The MLB tends to concentrate on local communities. They work with the National Urban League, the Jackie Robinson Foundation, and the Boys and Girls Clubs of America (BGCA), to name a few. Not sure if this falls under “Human Rights” technically, but I think it’s a human right to eat, learn and wear clothes and […]

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This week’s Baseball Links Exchange will focus on the work of Maury Brown, fellow blogger and reader of Baseball Reflections, or at least he use to. I got a comment from him once before. J Maury hosts The Business of Sports Network which is home to the following sites
The Biz of Baseball
The Biz of Basketball
The […]

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This week’s installation of Baseball Links Exchange highlights the writings of dchase from the blog: Brock For Broglio. His site is a great source for Fantasy Baseball enthusiasts. He not only shares his opinion on the game of Fantasy Baseball, but he also shares his resources with his readers, telling you, the reader, where to […]

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This week’s link exchange will be on blogger billfer (Bill Ferris) of Detroit Tigers Weblog which Bill started back in 2001. His was the first Detroit Tigers blog and he’s proud of it! And, he should be, it’s a darn good blog.
You can also find Bill writing at his other site Baseblogging, which is a […]

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David Pinto & Baseball Musings
 
This is the second in the series of link exchanges and it should have been the first (no offense Geoff). After reading David’s article on Baseball Prospectus entitled, “Evolving the Save Rule” which was written back on August 8, 2007 in his weekly spot called, “The Big Picture”. Now back then, […]

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I have decided that if my readers are to read any other blogs IN ADDITION to Baseball Reflections then I should at least point you in the direction of some of my favorites on a weekly basis. So without further ado, here we go!
One of my favorite bloggers is Geoff Young over at Ducksnorts […]

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Last night I read an article in World Magazine called, “Grinch in the press box: Baseball: Peanuts, popcorn, and proselytizing” by Marvin Olasky. The article is about New York Times sportswriter Murray Chass and his crusade “against voluntary Baseball Chapel services in major league locker rooms on Sunday mornings.” To read more, click on the […]

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As was reported by Ric Schenck in a BallHype Exclusive earlier today. The X Games are being ignored in San Diego by a local TV station! To read about this in detail, please click HERE

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We had a Nor’estah this past weekend where we go snow dumped on us on Tursday & then again on Sunday in the am hours into the late morning. When the dust cleared, I went out with my snow blower & plowed out the front of my neighbor’s driveway (she’s a widow). While I was […]

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