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21st-c. Ball and the Fans

Posted on May 7, 2014 by rightoffthebatbook

Is “the umpire blind”? Herewith the first important reviewable play in 21st-c. MLB, which means in the history of North American baseball and possibly anywhere. The video—available as part of the above link describing the game between two of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Baseball, Right Off the Bat Book, Right Off the Bat Website | Tagged Armando Galarraga, Jim Joyce, John McGraw, Lou Boudreau, Major League Baseball, Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francisco Giants, Steroids, Ted Williams | 1 Comment

Sterling and Suzyn at Wrigley

Posted on June 20, 2011 by rightoffthebatbook

At first it was just another lead-in to a Yankee broadcast on WCBS–but when I, Bill, heard “Yankees versus Chicago Cubs” I did a double-take. Don’t think I ever heard a game like this before. Memories of long-ago broadcasts, TV … Continue reading →

Posted in Baseball | Tagged Chicago Cubs, Jack Brickhouse, John Sterling, Lou Boudreau, New York Yankees, Suzyn Waldman, Vince Lloyd, Wrigley Field | Leave a comment

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