Lucroy Gets a Boxer’s Fracture, Wife Takes a “Beating” From Fans

-David S.-

Jonathan Lucroy of the Milwaukee Brewers got a “boxer’s fracture” from a freak accident in his hotel room. Jonathan was reaching under his bed for a lost sock and his wife moved a…

Garbank Brothers, the SAME!

-David S.-

Have you ever heard of the Garbank brothers? Don’t worry I don’t think 99.9999999 percent of baseball fans don’t know who Mike and Bob Garbank were. They are infamous for having careers with some interesting statistics.

HANK = HEART, HONOR, HARD WORK

Sorry BLOG fans that I have been A.W.O.L. — but life has been busy busy busy!! My baseball season is in full swing and I have been finishing up 6th grade science projects…….

Botanophobia…….REALLY????

Players have all sorts of excuses as to why they missed a play or didn’t catch a fly ball. Well, one player from

the 1940’s had an odd obstacle to deal with for every home game. Lou Novikoff, an outfielder for the Chicago Cubs would only chase deep balls a…

New MLB Playoff Format

The MLB has expanded the playoff system for the third time now. In each league there will be two wild card teams and they face off in a one game elimination. This game will be played on Friday, October 5. Then the winner will advance on to a division winner and play them. It’ll still be a…

Aggressive Hitters VS. Patient Hitters Part 1

Which is better at the plate, a patient hitter or an aggressive hitter?

Let’s get aggressive ….

Fun Fact of the day 5–22–12

Did you know Bill Veeck, former owner of the Chicago Cubs used to have midgets as food vendors so the fans wouldn’t get their view spoiled?

A Little Number For A Little Man

The number that a player chooses for their jersey is significant to that player and becomes an important of how we remember them. For example, everyone knows who #44 is, Hank Aaron, of course. But does anyone know a little player with a little number — a fraction to be…

Fun Fact of the day. 5–21–12

The first World Series in history of baseball was between Boston and Pittsburgh in 1903. It was a 9 game series and Boston won the series 5–3.

Are They Worth It???????

-David S.-

2011 was certainly the biggest free agent year ever. Millions and millions of dollars were spent. Teams need to remember that one player may sell lots of tickets, but it doesn’t guarantee you a winning season. The question is, are these players…