Archive for the ‘Baseball’ Category
Fading Spring Fling
DUNEDIN, FLA.–With the Toronto Blue Jays only now scheduled to play six of their 16 spring training homes because of the major league labor problems one group of distinguished Americans will have to go without. VFW Post 2550 in Dunedin, Florida is right across Douglas Ave. from TD Ballpark, spring training home of the Toronto […]
Sanders and Mummau are Titans
First up is Logan Sanders son of Anthony, Logan is the Titans center fielder playing against the Hillsborough College squad at Jack Russell Memorial Stadium in Clearwater, Florida the Titans home field. The senior Sanders played parts of three seasons in the show with the Blue Jays and Mariners. Second up is Robbie Mummau the […]
Minor League Baseball is No More
I took this photo this morning at 9550 16th Street North in St. Petersburg but it now houses an amusement company, MiLB does not exist anymore. Yes fans major league baseball now runs the minors, the minors which they have shrunk in size by players and teams with the fans as the only […]
The Big Switch: Omar Vizquel
THE OTHER SIDE OF SPORTS (TOO) Well with only one player, David Ortiz getting his 75% of the BBWAA ballots this year he along with six members via the veteran’s vote will make the trip to Cooperstown on July 24th. But there is one player whose outside influences caused him to drop appearing on only […]
It’s no Minor Thing; Disappearing Leagues
Well as this 21st year of the 21st century comes to an end it appears to me that the game of baseball and its fans have come to a less that advantageous position because of the almighty dollar. Just look as another work stoppage in the sport of baseball is upon us 27 […]
Un-striked Out – The Other Side of Sports Too
Clearwater, Fla.–Believe it or not fans on August 11, 1994 when the rest of the major league players were set to go on strike on August 12th one player took the trip to the minors. Yes fans one Domingo Cedeno of the Toronto Blue Jays ask to be sent to their Triple-A affiliate the […]
Malave Passing Leaves Sadness
Omar Malave’s passing has surely left sadness in the heart of many former players. “He was a very nice person and was good to the players he managed,” said Eddie Michels when hear of Malave’s passing. Eddie spent years and years covering the minor leagues in Florida getting to know the managers very well. Eddie […]
Dunedin Falcons Home-stand
Clearwater, Fla.–Pictured on the visitors side of Jack Russell Memorial Stadium in Clearwater are three players and a coach with connections not only to the stadium but to nearby Dunedin, Florida. The three players,Tyler Vogel on the left, Dominic Baratta second from the right and Lake Fisher on the right are all from Dunedin […]
Upcoming: The Other Side of Sports Too
Well fans it has been a while but here is a list of future articles, story ideas that just might interest your train of thought for a time or two. First will be, can a man injure himself one way but actually do it another way and make the story sound perfect? Second is, can […]
Braves’ Soroka Works in Bradenton
On Friday, Calgary, Alberta native Mike Soroka went 2 2/3 innings against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday in Bradenton. The 22 year old allowed three hits along with three runs while walking two, striking out two and allowing a home run.
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