Baseball and America
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1972, A’s versus the Big Red Machine
Gene Tenace
I always enjoy watching a World Series in which an unknown player steps up to win a World Series MVP Award. 1972 was such a World Series.
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Finding Comfort
Baseball gives us solace in trying times. Whether as individuals or as a country or city when fighting depression, illness, or mourning. Baseball allows us to escape dark times, even if only for a few hours. It can be a welcome diversion....
The Miracle Mets and Tom “Terrific”
What a way to finish the sixties. From 1962 through 1968, except for the two seasons when they barely squeezed into next-to-last, the futile New York Mets finished last. In 1969, they became the “Miracle Mets” by winning the pennant followi...
Take a Few Minutes
Poetry, art, and music have always been an important part of baseball culture. Unfortunately, we don’t always take the time to sit back and appreciate its heritage. Casey at the Bat is such an example. We are all familiar with its ending bu...
1960s, the Old Guard Steps Aside
The 1960s are often considered the decade that changed our country. While the Vietnam War, the Kennedy assassination and the civil rights movement grabbed the headlines of the front page news, the sports section was reporting a new era of b...
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