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Baseball in Our Lives

by Matthew Orso Bonded at the Seams People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring. —Rogers Hornsby

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Happy Father's Day! "Contest"

Matthew Orso, June 16, 2013

New Jersey Baseball Magazine would like to wish all fathers, grandfathers, and great grandfathers a “Happy Father's Day!!!” Whether you're at the ballpark, at home, on the road etc, we hope you enjoy a wonderful Father's Day! Below are a list of Father-Son combinations from Major League Baseball history. Comment on who you believe are the best combinations.  If there is a combination...
Pat Donohue’s Remarkable Return to the Mound: By Ray Nesto

Staff Writer, June 13, 2013

During his freshman year, as a starting varsity basketball player, Bordentown Regional High School’s Pat Donohue would have never imagined he would be the ace of the baseball’s teams pitching staff come his senior year. Although Pat was very talented as a little league player, he decided to stop playing after eighth grade in order to focus on basketball. This all changed his sophomore year aft...
"How To" be an effective Pitcher: With Houston Astros' starter Bud Norris

Matthew Orso, June 12, 2013

In the installment of our “Pro Tips” series, we sat down with Houston Astros pitcher Bud Norris to discuss all things baseball. Bud’s favorite pitch to throw is the fastball because he can generate a lot of speed with the pitch. However speed isn’t everything as Bud explained. “Locating the fastball is extremely helpful” he said. Bud believes in the art of pitching. Even thoug...
"How To" be a Leader: With former Twins' Pitcher Frankie Rodriguez

Matthew Orso, June 10, 2013

 In the next installment of our “Pro Tips” series, I sat down with former Major League pitcher Frankie Rodriguez to discuss all things baseball. Frankie is a self determined individual. He told me “ The only person that every really inspired me was the person in my mirror. In the end you will get out what you out in. I my friend, put in some time/blood/sweat and tears, that's the o...
A Baseball Family: The 2013 MLB Draft

Matthew Orso, June 9, 2013

 The 2013 Major League Baseball draft featured different players from all across the world uniting for the common dream of making the Major Leagues. Each player that signs with a team hopes to one day make the Major Leagues; a once in a life time opportunity. However some players I n this year's draft were lucky enough to see baseball growing up. Their relatives played Major League Baseball at th...
Barnstorming Baseball: New Jersey Edition

Matthew Orso, June 8, 2013

There was no hitting combination more feared in the 1920's then Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig.  Pitchers would have nightmares if they had to face Ruth or Gehrig.  Babe Ruth was the sultan of swat; a man who never met a fastball he didn't like.  Lou Gehrig was the model for baseball excellence; the heart and soul of the early Yankee dynasties.  They were truly a sight to behold.   As...
Baseball Card Generations: The Trivia Challenge: PART 3

Matthew Orso, June 4, 2013

 Grandpa John took Howard and Victoria back to the hotel. There was a calm yet ominous feel in the night's air. Howard was determined to win the trivia contest; but more importantly redeem Eric's belief in baseball. Walter Chamberlain corrupted Eric into becoming a tool of revenge. It was Howard's hope that beating Eric in the trivia challenge would allow the desire for revenge to dwindle. Vic...
Baseball with Matt: "Mr. What's a Strikeout?"

Matt Nadel, June 2, 2013

Hey baseball fans!   Matt Nadel here of Baseball with Matt with some more on the history of America’s National Pastime. How many times do you think Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson struck out? The answer is 2,597, a record for most times struck out. Now how many times do you think Hall of Famer Joe Sewell struck out? The answer is just 114, a record for least times struck out!!!!  ...

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Alaskan Baseball is Eternal: A Look at Robert Barr and the Glacier Pilots

Matthew Orso, May 29, 2013

There has never been a Major League Baseball team out of Alaska. Alaska can never say they've won a World Series title. Heck they can't even say they've finished in last place. However from speaking to Robert Barr, I learned first hand that Alaska is responsible for much of the legacy and tradition ...
Batter Up! A Perfect Fit Helps You Swing for the Fences: By Dan Shepler

Staff Writer, May 28, 2013

The difference between grounding out and smashing a hit might very well come down to the right bat. With more options than ever, finding the right fit for your physique and hitting style can be a challenge. Here are some simple tips to help boost your stats. Type Years ago, wood bats wer...
Baseball Card Generations: The Trivia Challenge: PART 2

Matthew Orso, May 28, 2013

 Howard and Victoria found themselves stunned at what Serena was saying. The winner of the Baseball Trivia contest would become an official historian for the summer. The thought that one of them could become a baseball historian was mind boggling. They were just ten year's old; but yet had the chan...
Baseball Card Generations: The Trivia Challenge PART 1

Matthew Orso, May 21, 2013

 Howard, Victoria and Grandpa John are staying in Cooperstown, NY for a vacation. While in Cooperstown, they stumbled upon a baseball trivia contest open to anyone 20 and younger. Howard and Victoria decide to compete while Grandpa John supports them from the bleachers. In this three part series, G...

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