Comments for We Blog Baseball! http://weblogbaseball.com From the love of The Game, we blog about Baseball! Thu, 28 Aug 2008 01:37:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on ROUND ONE: THE SOX by Charrete http://weblogbaseball.com/round-one-the-sox/#comment-22 Charrete Thu, 17 Apr 2008 18:06:17 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=15#comment-22 It was a great game, that is all i have to say and i am a huge fan of the Yankee's so i liked that they had so much attention. It was a great game, that is all i have to say and i am a huge fan of the Yankee’s so i liked that they had so much attention.

]]> Comment on ROUND ONE: THE SOX by Glenn Hughes http://weblogbaseball.com/round-one-the-sox/#comment-21 Glenn Hughes Wed, 16 Apr 2008 00:35:39 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=15#comment-21 I hate that the Red Sox and Yankees get this much attention. The real story of the AL East this year is the Rays, with so much exciting, young talent. There the real team to watch this year in the AL East. I hate that the Red Sox and Yankees get this much attention. The real story of the AL East this year is the Rays, with so much exciting, young talent. There the real team to watch this year in the AL East.

]]> Comment on PLAY BALL by Matthias Frankfurter http://weblogbaseball.com/play-ball/#comment-19 Matthias Frankfurter Wed, 26 Mar 2008 15:20:03 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=10#comment-19 It's definitely a completely different experience watching a game in person. As far as baseball goes, I've only ever been to Yankee Stadium and it has got to be one of the most exciting places I've ever been. I've sat in the bleachers, the tiers, even 4 rows back from the third base line and each time has been incredible. I prefer sitting in the bleachers because they seem to be where the craziest, loudest and most fun fans are. It's a great feeling to be a part of the "bleacher creatures" doing the roll call and chanting "box seats suck." This year is going to be even more insane and definitely sad because there's nothing like Yankee Stadium, no new stadium can replace the history and "ghosts" this one has. I can't wait for the season to start, it just won't feel like spring until I can watch a baseball game everyday of the week. -M It’s definitely a completely different experience watching a game in person. As far as baseball goes, I’ve only ever been to Yankee Stadium and it has got to be one of the most exciting places I’ve ever been. I’ve sat in the bleachers, the tiers, even 4 rows back from the third base line and each time has been incredible. I prefer sitting in the bleachers because they seem to be where the craziest, loudest and most fun fans are. It’s a great feeling to be a part of the “bleacher creatures” doing the roll call and chanting “box seats suck.” This year is going to be even more insane and definitely sad because there’s nothing like Yankee Stadium, no new stadium can replace the history and “ghosts” this one has. I can’t wait for the season to start, it just won’t feel like spring until I can watch a baseball game everyday of the week.

-M

]]> Comment on TRUE TEAM UNITY by Matthias Frankfurter http://weblogbaseball.com/true-team-unity/#comment-18 Matthias Frankfurter Wed, 26 Mar 2008 15:09:38 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=7#comment-18 I think this was a very nice thing the guys did. Who knew the Red Sox were capable of something like that? It was definitely the right move, considering that these coaches and trainers and staff do so much for them on a daily basis during the season. This is a nice display of unity among an organization or even two organizations because the other team was involved as well. -M I think this was a very nice thing the guys did. Who knew the Red Sox were capable of something like that? It was definitely the right move, considering that these coaches and trainers and staff do so much for them on a daily basis during the season. This is a nice display of unity among an organization or even two organizations because the other team was involved as well.

-M

]]> Comment on PLAY BALL by http://leonfurst.myopenid.com/ http://weblogbaseball.com/play-ball/#comment-17 http://leonfurst.myopenid.com/ Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:32:53 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=10#comment-17 This is Americas past time. I don’t think I have met any person who does not enjoy baseball even if it is watching one game a year. When I think of baseball I think of spring begging and when its over we get hit with cold winter. This is Americas past time. I don’t think I have met any person who does not enjoy baseball even if it is watching one game a year. When I think of baseball I think of spring begging and when its over we get hit with cold winter.

]]> Comment on PLAY BALL by Andreas Busch http://weblogbaseball.com/play-ball/#comment-16 Andreas Busch Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:32:25 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=10#comment-16 the energy in yankee stadium is going to be rediculous this year seeming that its the last season there. If Carl wants to see why people watch baseball, take him to a game this season and that will answer his question. the energy in yankee stadium is going to be rediculous this year seeming that its the last season there. If Carl wants to see why people watch baseball, take him to a game this season and that will answer his question.

]]> Comment on MAKE BASEBALL, NOT WAR by Mike Hertz http://weblogbaseball.com/make-baseball-not-war/#comment-15 Mike Hertz Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:26:35 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=3#comment-15 I can't wait for opening day, it is always one of the most exciting times of the year for any true sports fan, and you are right your friend Carl has no clue what he is missing out on. I'm just looking forward to sitting back cracking open a nice tall cool budweiser and watching the Yanks kick some serious butt. I can’t wait for opening day, it is always one of the most exciting times of the year for any true sports fan, and you are right your friend Carl has no clue what he is missing out on. I’m just looking forward to sitting back cracking open a nice tall cool budweiser and watching the Yanks kick some serious butt.

]]> Comment on PLAY BALL by http://parfaitcharrette.myopenid.com/ http://weblogbaseball.com/play-ball/#comment-14 http://parfaitcharrette.myopenid.com/ Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:21:31 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=10#comment-14 As an athlete I as well like to watch baseball, and I think that it's even better when you have the opportunity to go to a stadium and watch it live. I grew up in the New York/New Jersey so did my whole family, so we are big fans of the Yankee's and whenever we get the chance to go watch a game, we drop everything for it. I would tell everyone if they could afford it or if they could just make it to a game, to definitely do it. As an athlete I as well like to watch baseball, and I think that it’s even better when you have the opportunity to go to a stadium and watch it live. I grew up in the New York/New Jersey so did my whole family, so we are big fans of the Yankee’s and whenever we get the chance to go watch a game, we drop everything for it. I would tell everyone if they could afford it or if they could just make it to a game, to definitely do it.

]]> Comment on MAKE BASEBALL, NOT WAR by James McMahon http://weblogbaseball.com/make-baseball-not-war/#comment-13 James McMahon Tue, 25 Mar 2008 16:42:03 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=3#comment-13 You do have a point in the fact that it was a ridiculous slide especially for spring training, but to be honest I belive that a little bad blood adds a little spark to the game. It's not like any of the teamates took it out off the field, most of them are friends outside the diamond but when you add a little bad blood it makes the game that more interesting which is more of a motivation for the team and gives the fans a little more excitement. You do have a point in the fact that it was a ridiculous slide especially for spring training, but to be honest I belive that a little bad blood adds a little spark to the game. It’s not like any of the teamates took it out off the field, most of them are friends outside the diamond but when you add a little bad blood it makes the game that more interesting which is more of a motivation for the team and gives the fans a little more excitement.

]]> Comment on PLAY BALL by James McMahon http://weblogbaseball.com/play-ball/#comment-12 James McMahon Tue, 25 Mar 2008 16:33:06 +0000 http://weblogbaseball.com/?p=10#comment-12 I definitely agree with you in the fact that there is nothing more electric or exciting then going to a professional baseball game. My first game was a Yankee game when I was about two years of age and I've been a die-hard Yankee fan since then. I go to roughly 20-25 games a year now. By the way the Red Sox-Athletic game was a good one today. I definitely agree with you in the fact that there is nothing more electric or exciting then going to a professional baseball game. My first game was a Yankee game when I was about two years of age and I’ve been a die-hard Yankee fan since then. I go to roughly 20-25 games a year now. By the way the Red Sox-Athletic game was a good one today.

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