If you read this blog regularly or if you hang around me, you may notice that every time someone mentions baseball, my response is “baseball sucks.” It is odd coming from me because after the age of 10, it is the only sport I played. I tried football for one year. I played soccer from 4-8. I didn’t stop playing
Read more“Our job is to teach them to want come back the next day because they enjoyed it.” This is a direct quote from former Yankees Manager and World Series Champion Joe Girardi and holy shit, I could not agree more. On a video I came across on Facebook, he was discussing how to approach youth sports with Hall of Famer
Read moreIt is no secret that Major League Baseball is not my cup of tea. In fact, I pretty much hate everything about the league. The season is far too long. It refuses to adapt to the times. It has the most stupid unwritten rules. It is a bunch of grown ass men acting like a bunch bitches… “I don’t like
Read moreNot every athlete gets an opportunity to play professional or college ball for a major program. When that chance does happen, you cherish the moments and drink it all in. That is exactly what my good friend Casey Rodrigue did with his career in baseball. Casey’s career took him all the way to the Frontier League, a professional independent league.
Read moreTim Tebow is one of the most polarizing athletes I have ever seen in my 25 years on this planet. Still to this day, I will vehemently defend the sentiment that he is the greatest college football player I have seen. His time playing for the Florida Gators under Urban Meyer was nothing short of legendary. I feel it is
Read moreIf you ask the casual sports fan about baseball, they give the same reguritated response, “boring.” If you don’t believe me, the TV ratings speak for themselves. Let’s take a look at the numbers for the grandest stage in baseball, the World Series. Between the late 80’s and early 90’s, the World Series carried anywhere from 33 to 36 million
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