If I Ran Baseball-Interleague Edition
Recently a few managers have come out against interleague play, stating the uniqueness has worn off, and that interleague play is tired. I disagree. I think it’s great that some interleague...
View ArticleFair Trade?
March 17, 2013 something bizarre occurred in major league baseball. Mike Cisco, the grand son of Galen Cisco, former MLB pitcher, and pitching coach , was traded to the Los Angeles Angels. So, what...
View ArticleBob Lazzari’s Baseball Predictions: 2013
Yes, it’s that time of the year, folks–time to offer some MLB predictions. *DISCLAIMER: If one chooses to use the following as “gospel”, just remember that I picked the Angels and Phillies to play in...
View ArticleHitters Fail the Quiz
Hey baseball fans! Sorry I haven’t posted in about five days. Anyway, I have a one question “quiz” for you. Who has the best mustache in Royals relief history, other than Al Hrabosky? The answer is, of...
View ArticleFeliz Cumpleaños a Gaylord Perry
Hey baseball fans! As some of you know, I share a birthday with no Hall of Famers. The only person who is close to becoming one is Alan Trammell. However, the people celebrating a birthday tomorrow do...
View ArticleML”what would”B: What if Orta’s Dribbler in ’85 was Called Out?
Hey baseball fans! I just put up another ML”what would”B post on More Than a Fan. In every ML”what would”B alternative history post, I discuss what would have happened if a famous event in baseball...
View ArticleNJBM: Whitey Herzog
Hey baseball fans! I just put up my latest post in the Kids’ Hot Korner section of New Jersey Baseball Magazine. This one is about Whitey Herzog, one of the greatest managers in Missouri baseball...
View ArticleThe Pine Tar Game
Hey baseball fans! A while back, I got the chance to interview Graig Nettles, a Yankee great and a member of the 300 home runs club. What I did not mention in that post was something he did that helped...
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