Between Innings: Stories from Life & the Ballpark
Michael KingStories about baseball, life, and the moments between innings. Reflections from a lifetime of watching the game and the lessons it keeps offering.
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World Series Memories: Game 5
This is the fifth part of what I hope will become a seven-part series of memories attached to each game of the World Series. Visit Between Innings to read the first four parts.
We always loved watching baseball and eating pizza from Jimmy...
World Series Memories: Game 4
I got to Boston in 1999, a freshman at Emerson College, my first-choice school since I was about 12 years old. While my love of theater was driving my course of studies, my love of baseball always sat just underneath it in terms of life’s p...
World Series Memories: Game 3
This is the third part of a four-part (or five-part, or six-part, or I really hope, seven-part) series of specific World Series memories I have of whatever game is on tonight. So today, one of my favorite Game 3 memories.
I had always want...
World Series Memories: Game 2
This is the second part of a four-part (or five-part, or six-part, or I really hope, seven-part) series of specific World Series memories I have of whatever game is on tonight. So today, one of my favorite Game 2 memories.
When we think of...
World Series Memories: Game 1
This is the first in a series of World Series memories that will come in four parts, five parts, six, or, I certainly hope, seven. Each morning there’s a World Series game, I’ll share a short personal memory from a past World Series game wi...
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Michael King is a father, leadership trainer, Little League coach, and a person in long-term recovery who’s spent a lifetime finding life lessons in baseball.
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