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June 19, 1846, Elysian Fields, Hoboken, New Jersey. New York Baseball Club 23, Knickerbockers 1.
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Posted on Tuesday June 24, 2008 at 11:42 AM
Like most of baseball, I went about my day last Monday as I normally would. I didn't take any time out of my day to visit MLB.com and listen to the coverage of the Hall of Fame from Cooperstown, the annual exhibition that used to be played the Monday following Induction Weekend. The Cubs and Padres were to play, but Mother Nature had other ideas and washed out the game.At first, I didn't care. It d...
Posted on Tuesday June 17, 2008 at 04:23 AM
In a move stunning and disgusting for its timing and method, the Mets fired Willie Randolph after their 9-6 victory over the Angels on Monday night. Pitching coach Rick Peterson and first-base coach/catching instructor Tom Nieto were also axed.On the one hand, the team wasn't playing up to its potential. But on the other, it isn't a very well-constructed team to begin with, particularly with so muc...
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2008 at 09:18 PM
It's the image of hundreds of photographs, film clips and memories -- the golden light and long shadows of dusk in New England. The grass seems a little higher, the hay bales shimmer in the glow and the scent of pine, wisteria, lupine or any number of fragrant foliage wafts on the breeze. And so it seemed appropriate that my first visit to Portland's Hadlock Field was for a night game at the end of...
Posted on Friday May 23, 2008 at 08:29 PM
A coworker and Mets fan IMed me last night as the Braves finished off their sweep of the listless Mets."So the next 17 games -- 3 in COL, 3 vs. FLA, 4 vs. LA, 3 in SF, 4 in SD ... What do we need? That's 10 games against three of the worst teams, record-wise in the NL."I thought about it for a moment, and we agreed: Two out of three in Colorado, with an average of eight or nine runs a game. I'd be...
Posted on Tuesday May 20, 2008 at 05:48 PM
So if Roger Clemens never throws another pitch in the Majors, he and Mike Piazza will be on the same Hall of Fame ballot in five years. That, of course, begs the question:Will Roger throw a bat at the TV as he watches Mike give his speech in Cooperstown?...
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