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I was very lucky to have a chance to preview “42” this past Saturday. I was looking forward to it all week although it was nothing compared to the star-studded event they had on Tuesday, April 2nd at the White House, Atlanta, and Milwaukee where the movie first showed. But nevertheless, no matter the size [...]
With Alex Rodriguez out on the disabled list for surgery on his left hip and a trade for outfielder Abraham Almonte the New York Yankees have room for pitcher Shawn Kelley of the Seattle Mariners on the 40 man roster. Born in Louisville, Kentucky on April 26, 1984, to Dennis and Rhonda, Kelley made his [...]
News in the MLB : I am all for playing fair but are the new rules under which baseball players stand really fair? As blood tests become the new normal in Spring Training and athletes can’t go to anti-aging clinics without falling under public humiliation, the question becomes, WHAT IS FAIR ? Focused on fighting [...]
Robinson Jose Cano Mercedes was born on October 22,1982 in the beachfront community of San Pedro de Macorís of the Dominican Republic. Home of 70 MLB players, San Pedro de Macorís is often referred to as,” The Cradel of Shortstops”. An American dream came true for, MLB New York Yankee, Robinson Cano on Nov [...]
Even as he is beginning the new spring season with the MLB, New York Yankee CC Sabathia seems not only focused on retrieving his range of motion, after his October 2012 elbow surgery but, also on supporting The Pitcch In Foundation. In a description on his Google Hangout, Sabathia is fondly noted as bringing the [...]
With Jorge Posada now three years removed from the game, and Russell Martin pricing himself out of the Bronx, the Yankees face an Opening Day dilemma they haven’t encountered since 1989: no clear candidate for the starting catcher job. Just five years ago, the Yankees looked lousy with catching prospects. Powerhouse slugger Jesus Montero—he of [...]
It was a very short series played between the Detroit Tigers and the San Fransisco Giants. They played through the elements and in this last game, it went to 10 innings as the Tigers tried to fight but in the end, Scutaro hit a single which helped Theriot get home to take the score to [...]
Thanks to the Rangers beating the Halos down in Texas 8-7, the New York Yankees are guaranteed at least the Wild Card berth in the 2012 Postseason but they are not done yet. The Yankees want the AL East, and ironically the Red Sox stand between them and winning the division. Yes, it is a [...]
New York Yankees loss + Baltimore Orioles win = AL East first-place tie. Yesterdays, 3-2, loss vs. the Blue Jays was the same old song of stranding runners on base and not doing anything to different to change things. The power hitting Yankees need to get back to hitting homers ASAP, as there are only four games left [...]
The New York Yankees had an opportunity to extend their AL East lead to two games last night at the Rogers Centre, but instead they didn’t just lose they got shutout by the Blue Jays 6-0. Now other than being embarrassed about not scoring a single run, the Yankees are practically handing the AL East to the Orioles, [...]
