I have often wondered which Negro League players and Cuban stars could have excelled in the big leagues. But what about Sadaharu Oh? What could HE or any other Japanese star have done in the major leagues?
As the holidays pile up, I wish I could go to a ballgame. I will do the next best thing. This is part of a conversation I had with podcast superfan Marcel (aka Cubs fan with an 8) about searching for caps in Switzerland.
As the holidays pile up, I wish I could go to a ballgame. I will do the next best thing. This is part of a conversation I had with podcast superfan Marcel (aka Cubs fan with an 8) about searching for caps in Switzerland.
SUNDAY REQUEST - @BobBuscaglia wonders if I would have signed Edwin Encarnacion for a 3 year deal like Cleveland did. In a vacuum, no. But this signing wasn't in a vacuum. It is a Christmas Day episode.
SUNDAY REQUEST - @BobBuscaglia wonders if I would have signed Edwin Encarnacion for a 3 year deal like Cleveland did. In a vacuum, no. But this signing wasn't in a vacuum. It is a Christmas Day episode.
While waiting for a plane at the Bob Hope Airport, or whatever it is called now, I wondered about expansion and relocation. I saw how LA football reflected Tampa Bay baseball and perhaps another team could work in New England.
While waiting for a plane at the Bob Hope Airport, or whatever it is called now, I wondered about expansion and relocation. I saw how LA football reflected Tampa Bay baseball and perhaps another team could work in New England.
It might be time for baseball to think about expansion again. But while the usual suspects of cities are still in contention for a new team, an article by J. P Morosi brought up an interesting location: Austin.
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Love baseball? Need a daily fix of talking baseball? Comedian and TV producer Paul Francis Sullivan (call him Sully) posts an original podcast every single day, 365 days a year unless it is a leap…
year and then he is going to do another one. Throughout the season, playoffs and off season, Sully makes his observations, voices his opinions and brings on guests like former major league players and writers and actors, including Joe Mantegna. Agree with him or not, there is always thoughtful, funny and passionate baseball talk every single day since October 24, 2012. Sully has been a producer on TV shows such as The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and Ax Men and has appeared on ESPN2 and HBO Sports to talk baseball.