Cincinnati Reds 2012 Mid-Year Player Report Card

Why wait till mid-year to give my eagerly awaited Cincinnati Reds Mid-Year Report Card when I already have rendered my carefully considered and well thoug

So You Need A Used Baseball Pitching Machine?

Todays after market offers plenty of used baseball pitching machines for sale, but there are a few things you need to consider. For instance, who are you

A Guide to Buy Baseball Bats for Your 10-Year Old

This year when your son turns 10, instead of gifting him trucks or sponge bobs, you can try a new gift -  a baseball bat - which will not only be accepted

The Baseball a Game to Be Performed and Preached

Baseball will be the perfect game & consists of the most selection of fan following. This game being the national game of America usually are followed

Your Softball Pitching Machine Guide

Softball can be a fun and rewarding sport, yet practicing with a softball pitching machine can add to your teams ability to compete to todays ever increas

Reds west coast swoon, late-2000's funk leads Northern Kentucky mothers to smoke while pregnant

While the Reds continue their annual west coast wilt on the left coast (bullpen meltdowns always suck after a great start is wasted) it was revealed Thurs

Baseball Pitching Machines Mania

Out of all the baseball pitching machines on the market today, only a select few models remain a cut above the rest. With Americas favorite pastime in ful

Indoor Baseball Drills Keep You Active And Sharp

If you are a parent or an instructor or just an amateur baseball player, the drills can help you perform baseball skills, indoors without worrying about t

Making certain success for coaching Little League Baseball

When you are dead set on becoming the very first baseball player possible, there is no such thing as a substitute for quality baseball teacher. A quality

Remembering Minnesota Twins Slugger Harmon Killebrew

Few sluggers in the 1960s – or any era – could match the raw power of Harmon Killebrew. What may have been most amazing about his slugging ability was how

Remembering Henry Aaron: The 1960s Most Underrated Slugger?

Hammerin Hank Aaron wasnt as flashy as Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente. Or as charismatic as Mickey Mantle or Stan Musial. Or as powerful as Harmon Kille

Remembering Minnesota Twins Pitcher Camilo Pascual

If, as most observers at the time believed, the best curveball in the 1960s belonged to Sandy Koufax, the second best – and a close second at that – was d

Remembering Luis Aparicio: Hall of Fame Fleet

In the six years before Maury Wills resurrected the stolen base as an offensive weapon, another shortstop was using the stolen base – and two of the sures

Remembering Jim Bunning: The Senator Who Never Lost for Washington

If you visit the Baseball Hall of Fame, youll find six members who have been both pitchers and Senators. That group includes Walter Johnson, Clark Griffit

Remembering Cleveland Indians Ace Sam McDowell

His fastball was on top of the plate before you could barely get the bat off your shoulder. The break in his curve was nothing less than wicked. And his i

Remembering Bob Gibson: The Fearless Fastball

Hard-throwing, dominating, intimidating: throughout the 1960s, no pitcher was as consistently effective as the Cardinals Bob Gibson. In a decade loaded wi

Remembering Ernie Banks: My Cub Runneth Over

When you think of Ernie Banks, you think the engaging smile, the gentlemanly grace he carried with him naturally both on the field and off, the quick bat,

Remembering Don Drysdale: The Good Guy Dodger Warrior

The fact that there was no designated hitter in the 1960s was a break for Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale. Taking the bat out of his hand probabl

Remembering Brooks Robinson: Where Line Drives Went to Die

Throughout the decade of the 1960s, Brooks Robinson was simply the best third baseman in baseball. He was a vacuum cleaner at third base. He got to every

Remembering Roberto Clemente: Excellence Over-Easy

Roberto Clemente was so good at every baseball skill, and so naturally fluid at everything he did, that sometimes you had to wonder whether he was truly h