[adrotate banner=”50″] When it comes to thinking about MLB betting, one home-run hitter who can’t be ignored is the one and only Barry Bonds. Best recognized for being a former professional baseball left fielder, Bonds played twenty-two seasons in Major League Baseball. Bonds is best known for being a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates from…
[adrotate banner=”49″] Often referred to as America’s favorite pastime, baseball is definitely one of the most popular sports in the United States. While it has veined in popularity over the years, lagging behind sports like American football and basketball, it is still hugely popular. The MLB (Major League Baseball) is the second most…
Something to consider when commenting on the dirty, dirty cheaters on this year’s Hall of Fame ballot: steroids were not invented in an evil lab underneath Oakland Coliseum in 1988 by Dr. Jose Canseco. They did not solely cheapen a record book that was pristine until the home run race of 1998. In…
VINTAGE BASEBALL MEMORABILIA Vintage Baseball Memorabilia The Best Offensive and Defensive Season of Each Decade This is an interesting post we saw on Facebook by “Stephens” that I thought it would be interesting to share, we did change a few names we didn’t agree with. 1870s: Ross Barnes, 1876.429 BA, 138 H, 36 XBH,…
Special Memory or Event? Want to have some fun? Advertise your business? Dedicate this page The 5 Greatest Hitters In MLB History Baseball has a fleet of household names, and you can bet your bottom dollar that they are some of the best players in MLB history. Hitters can make or break any game,…
[adrotate banner=”49″] Ranking the Left Fielders Joe DiMaggio once said that it “wasn’t possible to describe just how great Stan Musial was.” Musial was “The Man” in St. Louis, leading the Cardinals to pennants in four of his first five seasons, winning three Most Valuable Player awards and seven batting titles. He ranks…
Here is a quick look at what happened on August 11 on This day in baseball history! Debuts, Milestones, No Hitters, Rule Changes, Events, Birthdays, Deaths, and more on August 11 This Day In Baseball. August 11 1907: The Cardinals Ed Karger throws a perfect game against the Boston Doves in the second game of…
Episode 112 – This Week in Baseball Two of the best pitchers of the Dead Ball Era faced off 109 years ago this week, Jack Coombs and Ed Walsh put up matching goose eggs for 16 innings before the game between the Athletics and White Sox was called on a account of darkness. It serves…
On this weeks podcast – August 5, 1979, Willie Mays is inducted into the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. Mays slugged 660 homers, batted .302, and collected 3,283 hits in his 22-year career. Known for his all-around play, Mays won 12 Gold Glove Awards for his defense in center field. Former…
[adrotate banner=”49″] Barry Bonds Position: LeftfielderBats: Left • Throws: Left6-1, 185lb (185cm, 83kg)Born: Friday, July 24, 1964 in Riverside, CA USAHigh School: Junipero Serra HS (San Mateo, CA)School: Arizona State University (Tempe, AZ)Debut: May 30, 1986 (15,179th in major league history)vs. LAD 5 AB, 0 H, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SBLast Game: September 26, 2007vs. SDP 3 AB, 0 H, 0 HR,…
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