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Category Archives: Meta
If You’re in Ft. Worth this Weekend…
Friend of P&P — and situational essayist — Larry Herold’s play THE SPORTS PAGE will be read (EDIT: NEXT) Sunday at 3:00 PM at Stage West Theater. I’ve read THE SPORTS PAGE and it’s damn good. It also won the … Continue reading →
Weekend Reading: World Domination Edition
This is our 200th post. So before we get to the Weekend Reading portion, Ted and I wanted to try something new: namely request feedback. This is both general and specific request. Generally, feel free tell us some things about … Continue reading →
Posted in Links, Meta
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Tagged Birthdays, Ichiro, Jackie Robinson, Pumpsie Green, Treme, Wezen-Ball
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The Monitor; The Heartbeat
Tuesday night, Titus Andronicus rocked the Vera Project in Seattle so hard they made me want to write something. The Vera Project is an all-ages, non-profit, no-booze venue. The handful of high school kids and baby boomer parents in the … Continue reading →
Posted in Meta, Music, Thinking
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Tagged Civil War, Craig Finn, The Hold Steady, The Monitor, Titus Andronicus, Walt Whitman
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Enter the Podcast!
This week, Pitchers & Poets turns One. To mark this momentous and surprising occasion, here is the inaugural PnP podcast. We’ve kept things short — it’s only about twenty minutes — so please give it a listen.
You May Have Noticed…
There is suddenly an advertisement in our sidebar of our home page. That is because Pitchers & Poets has taken on an official sponsor in Barry’s Tickets. Through their site, and DodgerTickets.org, they offer great deals on baseball tickets nation-wide. … Continue reading →
Unsatisfied
I’m mostly just posting because it’s now been two weeks since Ted or I any of our friends have said anything about baseball on this here website. Rest assured that he benefits of this interlude, inexcusable as it may be … Continue reading →
The Long and Wandy Road
Just a quick programming note. I have an essay up on Wandy Rodriguez over at Walkoff Walk as part of their “This Guy Is Playing Golf Right Now” series. And fear not Astros fans, this was given the Ted Walker … Continue reading →
When Life Throws You Curveballs, You Take Them The Other Way
In a literary sense, I sort of like clichés. Before they become hackneyed and mundane, they are tight exceptional metaphors and similes. The first time somebody compared his lover’s eyes to a glowing moon, or her beauty to a red … Continue reading →
Posted in Baseball the Teacher, Conventional Wisdom, Meta, Thinking
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Tagged Casey Stengel, Cliche, Free Darko, John Wooden, Metaphors, Religion, Vince Lombardi
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Reminders
August has been slow at Pitchers & Poets, but fear not. We’re getting back into the swing of things. Ted and I have a great new project underway (you’ll hear a lot about it in the coming weeks), and we’ve … Continue reading →
An Open Letter to Jim Tracy
Dear Spaghetti Arms, I try not to engage in criticism. That is, I try to avoid using this blog as a platform to shout about why a certain player should bat in a certain place, or why Joe Scouting Director … Continue reading →
Posted in Conventional Wisdom, Meta
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Tagged Apologies, Colorado Rockies, Eric Is An Asshole, Jim Tracy, Open Letters, Spaghetti
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