Winter baseball in South America and the Caribbean, who doesn’t love it? Unfortunately, it can be a bitch to watch. ESPN Deportes shows select games but at strange times like 4AM and 3:30PM as filler between SportsCenter and various soccer matches. That’s where the internet comes in, I was directed towards a site called “Mogulus” [...]
Archive of posts filed under the amusements category.
Hey, That's Not Pine Tar
(NSFW due to sensitive language if you are not listening on headphones/somewhere people care about that stuff.)
He Just Doesn't Want To Go
Much better than that poor thing that was on the foul pole last year at Yankee Stadium.
Joe Torre Has A Blog
Murray Chass has a not blog, Joe Torre has an actual blog. It’s like they’ll let anyone on the internet. It’s truly a piece of work, it seems like someone made a Joe Torre parody blog…but it’s a 100% MLB backed work. Consider me subscribed, perhaps he will share his bullpen strategies with us!
People Spend Money On Strange Things
No, not the Alex Rodriguez jersey:
Strange and Bizarre Yankee Security Decisions
The Yankees have a history of introducing new rules and not telling anyone, or having completely arbitrary rules for about a week that they change. In the 12+ years I’ve been going to games, the following have been banned at some time or other, usually not for more than a season at the most: Umbrellas [...]
The NY Daily News Has The Best Copy Editors
The Daily News and the NY Post have recently decided to get in on the PROSPECT HYPE TRAIN and both have articles a few times a week about Yankees and Mets hype train. Too bad they don’t have copy editors for their headlines: “Jesus Matero impressing Yankee officials” They spell his name correctly (if you’re [...]
Murray Chass Has Started A (Not) Blog
Murray Chass, recently fired from the New York Times for being Murray Chass, has started a not blog. Now, when you go there, you may notice it looks like a blog (it even uses WordPress–I looked at the page source because I am nosy like that) but it is most certainly not one. I know [...]
