Baseball Buddha
Baseball Buddha is memory, meditation, and critique, using the game to expose culture, test character, and reflect the society we’ve built.
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Who Owns the Game - 23, Reds
The Cincinnati Reds sit at 23, and this one fucking frustrates me because there are stretches over the last decade where it felt like the Reds almost understood who they were supposed to be. Almost. The problem is that “almost” has defined...
Who Owns the Game - 24, Tigers
The Detroit Tigers sit at 24, and this one takes a little more work because it isn’t obvious failure. It’s something more frustrating. It’s a franchise that did the hard part, committed to tearing it down, absorbed years of losing, built a...
Who Owns the Game - 25, Angels
The Los Angeles Angels sit at 25 because they wasted something most franchises will never even touch. Two generational players, both in their primes, both wearing the same uniform, and nothing to show for it that matters. No October presenc...
Who Owns the Game - 26, White Sox
The Chicago White Sox sit at 26, they are not poor, they are historically relevant, they play in one of the largest cities in American sports with reach, resources, and a fan base that has proven it will show up, and that is exactly the pro...
Who Owns the Game - 27, Rockies
The Colorado Rockies sit at 27, and even that feels generous once you really sit with it, this is not a franchise suffocated by market limitations or trapped in economic reality, Denver is not a small stage, Coors Field is not a burden, it...
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Baseball Buddha is memory, meditation, and critique, using the game to expose culture, test character, and reflect the society we’ve built. I am not neutral and at times political.
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