Yankees: Thirty-three pitchers and eight catchers descended upon Tampa's Legends Field on Thursday, officially kicking off Spring Training. "You look forward to this moment every year," Mariano Rivera said. "I'm happy to be back, and I can't wait to get going."
The Nets are doing okay in a horrible division, but basketball has never had the same appeal for me that baseball did, and does. I hate football, and I'm barely even aware of hockey. (Sorry, Tiff.)
YES! Baseball time! I love baseball with all of my heart. I am however, a Detroit Tiger's fan. Sorry guys! Please cut me some slack. After all I am from Michigan so it makes sense.
ahhhhhhhh i love living in fl CHEEP GAMES woo hooooooo
Attend the tale of Bovine Boy
His party threads we all enjoy
But does he have Mad Cow Disease?
He doesn't eat beef - but cows skating? - oh please!!!
With cocoa!?!
And lemonade!?!
The heifer-mad poster of Broadway
(World)
He was my first favorite player on the Detroit Tigers before he was traded. I liked him the most because he was the best they had at the time. I know he is kind of a loser outside the baseball world but he can pitch.
Ok....who's everyone's favorite players? Mike Maroth for the Tigers and Jeff Weaver in general.
Maroth's attitude during his 20+ loss season was impressive. On the other hand, Weaver's attitude in general is disappointing. Sorry, but I have to agree with the "headcase" assessment.
Baseball is my life from spring to fall -- I could talk about all this for hours!
Pitchers have an higher ratio of crazy-to-normal in their ranks than hitters do, I think. I mean, hitters have Rickey Henderson and Wade Boggs, but pitchers have Roger Clemens, David Wells, Orlando Hernandez...cripes, that's just the ex-Yankees.
Addy, the wind picked me up and threw me into a trashcan as I walked to work. I was thinking, "If Alex hit a fly in this wind it would hit the second deck."