Brennan Tyznar Talks About His Incomplete Season Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - April 17, 20200 Brennan Tyznar is a 6-2, left-handed pitcher who currently plays for Randolph-Macon College in Virginia. He had his season cut short. No player is ever fully prepared for that and honestly, unless you’ve played for a team that you put your heart and soul into, it’s hard to understand what
A Postcard from Heaven – – My Connection With Gary Carter Baseballology by Jeffrey Morris - April 15, 20200 Do kids get mail anymore? Does mail mean anything beyond bills and coupons anymore? Do kids sit down and write letters and draw pictures for their grandparents? Do they get letters back? Do kids even know what Christmas cards are? I thought of this while I was flipping through a photo
Brianna Musco Survived Italy and Now is Waiting To Perform Again Entertainment by Russ_Cohen - March 25, 20200 Brianna Musco was on a recent trip to Europe and she came home without the Coronavirus and with a lot of music, musical ideas and some public health concerns in Italy. “When we were there were one or two cases in Scotland and a few cases in Italy (this is in
Baseball is Alive and Well in South Korea Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - March 22, 20200 Here is an intrasquad game. Enjoy it and let's hope more is on the way. This is the Kiwoom Heroes vs. Kiwoom Heroes
BUBS Natural Review Reviews by Russ_Cohen - March 13, 2020March 13, 20200 Every once in awhile, I get to review a product that intersects sports and health. And while most major sports have hit the pause button, the athletes, and folks like me, haven’t. Enter BUBS a company that makes a powdery mix that can improve your health. There is a collagen mix
MLB Should Shutdown Spring Training and Delay the Season Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - March 12, 20200 This one seems like an easy decision. Yes, it affects local economies and jobs, but getting sick is worse, especially for those who don’t have health insurance or adequate funds. The Coronavirus is causing havoc around the world and the belief by the experts is we’re not through the worst
MLB Shortened Spring Means Missing Stars on Opening Day Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - March 7, 20200 March 26th is Mets Opening Day this year. Can it get any earlier? Or any colder? Teams know this and now if there’s a player who has a hint of an injury, there’s very little chance you’ll see them start the baseball season. MLB cheapened Opening Day years ago with the
Major League Baseball is a Public Trust and They’re Quickly Losing That Trust Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - February 16, 20200 The Astros are the heels of the sport, for good reason, but now having MLB commissioner Rob Manfred stand up there and saying the Astros and Red Sox are the only teams being investigated is short-sighted. Red Sox verdict is due at the end of the following week, not this
Tim Tebow Isn’t a Ballplayer Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - January 11, 20200 Tim Tebow is a college football analyst who happens to get invited to Mets Spring Training, year after year because he sells tickets and merchandise. At 32, there’s no other team in major league baseball who would bother. Tebow was in AAA last year. He hit .163 with four homers and
Players Like Jeff McNeil Could End the Launch Angle Era Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - August 7, 2019August 7, 20190 The Mets lucked into Jeff McNeil being their leadoff hitter and the best one they've had in years. For many years they couldn’t fill the position and they had the guy in the organization all along. Many times, the best moves the Mets make are born out of desperation or
