Sports fans like myself, who grew up in the Midwest, and follow sports all year long, are now down to one sport, baseball.
Well. maybe I'm just speaking for myself, but for the rest of the summer, it's all about the National Pastime, the great game of baseball.
Now, that doesn't mean that I won't look in on the Stanley Cup playoffs, I will, it's just that after my Detroit Red Wings were eliminated, the nightly watching of games until the wee hours of the morning are over.
Today is the start of summer baseball watching, I have no interest in the outcome of the Stanley Cup winner, or the winner of the NBA Finals...although I will say that I am hoping any team other than Miami wins.
Baseball and the summer, they were meant for one another, "The Boys of Summer," as Roger Kahn wrote.
I'm a fan of the Detroit Tigers, who, after winning 5 straight games, are just 4 games behind first place Cleveland, and a 1/2 a game behind the KC Royals, who come to Comerica Park for a weekend series.
Mr. No-No, Justin Verlander, takes the mound for the first time tonight since his 2nd career no-hitter last Saturday in Toronto against the Blue Jays.
It's also that time of year, the time when the baseball media trot out all the superlatives, all the hype that surrounds the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry.
All 3 games are on prime time TV, tonight on the MLB Network, Saturday on FOX, and Sunday night, of course, on ESPN.
Tonight it's all about Verlander, and the Tigers of course, but I'll check in on the Yanks-BoSox.
I hope to be posting more starting this weekend, as I've been lax in posting over the past month, due to my health, and general lack of any real reason to write.
I'll be bringing back my articles on my favorite players from all current, and past big league teams.
Look this weekend for my post on my fave Florida Marlin player, "Mr. Marlin," Jeff Conine.
You can check out previous fave player posts by entering "my favorite players from all 30 Big League teams" in the "search box" on the lower left hand side of this blog.
Here is the one on the Tampa Bay Rays Rocco Baldelli
I will also be doing some other posts, re-designing some things on the blog, trying to get back into the groove, so to speak.
Some notes...
Please remember, if you're a fan of the Detroit Tigers, please check out Detroit Tigers Scorecard Blog, written by my friend, Austin Drake.
I do write some things on occasion, but Austin is a fantastic, vibrant young Tiger fan, who's passion for the Motor City's big league team reminds me of myself some 30+ years ago, before the internet, of course.
Follow me here on my Twitter page or on my Facebook page for my thoughts on baseball and life in general.
Thanks to all of you who continue to read this blog, believe me, it's very much appreciated.
I love the game of baseball, and it's glorious history.
Baseball and the summer, they were meant for one another, "The Boys of Summer," as Roger Kahn wrote.
I'm a fan of the Detroit Tigers, who, after winning 5 straight games, are just 4 games behind first place Cleveland, and a 1/2 a game behind the KC Royals, who come to Comerica Park for a weekend series.
Mr. No-No, Justin Verlander, takes the mound for the first time tonight since his 2nd career no-hitter last Saturday in Toronto against the Blue Jays.
It's also that time of year, the time when the baseball media trot out all the superlatives, all the hype that surrounds the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry.
All 3 games are on prime time TV, tonight on the MLB Network, Saturday on FOX, and Sunday night, of course, on ESPN.
Tonight it's all about Verlander, and the Tigers of course, but I'll check in on the Yanks-BoSox.
I hope to be posting more starting this weekend, as I've been lax in posting over the past month, due to my health, and general lack of any real reason to write.
I'll be bringing back my articles on my favorite players from all current, and past big league teams.
Look this weekend for my post on my fave Florida Marlin player, "Mr. Marlin," Jeff Conine.
You can check out previous fave player posts by entering "my favorite players from all 30 Big League teams" in the "search box" on the lower left hand side of this blog.
Here is the one on the Tampa Bay Rays Rocco Baldelli
I will also be doing some other posts, re-designing some things on the blog, trying to get back into the groove, so to speak.
Some notes...
Please remember, if you're a fan of the Detroit Tigers, please check out Detroit Tigers Scorecard Blog, written by my friend, Austin Drake.
I do write some things on occasion, but Austin is a fantastic, vibrant young Tiger fan, who's passion for the Motor City's big league team reminds me of myself some 30+ years ago, before the internet, of course.
Follow me here on my Twitter page or on my Facebook page for my thoughts on baseball and life in general.
Thanks to all of you who continue to read this blog, believe me, it's very much appreciated.
I love the game of baseball, and it's glorious history.
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