All posts tagged "hall of fame"

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  Breaking Angles

  / 5 months ago

  Breaking Angles: Tony Dungy Triples Down on Anthem Protests

  Tony Dungy supports the Anthem Protesters. Not only that, but he would give them a much larger platform given the chance.

  By Ned Donovan
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  Baseball

  / 5 months ago

  The Barry Bonds Number Retirement Is Justified

  I’m not going to lie, I 100% spaced out and forgot that this weekend was the Barry Bonds Number retirement ceremony....

  By Justin Colombo
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  Sunday Morning Musings

  / 6 months ago

  Sunday Morning Musings: Streetball with Gregg Popovich

  What’s up, guys. Happy Sunday! Next week I will be attending GenCon 51 both because I’m a board game nerd, and because...

  By Ned Donovan
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  Baseball

  / 6 months ago

  Your Backyard Baseball All-Stars

  You hear that? That’s what nostalgia sounds like. Many a rainy day began with that sound. Homework never got done because...

  By Joseph Dalfonso
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  Baseball

  / 8 months ago

  What If A-Rod Had Never Left Seattle?

  Imagine this scenario: It’s February, 2009. Alex Rodriguez is entering his 15th year in Seattle. He’s a beloved homegrown player with...

  By Bobby Underwood
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  Baseball

  / 9 months ago

  Where Does Time Go?

  It may seem hard to believe, but 2001 was a really long time ago. In baseball years, that is. Only five...

  By Bobby Underwood
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  Baseball

  / 11 months ago

  Welcome Home, Ichiro

  Welcome Home, Ichiro. Number 51 is coming back to Seattle after spending the last five and half years in New York...

  By Justin Colombo
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  Baseball

  / 12 months ago

  Vladimir Guerrero: The Last Expos Defeat

  If you’ve been reading The Turf from the beginning there are two things you should know by now: Jake Bridges knows...

  By Justin Colombo
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  Baseball

  / 12 months ago

  Breaking Angles: The Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2018

  THE BASEBALL HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2018 Chipper Jones – 97.2% – 410 Votes .303/.401/.529, .930 OPS, 2727 H, 468...

  By Justin Colombo
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  Baseball

  / 1 year ago

  A Ballot so Stacked, No One Can Win

  I love baseball. I love Cooperstown. I love following baseball, and I love seeing who has been nominated to the Hall...

  By Ned Donovan