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Editorial: Walk-Out Music

Baseball is here again! But rather than talk about who is going to win what; we want to know something more pressing … whose music would you use to walk-out to?

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Editorial: Constant Bobby (No Thanks to Fox)

The only constant in life is change. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t hard to say goodbye to Bobby Cox, who has has played a supporting role in the story of my life. It’s even harder when billionaires get in the way.

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RIP Ernie Harwell

Ernie Harwell, the beloved voice of several major league baseball teams, but most notably the Detroit Tigers, passed away today at 92. I’m writing this remote via my phone so I will keep this brief. Harwell, who was originally from Georgia, was a truly remarkable man who I have written about a number of times. [...]

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Editorial: Baseball Silences The Scribe

By MLB banning the use of Twitter by baseball beat writers for anything but baseball topics – and scolding players for any use of Twitter – baseball has proved themselves to be Luddites.

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Editorial: Just Being A Kid (Just Say J-Hey)

There are moments in life that bind age, creed, color into one unforgettable experience. When the moment called, Jason Heyward delivered.

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Editorial: Re-Thinking Baseball in Seven Steps

In this editorial, I outline seven step to bring excitement back to baseball. From adding a new League to an All-Star Game draft, my ideas may be a shock to traditional baseball fans everywhere.

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Editorial: We and Steroids McGee

With Mark McGwire’s admission of his use of steroids yesterday there seems to be an overwhelming admonishment of his behavior. I, by no means, am excusing his behavior. However, I believe that he, and the players like him, are all suffering from double-standard by both the media and baseball fans.

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