The great announcer Keith Jackson passed away today. Most remember him as a football voice. He was also a great baseball announcer. He would have had more memorable calls had Howard Cosell not stepped on him so often.

Rest in Peace, Keith Jackson - January 13, 2018

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Just a quick New Year's Message from your pal Sully at the corner of Orange Grove and Colorado in Pasadena.

A Happy New Year Sully Baseball Message

Rob Manfred says he will not quit regarding the 2020 season. You know what? Maybe he should. Quitting is not always a bad thing!

The Honesty Files Part 4: It Is OK To Quit

I am back to vent about the insanity about baseball in the age of COVID. The Marlins can't play for a few days and players are taking votes about where to travel.
This is insane!!!

The Honesty Files Part 3: Of Jocks and Billionaires

Sure it is fun to have ballgames on. But the outbreak on the Marlins squad show that it is not smart.

The Honesty Files Part 2- This is Fun but Dumb

I am using the old Sully Baseball feed to vent some thoughts. I am still hosting the podcast at Locked on MLB. But I felt like some of my more negative thoughts on starting the game should exist in a sponsor free zone.

I will come back from time to time on this feed to vent honestly and express how I feel that baseball opening in a pandemic is a new level of irresponsibility.

Rest in Peace, Keith Jackson - January 13, 2018

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