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Posted on 26. Apr, 2011 by .

 
Visit to the Rome Braves

 Last night I was able to fill one of my off days from working in baseball with one of my favorite passions, watching live baseball.  Most people want to stay far away from their line of work when they get some off time, but I embrace it and seek it out.  My buddy Lenny […]


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Posted on 14. Apr, 2011 by .

 
Bobby, Freddie and Myself

Before Opening Day at Turner Field, I got the chance to meet former Atlanta Braves Manager, and future Hall of Famer, Bobby Cox.  He was on hand to throw out the first pitch before the game.  Current manager Freddie Gonzalez caught the ball at home plate.  I was standing in the dugout talking with the […]


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Posted on 11. Apr, 2011 by .

 
My Cup of Coffee

For a guy that does not drink coffee, and cannot stand the taste of coffee flavored products, I have never wanted a cup so bad the last few years.  Being a member of the baseball community, a “cup of coffee” does not mean what it sounds like.  I know all you Seinfeld fans are thinking […]


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Posted on 08. Apr, 2011 by .

 
This Date in Baseball History…

On this date, April 8th, in 1974, Atlanta Braves Outfielder Hank Aaron belted his 715th career homer.  This home run broke Babe Ruth’s record for most HR’s All-Time in Major League Baseball History. Aaron hit the historic homer in Fulton County Stadium, which now stands as a parking lot across the street from Turner Field, […]


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Posted on 02. Apr, 2011 by .

 
Reseed Final Four? That is crazy

In a mere few hours, I will be glued to my television set to watch the 2011 NCAA Final Four.  I have no huge diehard interest in any of the four teams, but instead love the event itself. I could care less which four teams are matched up, or that there are no number one […]


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Posted on 23. Mar, 2011 by .

 
Drug Testing Good, Product Testing Bad

I respect what Major League Baseball has done the last few years to “clean up the game,” and try to eliminate all performance enhancing drugs.  I understand that it can be a pain for a player to have to pee in a cup a few times a season at random times, and sit through numerous […]


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Posted on 16. Mar, 2011 by .

 
No Bracket for me!

The NCAA Tournament is officially underway as the “First Four” kicked off last night with a pair of play-in games from Dayton, Ohio.  Two teams seeded 16 squared off in the first contest followed by two 12 seeds in the second game of the night.  Winners of each would then advance on to the next […]


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Posted on 11. Mar, 2011 by .

 
Vote for new West Michigan Whitecaps Outrageous Food

I have talked many times about the great food at Fifth Third Ballpark in Michigan, home to the West Michigan Whitecaps. I have written several stories about the 5/3 Burger and the Declaration of Indigestion.  The team prides itself not only on outstanding food, but also the bizarre items.  It is that time of year […]


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Posted on 08. Mar, 2011 by .

 
Never Understand Baseball Hall of Fame Voting Process

Although I will love the game of baseball until death do us part, there are still certain things that I don’t understand about it.  Sure, not even the players or umpires know the entire rule book from cover to cover and can understand half of what it says, but I am talking about something off […]


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Posted on 23. Feb, 2011 by .

 
Kentucky has good things

I think the state of Kentucky gets a bad wrap.  True there are lots of horses and farm land, but it has some really cool things in it.  The other day I was driving around it with my good buddies Mark and Lenny and we came to two of my favorite spots.  Of course, this […]


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Random Quote

“All I want out of life is that when I walk down the street, folks will say, There goes the greatest hitter who ever lived.”
by Ted Williams

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