It’s September, Your Team’s Out of The Race: What Now?
So here you are; September is upon us, pennant races are warming up, and here your team sits: 15 games behind, anything resembling a playoff berth having long since faded into the summer.
50 Years in Los Angeles for Major League Baseball’s Dodgers
In 2008, the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrated the 50th anniversary of their 1958 move from Brooklyn to Southern California. Their current home, Dodger Stadium, has welcomed over 125 million spectators since it opened in Chavez Ravine in 1962. The 56,000-seat ballpark has seen World Series action on eight different years, as well as hosting the Major League All-Star Game and the Olympic baseball competition during the 1980s. From Kirk Gibson’s legendary home run to sandy Koufax’s perfect game, the historic venue has seen its fair share of spectacular moments.
What Makes a Good Sports Broadcaster Great?
A review of important characteristics of a great sportscaster. Who are your favorites, and why?
MLB Playoffs 1995-Present
Enjoy playoff baseball? Here we will examine the Wild Card Era, 1995-Present, and what it has done for the playoffs each year.
The Cubs Didn’t Lose, The Dodgers Won
The Dodgers have been keeping it close all year and now Manny has put them on top.
The 2008 National League MVP of the MLB
Here is my take on the MVP award for the 2008 season. Compare it to yours.
Booing Cubs Fans Disappoint in Loss to Dodgers
Even though the Chicago Cubs lost Game one against the LA Dodgers in the MLB playoffs, the Cubs baseball fans were the real disappointment.
