Thanks to the Taiwanese government, correctly, locking their country down to better handle a spike in Coronavirus cases I find myself with a little more time to catch up on intriguing Chinese Professional Baseball League stories. At the very top of that list is the performance of the young phenom, Hsu Jo-hsi. In a league […]
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When Orix Doesn’t Orix
I have never claimed to be an expert on Nippon Professional Baseball. I watch a decent amount, but the knowledge I have of the league is usually limited to insights I gain from others that are able to watch far more than me. One thing that has become patently obvious in my seven years of […]
How MLB Views Baseball
Recently I was listening to the This Week in Baseball History podcast. TWiBH is one of my favorite baseball-related podcasts so it’s not surprising that I was listening to an episode. The guest for this particular episode was Mike Petriello of MLB.com fame. He was on the pod to talk about the stats-driven broadcasts of […]
War en Español: Uno de los mejores de su generación
Con la conclusión de los playoffs de la 60 Serie Nacional de Béisbol de Cuba (SNB), la temporada de béisbol 2020-2021 llegó oficialmente a su fin. Si bien se jugó mucho béisbol y hubo grandes logros, el desempeño de un jugador sobresalió más que el de cualquier otro: La grandeza del diestro abridor de los […]
Three Batter Minimum: A Battery of No-Hitters
John Means’ recent no-hitter for the Baltimore Orioles is a great accomplishment, no doubt. It’s not something I’d usually reference or write about on this site, but in this case, Means’ wonderful accomplishment led to an even more fascinating revelation. Puerto Rican baseball historian Jorge Colón Delgado unleashed the gem below, There’s not much to […]