Bradford Lee

A week ago, my wife and I checked out our local independent league team, the Waterloo Bucks. They play in the Northwoods League, a summer wood-bat college league.

Ozark Ike was a hitter When you read about old baseball players, doesn't it seem like they led more interesting lives than their current-day brethren?

A couple of weeks ago I read a hilarious and brilliant piece on Substack comparing each major league franchise to a bird. The story is called: Thirty teams.

The one and only When you hear the name Dan Quisenberry, what's the first thing that comes to your mind?

It's hard to believe that this coming January will mark ten years. I remember when I heard the news. It hit me like a slug hitting a deer.

Which player has hurt us the most? College basketball fans have historically been some of the most engaged and entertaining fans in sports.

Which player has hurt us the most?

50 years ago today I have a client who just turned 104 years old. She was alive in the era of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Rogers Hornsby, Cool Papa Bell and Walter Johnson.

Lessons for KC A recent business trip took me to San Diego for a few days, and I was able to squeeze in several baseball experiences.

It's amazing to look back and see how much life has changed in just a few generations. My life often seems stuck in neutral, one day, week, year blending into the next.