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The Worst Pro Baseball Team of 2017 Doesn’t Want Your Pity – The … – The Ringer (blog)
Salina, I’m as nowhere as I can beCould you add some somewhere to me? — “Salina,” The Avett Brothers “You’ve come to the worst series,” says JD Droddy, the 73-year-old manager of the independent league Salina Stockade, when I meet him in the last week of July at his team’s ostensible base of Salina, Kansas. From a spectator’s perspective, he’s probably right. In returning to its nominal home, his team has…
Fantasy Baseball Bullpen Report: Is Bud Norris back to being the Angels closer, and how long before we see Aroldis … – CBSSports.com
It can change so quickly at relief pitcher. One day you’re comfortable, wondering why anyone would ever stress about saves. The next day you’re poring over box scores, hoping to identify some newcomer to the role. Even Aroldis Chapman , long considered the gold standard at closer with untouchable stuff and unbreakable job security, isn’t immune. Two weeks of failure, and the New York Yankees are pulling the plug. Why?…
Baseball can survive without Yankees pinstripes: Rob Manfred – New York Post
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Hall of Fame baseball announcer ‘Felo’ Ramirez dies; the voice for millions of Spanish-speaking sports fans – Los Angeles Times
Rafael “Felo” Ramirez, a Hall of Fame baseball radio broadcaster who was the signature voice for millions of Spanish-speaking sports fans over three decades, has died. He was 94. The Miami Marlins announced Ramirez’s death early Tuesday. The organization says he died Monday night. “The entire Marlins organization is deeply saddened by the loss of a great friend, Hall of Fame broadcaster and community icon, Felo Ramirez,” the Marlins said…
Episode 13: Baseball and Going Beyond the Baselines – Hardball Times
Podcast (tht-audio): Download (Duration: 59:53 — 13.7MB) Jen, Sarah, and Mary discuss articles from the week of Aug. 14. They are also joined by Baseball Prospectus contributor Meg Rowley, who discusses the Seattle Mariners’ “Beyond the Baselines: Celebrating Women in Baseball” event, which she moderated and helped plan. Other topics include baseball’s efforts and gestures against racism in light of Charlottesville and the umpires’ union show of solidarity. Twitter questions are also answered. Subscribe…
CRANBERRY BASEBALL: Paolucci moves from president to commissioner – Wicked Local Easton
By Mark DucharmeCorrespondent Joe Paolucci is going to move over one seat in the administrative offices of the Cranberry Baseball League. The Weymouth resident has been involved in the Cranberry League for nearly two decades as a player, manager and general manager. For the past 10 years, he’s served as the CBL president. He played for the Weymouth Titans, Hingham Phillies and Weymouth Phillies. He managed…
The myth of baseball’s depoliticalization – Beyond the Box Score
Following the Nazi demonstration in Charlottesville, Virginia, Washington Nationals pitcher Sean Doolittle both spoke and tweeted about the atrocities, calling it “white fear. It’s the worst kind of hatred. It’s disgusting” and stating “there is only one side,” in reference to the Trump administration’s reference to violence “on many sides” of the demonstration. Of those members of major league baseball asked about the events, Doolittle gave by far the most…
30 Triple-A prospects to consider in fantasy baseball – ESPN
1:41 PM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment September is right around the corner, and while most of the fantasy sports world will indeed hang up its baseball cleats in order to strap on football helmets, there are nevertheless going to be at least a few owners who will still have some important baseball left to be played before they can claim their 2017 championships. More people…
Baseball Fans Flock to Minor League Stadiums to See Eclipse – U.S. News & World Report
Here’s how to watch a baseball game and the eclipse on the same … – MLB.com
Today, the entire continental United States will witness its first total solar eclipse since 1918. Pretty cool, right? But we know what you’re thinking — how can I watch the eclipse and watch some baseball? Luckily for you, we’re here to help. If you happen to be in the path of totality, that means you’ll see the moon totally cover the sun (get it?). But don’t worry if you’re not…
The myth of baseball’s depoliticalization – Beyond the Box Score
Following the Nazi demonstration in Charlottesville, Virginia, Washington Nationals pitcher Sean Doolittle both spoke and tweeted about the atrocities, calling it “white fear. It’s the worst kind of hatred. It’s disgusting” and stating “there is only one side,” in reference to the Trump administration’s reference to violence “on many sides” of the demonstration. Of those members of major league baseball asked about the events, Doolittle gave by far the most…
Challenger baseball program promotes being ‘accepted for who you … – Bangor Daily News
ELLSWORTH, Maine — It may not rival this weekend’s Red Sox-Yankees series at Fenway Park or the continuing playdown to a new Little League world champion in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania. But for four baseball teams from Ellsworth, Lincoln County, the Medomak Valley region and South Portland-Biddeford, those more historic locales had nothing on Demeyer Field, which was home Saturday and Sunday to the inaugural Maine State Little League Challenger Jamboree….
Catch of the year? Junior League Baseball World Series player flips wall to rob a homer – CBSSports.com
Major League Baseball is taking a more active role in this year’s Little League World Series. Hence the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates spending Sunday at the tournament before playing their own game in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Consider it fitting, then, that the catch of the day was turned in by a youngster. Jack Regenye, playing center field for Kennett Square against Chinese Taipei in the Junior League Baseball World…
The push to honor a baseball pioneer from New Hampshire – Concord Monitor
When Marjorie Adams came to Mont Vernon from Connecticut recently to give a talk in the town where her great-grandfather was born, she had a confession to make. There was a time, she admitted, “when even I thought that Abner Doubleday invented baseball.” She doesn’t make that mistake any more. For several years, Adams has been one of the leaders in the push to have Daniel “Doc” Adams –…
Thomas Yawkey, the Red Sox Owner Who Resisted Integration – New York Times
By 1959, even the local N.H.L. team, the Bruins, had employed a black player, Willie O’Ree. But not the Red Sox. As Robinson, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron and Elston Howard helped their teams win championships in the 1950s, the Red Sox — with Ted Williams in his later prime — never finished first during that decade. The Red Sox tried out Robinson at Fenway Park in 1945 and rejected him….
D’Amato: 26 years later, UW still without varsity baseball – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Harvey Kuenn played baseball for the Wisconsin Badgers.(Photo: Journal Sentinel files) When the University of Wisconsin dropped varsity baseball in 1991, there were valid reasons. The athletic department faced a $2.1 million budget shortfall, spending was outpacing revenue and the financial outlook was bleak. Surely, it pained then-athletic director Pat Richter, an all-Big Ten, power-hitting first baseman for the Badgers in the early 1960s, to lop baseball (along with men’s…
The American Greed Report: That baseball card in the attic can be worth a fortune—if you play your cards right – CNBC
<!– –> VISIT CNBC.COM VISIT CNBC.COM Home Entrepreneurs Leadership Careers Money Specials PRIMETIME American Greed American Greed 7 Hours AgoCNBC.com We Americans love sports. The teams. The athletes. We just want to reach out and grab them. That is what sports memorabilia collecting is all about. And it is just the kind of passion that sports memorabilia scam artists are counting on. “When you have this great emotional connection, and…
Mike Moustakas is about to break one of baseball’s most meager home run records – ESPN
8:00 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment In this year of the Three True Outcomes, all sorts of long-ball records have and will be broken. Just last week, we saw Miami’s Giancarlo Stanton blow past the Marlins’ single-season home run record of 42, set 21 years ago by Gary Sheffield. Now, Kansas City’s Mike Moustakas is poised to join Stanton in setting the new mark for…
A Baseball Manager Retires Again, Knowing It Rarely Sticks – New York Times
It was a rough season. Salina, a so-called travel team, plays only a handful of home games. Undermanned and underfinanced, the Stockade were 10-58 when Droddy stepped down as planned. In the visiting manager’s office at CHS Field before a recent game with the Saints, Droddy remained upbeat. “Some people show their grandchildren; I’ve got to show you Milly,” said Droddy, pulling out his smartphone to flip through photos of…
Fantasy Baseball Forecaster for Week 20: Aug. 21-27 – ESPN
3:30 PM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment The Fantasy Baseball Forecaster has been updated as of Friday, Aug. 18, at 3:30 p.m. ET. Quickly jump to any page for specific intel Projected starting pitchers Starting pitcher rankings Hitting matchup ratings On tap: Three doubleheaders, all of them a result of making up previous postponements, grace the Week 20 schedule, leading to a busy week in which…