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Category Archives: Baseball
St. Louis at Game Time
Shouldn’t you wait until you’ve locked up Pujols long term before doing this? As a Card fan, I like Mo, I guess. He’s done a good job of getting Tony the guys he needs to contend (although I still think … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports, St. Louis Cardinals
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Filling Out the Ballot: AL All-Stars
Well, I promised an AL All-Star review last week, but things have been crazy busy and I’m just now at a point where I can post again. Good thing, too; you now have approximately 24 hours to fill out your … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Tagged 2002 MLB All-Star Game, 2010 MLB All-Star Game, Bud Selig
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Filling Out the Ballot: NL All-Stars
Every year, I sort of take it upon myself to help my intrepid readers with that most important summertime ritual: filling out your MLB All-Star ballots. What right do you have to tell us who to vote for? you might … Continue reading
Strasburg Mania
Last night something strange happened. Baseball in the nation’s capitol was relevant. Well, sort of. Stephen Strasburg, the much-ballyhooed precocious fireballer the Nationals drafted with the first overall pick in the 2009 amateur draft, made his major league debut last … Continue reading
MLB Thoughts: May 14, 2010
With the new LP from The National spinning, here’s my MLB rundown for this week: Trey Hillman is the first managing casualty of the new season, having been dismissed yesterday in favor of former Brewer manager Ned Yost. Ironically, it … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Tagged Andre Ethier, Kansas City Royals, Minnesota Twins, San Diego Padres
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Things I Want to Remember, Vol. 7
Last night before bed, Joshua and I sat down to watch a little Sunday night baseball. During the commercial, he turns to me and says, “Daddy? Do you think Albert Pujols could come over to our house sometime and play … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Kids, Music
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MLB Thoughts: April 30, 2010
I was on the road last Friday, so I missed my usual MLB review. That meant no commentary on the previous week, including the Cardinals / Mets 20 inning marathon game. Here’s all I’m going to say about that game: … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Tagged Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, Kelly Johnson, New York Mets, Trevor Hoffman
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MLB Thoughts – April 16, 2010
For whatever it’s worth, I think it’s very cool that Major League Baseball has developed Jackie Robinson Day. I don’t want to wax poetic, but Robinson was more than a great ballplayer; he was a great American. Robinson is one … Continue reading
Things I’m Loving
I realized it’s been two years since I’ve done one of these ubiquitous “Things I Love” posts; so until the creative juices start flowing again, this is what you get. The MLB At Bat 2010 app for iPhone. Ever since … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Books, General, Music, Sports, What I'm Loving
Tagged Anne Lamott, iTunes U, Jakob Dylan, MLB At Bat 2010 for iPhone
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MLB Thoughts – April 9, 2010
I’m going to try something new here; a Friday column focused solely on the week that was in Major League Baseball. Here are my reflections on Opening Week 2010. I’ll start with my St. Louis Cardinals, who leave Cincinnati with … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports, St. Louis Cardinals, Video
Tagged Albert Pujols, Atlanta Braves, Chicago White Sox, Chipper Jones, Hank Aaron, Jason Heyward, Jim Thome, Mark Buehrle, Milwaukee Brewers, Minnesota Twins, St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays, Vernon Wells, Yovani Gallardo
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