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 [...]
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Currently Reading:      | 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. [...] The untimely passing of Angel pitcher Nick Adenhart yesterday was tragic. Thanks to DirecTV’s free week of Extra Innings,I watched some of Adenhart’s performance while flipping around while watching the Dodgers-Padres game and listening to the brilliance of Vince Scully. Being on the East Coast,I don’t hear Scully that much,and I take [...] |  | |||
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