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Blue Jays All-Star Memories: Dave Stieb, Damaso Garcia and Afredo Griffin?
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After a 20-month, COVID-induced hiatus it was good be back at the ballpark again
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Johnny Cueto pitches Giants past Rockies 3-1 in home opener
By JANIE McCAULEYApril 10, 2021 GMT
And oh how the baseball-starved San Francisco fans loved every moment of it.
“I like to perform and pump up the crowd,” Cueto said with a smile.
Cueto got within an out of a complete game, Brandon Crawford broke a scoreless tie with a bases-loaded, two-run double in the seventh inning, and the Giants won their home opener 3-1 against the Colorado Rockies on Friday.
Cueto (1-0) struck out seven, walked one and didn’t allow a hit until Raimel Tapia’s sharp single to left with one out in the fifth following C.J. Cron’s four-pitch walk. The Giants then turned an inning-ending double play.
Time to right a historical wrong and give Altobelli his Orioles’ due
There are 79 members of the Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame, and, sadly, none of them is named Joe Altobelli. Despite being one of only three managers to skipper the Orioles to a World Series championship (Earl Weaver and Hank Bauer are the others), Alto doesn’t have a plaque on the brick wall along Oriole Park’s Eutaw Street walkway.
That’s a darn shame.
And a glaring omission.
According to the Hall’s by-laws, Alto doesn’t qualify because he managed Baltimore for fewer than two-and-a-half years. I understand rules are necessary, but sometimes, they, like records, are meant to be broken. Or at least adjusted to allow for exceptions. Sometimes common sense and the spirit of the law need to prevail.
March 7, 2021
Spring training taking place on (what is hopefully) the back end of a pandemic makes for different routines and challenges, and not just for players and coaching staffs. Media relations personnel are impacted as well. Due to COVID-19 protocols, how they’re going about their business is anything but ordinary.
Dustin Morse is among those having to adjust on the fly. Now in his 16th season with the Minnesota Twins his sixth as Senior Director of Communications Morse is doing more than masking-up when he arrives at Hammond Stadium every morning. With face-to-face interactions limited, he’s juggling responsibilities in an increasingly-virtual world, and with one of his favorite areas of the Fort Myers facility off limits.
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