Archives for the 'IMHO' Category
More on the Wizards’ Name Change
Thursday, June 19th, 2008
Since the official announcement, I have heard many people in favor of the Wizards’ possible name change — and I have probably heard just as many who are against it.
Indiana News Center’s Dean Pantazi reminds us that “General manager Mike Nutter, who dropped the hint of a possible name change with the move to Harrison […]
Yankees Should Make Hawkins Their Set-up Man
Saturday, May 31st, 2008
I selected Joba Chamberlain in my fantasy draft knowing he may split time between reliever and starter. Now he’s moving to the rotation, and I’m scrambling to figure out might get his holds. There are several options, but only Latroy Hawkins has a valid case. Sure, he has had some struggles but that should not disqualify his experience.
Chad Gramling at Dugout Central
Monday, May 26th, 2008
I’ve had my first article accepted at Dugout Central. Check it out. Comment and click the Thumbs Up icon to show your love!
Hopefully we’ll see more of my articles published over there. Rest assured that much of it will be Northeast Indiana related, but this situation gives me the opportunity to scratch other baseball […]
LaTroy Hawkins Changes Numbers . . . Again
Friday, April 18th, 2008
When LaTroy Hawkins came to the New York Yankees, he reported to Spring Training and wore number 22. Then, Morgan Ensberg - who was randomly given number 21 as a non-roster invitee - willingly forfeited number 21. Hawkins saw an opportunity to honor an international hero; Yankees fans saw an opportunity to be idiots (IMHO):
Hawkins […]
New Header Images
Tuesday, April 8th, 2008
Okay . . . a new season is among us. It’s been a while since I have added any new header images to the rotation. Anybody want to suggest who I should target from the Fort Wayne Baseball scene to grace the top spot of the blog?
A Minor Leage Baseball Hall of Fame? How About in Fort Wayne?
Thursday, January 10th, 2008
Yesterday, Jonathan Mayo posted his perspective regarding a Baseball Hall of Fame for Minor League Baseball. At the conclusion, he states; “[a]s with the annual Cooperstown announcement, I hope at the very least it sparks some interesting discussion.”
This post is my attempt to add to that “interesting discussion” and is my personal attempt to begin a rally cry for the MiLB HOF advocates and proponents to consider Fort Wayne as the ideal location.
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