Robinson Cano Forgets the Concept of Location, Location, Location
When the displaced Yankee snatched his $240 million contract from the Mariners — the Seattle Mariners – he showed baseball it was all about himself, that greed is still good a generation after Gordon Gekko’s prime.
Broadcasters Would Bring Knowledgeability to Flawed Hall of Fame Voting
George Castle weighs in on the state of Hall of Fame voting in baseball.
Our Hunger For Legit Role Models Should be Sated by Granderson
Not only did Granderson raise money for the near-hungry, he also contributed $5 million out of pocket to a baseball complex in his name at alma mater University of Illinois-Chicago.
MLB: More Embarrassment is the Only Spur to Expanded Instant Replay
There is only one prediction here. Five years after Torre finally works out the kinks in the replay system and it’s established, everyone will wonder what took so long, and what the fuss was all about? And we’ll have full employment of four umpires working each game, the human factor still predominant in making calls as with all other sports.