Giving thanks for childhood heroes
Willie Mays has written a glorious memoir, as you would expect from the greatest player ever.
Observations from the old ball yard, especially focused on our hometown nine – the Washington Nationals
Willie Mays has written a glorious memoir, as you would expect from the greatest player ever.
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from October 2022.
Here are the posts that showed up in October 2022 on More to Come…
Joe Posnanski’s magnum opus is “an audacious, singular, and masterly book that took a lifetime to write.”
In a terrific column, Joe Posnanski captures the historic 700th home run by Albert Pujols.
The Nationals commit the unforgivable sin and trade Juan Soto. It is always all about the money.
Robyn Ryle on baseball: “The players want baseball to be good. The owners just want to make money.”
Short looks at the books I’ve pulled from my library shelves in a year both heartbreaking and galvanizing.
Those in control are killing the product that baseball fans like me want to consume.
The shelf life of social media, pink churches, cool cemeteries, and (OUCH) oak leaf itch mites!