by .

 

The feeling is hard to put into words, but there is something magical about exiting the Green Number 4 Subway train at 161st street in the Bronx in New York City.  As the doors open and the crowd pushes its way towards the exit, standing before you are memories of baseball legends and greats.  Still [...]


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Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by .

 

Last night I had the chance to attend a game at the new Citi Field, home to the New York Mets.  The stadium sits in Queens directly next door to the old Shea Stadium. There is not a single memory left of Shea, as it is now a parking lot for Citi Field.  I was [...]


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Posted on 22. Sep, 2009 by .

 

Before the 2009 Major League Baseball began, I was very proud to flex my muscles and tell people that I had attended at least one game in every current Major League stadium.  I could even go a step further and tell people that I also seen a game in a number of stadiums that are [...]


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Posted on 21. Sep, 2009 by .

 

It is amazing how one story can get the attention that it did.  In case you missed the story about “The Bat,” from an earlier Dayton Dragons game, please click HERE to check it out. As I have posted on this site, many media outlets picked up this story and covered it in their own [...]


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Posted on 17. Sep, 2009 by .

 

For some reason, I have always loved pregame ceremonies. Usually they mean that someone that deserves credit is getting it, and last night that was true for Hal McCoy, the long time Cincinnati Reds beat reporter for the Dayton Daily News.  To bad not to many were in the crowd to see it. I did [...]


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Posted on 15. Sep, 2009 by .

 

The Dayton Dragons Baseball Season has been over for just over a week, and I have used some of that time to try to relax and come back to reality.  It is hard to explain the crazy schedule of a professional baseball season when you are traveling and playing 140 games in about 152 days [...]


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Posted on 11. Sep, 2009 by .

 

Corey Brinn: You played for nine different Major League teams during your 11 season career. Did you mind jumping around so much? Darren Bragg: I didn’t mind moving so much because I knew it was part of being in the big leagues. I knew that I would have to fight and scratch every year for [...]


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Posted on 10. Sep, 2009 by .

 

My buddy  Mike and his wife Gina attended the Louisville Bats-Durham Bulls playoff game last night.  Hopefully he sends me a review and some more pictures, but here is what they he sent from his phone during the game.  The Bats lost the game.


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