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Throwing it around

By on May 14, 2007

Here’s your usual monday baseball jargon from around the net. Short and sweet, cut to the chase. It’s what we do on monday’s, because they are just so brutal.

  • What do you know about the 1922 Washington Nationals? Probably not as much as Coffeyville Whirlwind.
  • Redleg Nation references some facts that point to Great American Ballpark being one of the most advanced ballparks in the big leagues.
  • The Sports Flow has the scoop, a Happy Mothers Day wish, and Pink Bats everywhere.
  • American Legends found a neat NY Times graphic about the Brewers, actually winning. This is soon to be baseball’s biggest story and sweetheart franchise.
  • The Tribe Source recaps the action of the Tribe’s dissapointing loss to the Oakland A’s, in which Joe Borowski effectively killed the Indians.
  • It’s Mike Lupica’s world, and the rest of us are just existing. Just ask Wikipedia, and make sure to read the last paragraph. This little prick is our new whipping boy.
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