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ON LOWENFISH'S LAW, WILD CARDS & OTHER BASEBALL THOUGHTS

September 18, 2010
Tags: Lowenfish Law (No 4-Run Lead Ever Safe), Robert Andino, Brandon Wood, Uehara Meltdown, Hooray for Shorter Seasons
ON LOWENFISH’S LAW, WILD CARDS AND OTHER BASEBALL THOUGHTS

On the night of Yom Kippur Friday September 17 the Yankees proved true yet again an adage that I call Lowenfish’s Law: “No four-run lead is ever safe in baseball until the last out is recorded.” The Orioles new closer Koji Uehara was one  Read More 
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Wow! Thoughts on August Dog Days and Minor League Revival

August 31, 2010
Tags: Oriole Resurgence, Buck Showalter, Ray Miller, Johnny Oates, Pat O'Conner and Minor League Baseball, Red Sox Hanging In
August did not bring much relief from the stifling heat and humidity in New York City and environs. They were dog days indeed and thanks to a very interesting point noted by Larry Dierker the versatile former pitcher-broadcaster-author in one of his regular mlb.com commentaries, in ancient Egypt a dog was actually sacrificed  Read More 
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