Boston Red Sox: Why You Shouldn’t Be Buying Team’s 2013 World Series Chances
August 13, 2013 by Andrew Martin · Leave a Comment
Following last season’s 92-loss debacle, this year’s version of the Boston Red Sox have been a breath of fresh air. Heading into last night’s game at 71-49 they already had one more victory than all of last year and hold first place in the American League East. The turnaround can be attributed in various parts […]
Another Kind of Parkway Series Imagined
May 21, 2012 by Ted Leavengood · Leave a Comment
Watching the Orioles-Nationals series play out over such a gorgeous weekend, with so much fine young talent on both sides of the diamond, it was hard not to project into it something more than just another interleague squabble. With Baltimore sitting comfortably atop the American League East and Washington still within hailing distance of the […]
Can’t Get No Satisfaction
March 26, 2010 by Ted Leavengood · Leave a Comment
Five days in the Florida sun watching baseball without commuting on Metro, conference calls from hell, or stereo political rhetoric. Â How can the crowds be so small down here when the grass is so green?