Charlie Gehringer
“Us ball players do things backward. First we play, then we retire and go to work.” Arguably the greatest 2nd baseman of all-time puts it accurately about baseball, or any athlete for that matter.
Author Archives: Johnny Lumsden
Why Yovani Gallardo’s Season Performance Could Decide the O’s 2016 Fate
Despite having an abundance of pitchers to chose from to fill out the starting rotation, the O’s may have the worst group of starters at least in the AL East. With numerous great starters out on the market this offseason, Baltimore failed to sign anyone big until the very end. O’s new starter, Yovani Gallardo, is not a an ace nor a #2, but his continuation of being a consistent big league starter could be the deciding factor in whether or not Baltimore makes a playoff push. The former Brewer’s ace and NL all-star, hasn’t pitched in over 200 innings Continue reading Why Yovani Gallardo’s Season Performance Could Decide the O’s 2016 Fate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
“Not making the baseball team at West Point was one of the greatest disappointments of my life, maybe the greatest.” A president who loved America’s past time as much as America loved it.
Ty Cobb
“Every great batters works on the theory that the pitcher is more afraid of him than he is of the pitcher.” Just some hitting wisdom from the greatest player of all-time.