I should have spent some time on the Milton Bradley story yesterday, but I didn’t.  All I can say is perhaps it was not the right time for me to really write about him.  After all I have long been a defender of Bradley, saying of his past mis-steps that he has grown and matured [...]

There is a piece in the New York Times today about all those fans who purchased expensive tickets in the new ballparks with the thought that they could resell them for a profit., only to discover that not many folks want to pay those prices to see a baseball game.  As our newest front office [...]

9th inning ballgame with the Cards down 3-1,  a man on second, Albert Pujols at the plate. That’s a moment any great baseball fan dreams about witnessing.  Its also well-told in this Phil Miller piece, which clearly wasn’t written until after the game… something you rarely see from the media anymore.  The description and the [...]

Don’t worry, its doubtful this will become a regular thing, but I read this story and just thought we all needed a simple piece about the good that can come from athletes.  After all, I wrote last week about the Vietnam Vet who asked the MLB civil rights panel, made up mostly of athletes, if [...]

Ichiro is leading the majors with a .369 average and Art Thiel is pointing out that no one is noticing.  He’s right!  I was thumbing through the sports section left on a table in a local watering hole and found a note about how well David Wright is hitting, and when I looked up the [...]