NJBM Kids’ Hot Korner: Mordecai Brown
April 5, 2013 by Matt Nadel · Leave a Comment
Hey baseball fans! I just put up my latest post in the Kids’ Hot Korner section of New Jersey Baseball Magazine. This one is about Mordecai Brown, the Hall of Fame pitcher with only three fingers on his pitching hand. If you want to read more about this, just click here. Check back in a couple of days [...]
Why Albert Pujols Will Stay In St. Louis
November 2, 2011 by Daniel Shoptaw · 2 Comments
We heard it a lot. At the end of September and during every playoff series, we heard “this could be the last time Albert Pujols has an at-bat in a Cardinal uniform,” sometimes tweaked with the last home appearance. So much so that someone made a chart out of how he did in those situations. [...]
Mark Simon: The Numbers Guru
July 12, 2011 by Andrew Martin · 2 Comments
Advanced baseball statistics are a growing movement that seems to expand on a daily basis in terms of new measuring tools and new adherents. For some reason, baseball, more than any other sport, has always been appealing to the masses when it has come to statistical analysis. People have come to want more than just [...]
The Seattle Mariners, a mystery off the field
August 13, 2010 by Jeff Engels · Leave a Comment
The Mariners get a day to rest before starting a series with the Cleveland Indians tomorrow so there is no need for my usual ranting about the dismal state of this fading season. Instead I thought I would talk a little about the players themselves and their lives off the field. Of course being that [...]
