The Arc of the Swing
Keith Rohman, Patrick BurkeMusings on Baseball, Memory, and the Infield Fly Rule.
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Who Burned the Flag at Dodger Stadium?
Fifty years ago today, during the fourth inning of a Cubs–Dodgers game, two people ran into center field at Dodger Stadium, knelt down, and tried to set an American flag on fire. Cubs centerfielder Rick Monday sprinted over and pulled the f...
1975: Two Friends, the President and the Hippie Bicentennial
[This blog is devoted to baseball and that will resume next week. This week, we have a guest post by my friend Patrick Burke. Pat and I have attended many baseball games together, but this is about a very different type of crowd event- 51 y...
My writing teacher and Jackie Robinson
The man in this picture, Marty Solow, is babysitting Jackie Robinson’s five-month-old baby, Jackie Jr. He was my high school writing teacher, and the father of one of my best friends Steve (a Nat’s fan). He was a mentor to me in many ways a...
Married to Baseball: An Opening Day Conversation
As I often boast, I have attended every home Opening Day at Dodger Stadium since 1984—except one year, when I had surgery. Seated next to me for most of those games has been Connie Rohman. With the Dodgers’ home opener today, it felt like t...
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