Everyone has heard the saying, “bigger is better.” This can pertain to having a bigger house, working for a bigger company, a job that pays better, living in a bigger city with more arts and recreational opportunities, and the list can go on and on. The older I get, the more I continue to be […]
If you’re here because of the FS1 Kenny Easley story…
Impact of Sports in American History
I love sports. Growing up in the Eighties, I intensely followed football, baseball, basketball, hockey, men’s and women’s tennis and the Olympics. I could keep going but you get the idea. Little did I know, sports taught more than I ever envisioned in all aspects of life. I remember elementary math class and being ahead […]
All-Time MLB Team
Since 1900, there have been 11 full decades. If we do the math, that’s eight position players, a designated hitter, starting pitcher and a closer. This equals 11 players for our All-Time MLB Team. However, there’s a catch. Each decade can only have one representative and the said player must have ranked to be among […]
Dale Murphy Song: Another Item Crossed Off Bucket List
Everyone has a bucket list of things we would like to do and places we would like to see before our inevitable expiration date. I have been fortunate that 13 years ago I started a company called Bob’s Baseball Tours. It has allowed the opportunity to see a baseball game at every Major League Baseball park […]
The Glory Days of Baseball – Father’s Day Edition
Kenny Easley for NFL Hall of Fame
I have written an article that will be published on the Seahawks Insider Blog. Like my Dale Murphy for Hall of Fame campaign in Major League Baseball, I have written about why my favorite football player of all-time, Kenny Easley, should be in the NFL Hall of Fame. I hope you enjoy: The Seattle Seahawks […]
Just Say No to the Steroids Era
None of us are perfect. We judge others, yet we know that doing so is wrong. In doing so, we fail to practice what we preach because, as a society, it is generally accepted in the arena of being politically correct that you should never judge others. In addition, judging others is frowned upon in […]
Pearl Harbor Remembrance
On December 7, 1941, the Japanese attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor. We all know, or should know, the basic facts of this historic day exactly 73 years ago. After all, as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt would proclaim, it was a date to be lived in “infamy.” Little known to most, FDR was originally […]
Travelers Make our Trips Memorable
When most first-time travelers sign-up to take a baseball tour they do it because they want to see the different stadiums around country and do not want to have to worry about driving, traffic, parking, hotels, etc. Although it’s great to see the county, many of its cities, and ballparks, it’s the people who make these tours so […]
