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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Seatbelts
For the last four months I’ve kept my Dodger fandom at arm’s length. I’ve tried to stay cool, like an MI6 Agent or Steve McQueen or Big Pink era Bob Dylan, and for the most part I’ve pulled it off. … Continue reading
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Sailing to Byzantium
The author of this post is Paul Franz. Ted and I invited Paul to contribute to Pitchers and Poets with the idea that he would bring a new perspective. Already, he has wowed us by writing an insightful essay built … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball the Teacher, Thinking
Tagged Byzantium, Franklin Gutierrez, Ken Griffey Jr., Paul Franz, Todd HElton, Troy Tulowitzki, WB Yeats
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This Just In! Votto Has a Sense of Humor That We All Apparently Lack
If it seems like I’m taking the following story a little too seriously, blame it on the combination of MLB Network’s Quickpitch and a couple of pints of Cooperstown, NY-based Ommegang Brewery‘s Abbey Ale. I toured the brewery while visiting … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball Culture
Tagged all star game, brewery ommegang, bronson arroyo, Joey Votto, marlon byrd
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Podcast 17: Mr. Selig’s Opus
In Podcast 17 we overcome a few sound issues (sorry!) to the discuss hard-throwing-ness of the 2010 All Star Game. Speaking of THROWING HEAT, Ted tells us all about his afternoon in Cooperstown with Bob Feller’s 104 MPH Fastball. One … Continue reading
Posted in Podcast
Tagged all star game, Big League Chew, Bob Feller, bud selig, Joey Votto, Rob Neyer
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I Accidentally Enjoyed the All-Star Game
I woke up this morning, unfurled my Internet browser, and read that I had made a mistake. I accidentally enjoyed the 2010 MLB All-Star Game. According to Tom Verducci, I’ve “been hoodwinked.” He argues that I shouldn’t have enjoyed the … Continue reading
Posted in Special Events
Tagged all star game, david ortiz, Joe Posnanski, josh johnson, tom verducci, ubaldo jimenez
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Today
Despite the best efforts of the Atlanta Braves and Toronto Blue Jays, I believe it’s safe to say that today, July 14, is the most boring sporting day of 2010. With that in mind, PnP recommends focusing your attention elsewhere. … Continue reading
Home Run Derby Live Blog Thing!
Welcome to the Home Run Derby Live Blog Thing! Home Run Derby
Posted in America, Liveblogging
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Impending LiveBlogging
I’ve been a woefully inept shipmate on the SS Pitchers&Poets of late, so this evening I will celebrate my renewed commitment to yammering on about baseball by LIVEBLOGGING THE HOME RUN DERBY (8 o’clock Eastern, 5 o’clock Pactific). I’ve never … Continue reading
Posted in Liveblogging, Special Events
Tagged home run derby, joel sherman, live blogging, MLB Trade RUmors, Nick Swisher
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Podcast 16: Kilby in Dream Land
In this episode of the Pitchers and Poets Podcast, we discuss the upcoming All Star festivities, from Chris Berman’s tired Home Run Derby act to All Star fashion (though we didn’t get to Alyssa Milano’s CHONE projections for the celebrity … Continue reading
Posted in Podcast
Tagged all star game, Baseball Cards, brad kilby, home run derby, Podcast
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The Anatomy of a Hit Piece
Not baseball, but this remarkable column by Adrian Wojnarowski on the Lebron James situation caught my eye. Mostly, I was amazed by the first paragraph: The Championship of Me comes crashing into a primetime cable infomercial that LeBron James and … Continue reading
