Ballpark Review - Progressive Field

Posted on May 13th, 2008 in Ballpark Review, Pinch Hit Article, Toronto Blue Jays by Early Tags: , , , , —

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Ballpark review of Progressive (Jacobs) Field in Cleveland.

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Today we would like to allow one of our readers and facebook.com members to add his two cents. Here is Tight PP’s recount of last weekend’s trip to Cleveland.

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Pinch Hit Today

Posted on November 24th, 2006 in K-Man, Pinch Hit Article by Kman

Kman answered five questions, and surprise, surprise, disagreed with much of the panel over at Baseball Central.
Link after the jump.

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Pinch Hit: When did Jeff Weaver learn how to pitch?

Posted on October 28th, 2006 in Pinch Hit Article by Kman

When did Jeff Weaver learn to pitch?

Here’s another pinch hit article. This article was re-edited earlier this week and does not reflect Weaver’s game 5 gem, although it alludes to his success. Prophetic indeed. This article originally appeared over at the Chi-Sox Blog. ~~

When did Jeff Weaver learn to pitch? Can someone fill me in, please? Is it the moustache or maybe the muller? Either the Cards secretly inserted Jeff’s brother, Jered, into the lineup or perhaps Jeff finally tapped into that potential that everyone kept raving about.

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Pinch Hit: Ted Lilly returning to Toronto?

Posted on October 26th, 2006 in Pinch Hit Article by Kman

Ted Lilly returning to Toronto?

Now for something different. In the spirit of the up-coming off-season, we’ve agreed to trade articles fellow Canadian baseball blogger DA Humber. In this trade we sent over BJ Ryan and obtained Ted Lilly in return. Now, on the surface this may not appear to be a fair deal, but DA has told us that he’s also throwing in a player to be named later. Hopefully, he’ll be as talented as Trevor Lawhorn… Onto the article;A month ago, it would be inconceivable to believe, but from all reports I’ve read, and all sources I’ve had in contact with in the Jays organization, it appears as if the direction of this team for next season will be stand pat, trying to re-sign virtually all of their free agents, not add anything else from other squads, and taking a run hoping one of their young arms explodes out of the fifth spot in the rotation.

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