By Richardo Manning The national past time has often been criticized in recent years as being too slow to develop, too boring to watch, and too long to complete. When compared to other sports, baseball may be guilt of some of these charges as certainly it is less violent than football and moves at a slower pace than basketball. But baseball is still baseball, with all of its romantic flare and nostalgia, flashes of leather...
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Thursday, April 11, 2013
A new start for the Atlanta Braves
By B. Crawford We are now about ten days away from opening day for the Atlanta Braves. Following the way that the season ended a year ago inside the one game wildcard game, the fans are ready to start a new journey to a what exactly is hopefully a championship season. I really hope that the we can get through opening day without random trash being thrown in the field because of a bad call by umpires. There are no doubt that...
Monday, April 8, 2013
Why the Atlanta Braves will win the east
By B. Crawford A lot has been documented about the moves Atlanta Braves have made this winter to enhance the team. Their primary competition, the Washington Nationals, also made some moves and also got better. The east is going to be a strong division with the very clear exception of the Florida Marlins; every other team will at least play competitive ball within the division. In the end, the division will very likely come...
Monday, April 1, 2013
Why the Pirates Will be Successful in the Baseball Standings
By B. Crawford I was in high school the last time the Pirates had a successful season in the baseball standings; I am currently pushing forty. Two decades ago they were a consistent challenger and were a tremendously talented team. And, of course, they had Jim Leyland as their manager in the dugout chain smoking like a chimney. They had Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla in the young part of their respective careers, to mention...
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