Zachary D·Mar 3, 2021Jose Fernandez: A Legacy Cut ShortLen Bias, Sean Taylor, Thurman Munson. Those three names are synonymous with a sub-category in the sports world: Careers cut tragically…
InThe Shuck DynastybyJoe Traub·Jun 27, 2020This Day in Shuckers History: June 27While we wait until we can bring you live baseball, let’s take a look back at this date in Biloxi Shuckers history. The Shuckers have…
InThe UnbalancedbyMike Sonbeek·Apr 3, 2017Moving OnHow the city of Miami and the players try to pick up the pieces and move on to 2017
InRays RadiobyRaysRadio·Feb 6, 2017Moving Day Arrives for RaysWhether your Spring Training complex is 100 miles away, as it is for the Rays, or 3,000 miles away, moving day is a big one for an MLB…
Gus·Jan 13, 2017Jose Fernandez: Best strikeout talent since Randy Johnson?The kid is so young. He’s dominating baseball right now. Here’s why Jose Fernandez could be a better strikeout talent than Randy Johnson
InThe UnbalancedbyChristian LaFontaine·Jan 10, 2017Jose Fernandez and EmpathyLooking back at Jose Fernandez
Your Pal, TH·Dec 28, 2016Drugs, Death, and HumanityOver a year ago, Scott Weiland died on his tour bus of an accidental overdose of cocaine and alcohol and MDA. That Weiland lasted to the…
InMiamiSportsbyTeddy Sourlis·Dec 7, 2016Jose Fernandez, the Infectious DefectorHow Jose Fernandez’s character impacted baseball and Miami communities
Justin Perez·Oct 18, 2016Jose Fernandez was twenty fourYesterday morning my favorite baseball player, Jose Fernandez, died. It’s dumb that I’m thirty three and have a favorite player who was…