Not everybody needs to watch the game the same way.
A Professor and a Protagonist
Jim Brosnan was a good pitcher, but we should really remember him because he was one hell of a writer.
The Pundit’s a Felon, the Manager a Playwright: A Season in The Pecos League
It’s a long, strange, destination-less trip that nonetheless rewards you for your participation.
Obsessing Over Perfection
The difference between a perfect game and a one-hit shutout is negligible. But the emotion we pour into that tiny difference is immense.
Lost in the Sun: The Physics of Ballpark Orientation
There’s a rule covering how major league ballparks are supposed to be aligned. Few follow it.
Do teams re-sign only their healthy players? The answer may surprise you.
As Zack’s mental state becomes more fragile, he remembers a difficult encounter with his dad.
You can’t breathe without hearing about your team’s top prospects. The glut of information skews perceptions, but there is a more rational way to look at the next big thing.
Approaching a century in Wrigley Field, the Cubs are without a World Series title. But they had the horses in the 1970s.