For the first time in my fourteen month Twitter history,someone other than “Bad Henry”Aaron serves as the avatar for my account. Many in the Twitter-verse change avatars frequently,but I never felt a need for Aaron to leave as the icon for my account. But,my participation in Jeff Polman’s Mysteryball ’58 inspired [...]
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Currently Reading:      | As I prepared to write a post on the passing of legendary announcer Larry Munson of the University of Georgia,I surfed through the plethora of online tributes and obituaries. I came across this tribute compiled by the University. This video is better than anything I could have written. Anyone who watches this and bleeds [...] The standings of the 1920 replay at the end of April may shed little or a lot of light on the remainder of the season. Rain has abbreviated what already is a short playing month so there is plenty of baseball to be played. The Boston Braves,enjoying a three game win streak that began [...] Today is the one year anniversary of the redesign of this web site. I am looking forward to continuing to share my replay experiences which include side stories I discover along the way. One such story is that of Walt Bond,a baseball player who played for Houston and Minnesota in 1965 and 1967. Walt [...] When I started my 1965 replay,the starting first baseman in Houston was Walt Bond,a 6’7″,228 pound hulk. Many viewed him as a younger Willie McCovey. He led the Colt .45′s with 20 home runs in 1964,and was the only Houston player to have a multi-homer game. He accomplished the feat twice. [...] |  | |||
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