Sentences with phrase «of baseball writers»
BY MARC MATURO Rockland County Times» sports reporter Marc A. Maturo is a lifetime honorary member of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
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Then, after I fax my ballot to the secretary of the Baseball Writers» Association of America, I'll begin contemplating the 2014, 2015 and 2016 Hall of Fame ballots.
Mickey Mantle is beloved by most of the baseball writers of Terence Moore's generation.
Even Hank Aaron, the alltime home run king, couldn't escape the politics of the baseball writers when his name first appeared on the ballot, in 1982.
In fact, a lot of baseball writers have actively worked to eliminate that era from the history books.
Not exact matches
Could God use modern writers of fiction, or perhaps even baseball players, much as he used the Assyrians in Isaiah's day, to communicate his truth to us?
I'd like to think that I would have been one of the enlightened champions of Robinson's rightful place in Major League Baseball, that if I were a writer back then, my typewriter would have spit out all sorts of fiery missives in support of him.
Hello, it is me again, the professional baseball writer who is forced to write about Tim Tebow playing baseball because of specific language contained within my contract.
I'm just a baseball writer, and you're the most powerful agents in baseball, so this probably doesn't make a lot of sense to you.
Daniel Murphy, Corey Seager, and Kris Bryant are finalists for the National League Most Valuable Player Award, announced on Monday by the Baseball Writers» Association of America, with Mike Trout, Jose Altuve, and Mookie Betts the finalists in the American League.
The Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA) failed to elect anyone to the new Baseball Hall of Fame class for the first...
I've given up thinking Matheny's on field blunders are going to change DeWitt's mind, but siphoning off a little bit too much of that Scruge McDuck swimming pool cash might get him to notice what literally every national (and local PD) baseball writer has been saying for years; Mike dumb.
The Baseball Writers Association of America will announce the results of the 2015 Hall of Fame vote on Tuesday afternoon at 2 pm eastern.
The Baseball Writers Association of America — also known as the BBWAA — released the 2016 Hall of Fame ballot on Monday.
«Now,» ventured a Boston Globe writer the other day, a bit hyperbolically, «if the Red Sox can keep the highest - paid player in baseball out of prison, he might be on his way to surpassing feats of 1986 and last season.»
The Cleveland baseball writers voted him Man of the Year last season; this spring his Indian teammates picked him for the Golden Tomahawk Award, which honors a player's «good sportsmanship and contribution to baseball on and off the field.»
It's a supermajority of writers who all agree that player is a necessary part of baseball lore.
I don't really blame the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines and Ivan Rodriguez got the ultimate call on Wednesday, voted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Tom Verducci is Sports Illustrated's senior baseball writer and a three - time National Sportswriter of the Year (2014, 2015 and 2016).
Of course, what people mostly ask about is Rader's far - different public persona: Doug Rader, the zany, flaky Houston Astro third baseman who sat on a birthday cake in the clubhouse; Doug Rader, the madman in Jim Bouton's book Ball Four who advised kids to eat baseball cards to ingest all the information printed on them; Doug Rader, the raging tyrant - manager of the Texas Rangers who was fired after ferocious confrontations with players and writerOf course, what people mostly ask about is Rader's far - different public persona: Doug Rader, the zany, flaky Houston Astro third baseman who sat on a birthday cake in the clubhouse; Doug Rader, the madman in Jim Bouton's book Ball Four who advised kids to eat baseball cards to ingest all the information printed on them; Doug Rader, the raging tyrant - manager of the Texas Rangers who was fired after ferocious confrontations with players and writerof the Texas Rangers who was fired after ferocious confrontations with players and writers.
And if 75 percent of the writers who covered baseball believe this, Vizquel should be in the Hall of Fame.
Barry Larkin, a 12 - time All - Star and lifelong Cincinnati Red, was the only player on the 2012 ballot voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers» Association of America.
Like you, I continue to read columns written by baseball writers about the Hall of Fame and steroids.
Barry Larkin, the lifetime Cincinnati Reds shortstop and 12 - time All - Star, was voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Monday, securing 86 % of the vote from the Baseball Writer's Association of America.
One of the sources, free - lance writer Allen Barra, a regular contributor to the New York City weekly The Village Voice who is writing a book with Marvin Miller, the former head of the Major League Baseball Players Association, told SI that early in 1985 he spent a few days with Winfield in Minneapolis while preparing a story for Sports Fitness magazine.
Next year, the hundreds of ballots of voting Baseball Writers Association of America members will be revealed, casting anonymity aside in favor of transparency.
Award - winning writer John Powers debuts OSV Distinguished Speakers Series STURBRIDGE, Mass. (Oct. 25, 2012): Sportswriter John Powers, co-author of the 100th anniversary commemorative book, Fenway Park: The Coolest, Cruelest and Longest Running Major League Baseball Stadium in America, will speak in the Stephen M. Brewer Theater at Old Sturbridge Village on Thursday, Nov. 8, launching the...
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Writer - directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck are the masters of the anti-hero, having done so before in Half Nelson (which earned Ryan Gosling an Oscar nomination), about a crack - addicted history teacher and Sugar, about a minor league baseball player.
Similarly, the efforts of Aaron Sorkin and Steven Zaillian (both previous winners) to make baseball statisticians» math - jizzing sound as clever as the pentateuch of Saint Benjamin Hecht will be regarded by fellow writers as the screenwriters» equivalent of striking paydirt with a Tumblr blog showcasing stock photos of smiling women eating salad.
He seems to prefer to work with the stories that arise from real life and made baseball statistics intriguing in Moneyball, and cold - blooded killers and one off - kilter writer a fascinating look at two sides of humanity in Capote.
cries Abby, a mother who's just been hit on the head by her son's baseball in the opening scene of writer - director Stacie Passon's new film, «Concussion.»
Dan Fost is a San Francisco — based freelance writer and the author of a book about baseball called Giants Past and Present, from MVP press.
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I love the careful, almost photographic style of illustrator (and now writer) Kadir Nelson and was thrilled to hear that he was working on a history of Negro League baseball for young readers.
The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach This remarkable coming - of - age story, set at a New England college during an extraordinary baseball season, marks Harbach as a writer to watch.
I want to live in a world... where «the reading public» (regardless of the inside - baseball interferences of literary professionals) consumes, likes, and engages with many different kinds of literary nourishment; and where writers, teachers, and critics trust and even expect readers to do so.
I think writers, wannabe - writers, agents, and publishing industry pros spend so much time focusing on inside baseball, and associating with others who focus on it, that they forget that most of the «regular folk» out there (i.e., the book buying public) don't have a clue who the players are behind the scenes.
About Blog I'm a cookbook author, foodie blogger, writer, mom of four who loves holidays, family traditions, Red Sox baseball, shopping and reality TV.
About Blog Baseball Think Factory is dedicated to providing freely accessible, engaging, rigorous, and entertaining baseball content to a wide variety of baseball fans, and to providing new outlets and opportunities for baseball analysts, fans, and Baseball Think Factory is dedicated to providing freely accessible, engaging, rigorous, and entertaining baseball content to a wide variety of baseball fans, and to providing new outlets and opportunities for baseball analysts, fans, and baseball content to a wide variety of baseball fans, and to providing new outlets and opportunities for baseball analysts, fans, and baseball fans, and to providing new outlets and opportunities for baseball analysts, fans, and baseball analysts, fans, and writers.
About Blog Baseball Think Factory is dedicated to providing freely accessible, engaging, rigorous, and entertaining baseball content to a wide variety of baseball fans, and to providing new outlets and opportunities for baseball analysts, fans, and Baseball Think Factory is dedicated to providing freely accessible, engaging, rigorous, and entertaining baseball content to a wide variety of baseball fans, and to providing new outlets and opportunities for baseball analysts, fans, and baseball content to a wide variety of baseball fans, and to providing new outlets and opportunities for baseball analysts, fans, and baseball fans, and to providing new outlets and opportunities for baseball analysts, fans, and baseball analysts, fans, and writers.
About Blog I'm a cookbook author, foodie blogger, writer, mom of four who loves holidays, family traditions, Red Sox baseball, shopping and reality TV.
The entire room of writers cringed as our character shoved a baseball bat into a guys mouth and then slammed his head into the floor.
Diamonds are Forever: Artists and Writers on Baseball, New York State Museum, Albany, NY; Norton Gallery, West Palm Beach, FL; Museum of Art and History, San Juan, PR; Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinatti, OH; Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, UT; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX; Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD; Chicago Public Library Cultural Center, Chicago, IL; Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA; New York Public, New York, NY
Diamonds are Forever: Artists and Writers on Baseball, New York State Museum, Albany, NY and traveling exhibition: Norton Gallery of Are, West Palm Beach, FL; Museum of Art and History, San Juan, Puerto Rico; Contemporary Arts center, Cincinnati, OH; Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City UT; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX,; Baltimore Museum of Art, MD; Chicago Public Library Cultural Center, Chicago, IL; Oakland Museum of Art, CA; New York Public Library, New York, NY; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA; San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla, CA: Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston Salem, NC; The Skydome, Toronto, Canada; Yurakucho Art Forum / Seibu Department Store, Tokyo, Japan; The
American writer Paul Auster (b. 1947) tells the story of how striking out on an autograph from a legendary baseball player led him to become a writer.
Diamonds are Forever: Artists and Writers on Baseball, New York State Museum, Albany, NY; traveled to Norton Gallery of Are, West Palm Beach, FL; Museum of Art and History, San Juan, Puerto Rico; Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH; Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, UT; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX; Baltimore Museum of Art, MD; Chicago Public Library Cultural Center, Chicago, IL; Oakland Museum of Art, Oakland, CA; New York Public Library, New York, NY; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA; San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla, CA: Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston Salem, NC; The Skydome, Toronto, Canada; Yurakucho Art Forum / Seibu Department Store, Tokyo, Japan; The Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan; Denver Art Museum / Downtown Branch, Denver, CO; Scottsdale Center for the Arts, Scottsdale, AZ; Albright Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY.
As an example of how these considerations play out, see the following blog post in which the writer explains why he designed his own website (CSS Tricks) out to 980 pixels wide, but would redesign an e-commerce site selling baseball equipment to low - tech users to accommodate 800x600 screens (based on data obtained from Google Analytics showing that over 13 % of visitors to that e-commerce site use 800 x 600 screens).