This is the sixth in a series of articles dealing with baseball’s greatest players, position by position, culminating in an overall list of the greatest players. This volume covers Left Field. Who are the greatest in MLB History? Continue reading to find out.
We all know concussions are bad. We all know the major sports are just now starting to realize the effect concussions have on the body – both short term and long term. In an article by Alan Schwarz of the New York Times, he delves into a discussion regarding possible mis-diagnosis of ALS (Lou Gehrig’s [...]
Renee Gork, a radio personality for KAKS in northwest Arkansas, was fired for wearing a Florida Gators hat to an Arkansas Razorback press conference. She asked Razorback coach Bobby Petrino a question, which he answered then said, “And that will be the last question I answer with that hat on.”
This is the fifth in a series of articles dealing with baseball’s greatest players, position by position, culminating in an overall list of the greatest players. This volume covers Third Basemen. Who are the greatest in MLB History? Continue reading to find out.
According to reports, Chipper Jones tore his ACL and needs season ending surgery. If this is true, and he sticks to his initial plan of retiring after this season, it would be a shame. Never like to see one of the greatest players ever for his position in baseball history retire because of injury (and not [...]
Yes, you read that right. The Milwaukee Brewers plan to unveil a statue of Bud Selig outside of Miller Park on August 24th. When I think great Milwaukee baseball icons, I think Hank Aaron and Robin Yount – not Bud Selig. Yes, Bud Selig brought baseball back to Milwaukee after the Braves left for Atlanta. Bud [...]
This is the fourth in a series of articles dealing with baseball’s greatest players, position by position, culminating in an overall list of the greatest players. This volume covers Shortstops. Who are the greatest in MLB History? Continue reading to find out.
Well, it finally happened. Alex Rodriguez finally hit his 600th home run today, becoming the fastest to 600 (fastest age wise, game wise, Ruth did it in 183 fewer games). My question to you is, do you care? I mean for those of you who don’t actually work for ESPN.