Tag: baseball
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I agree with Chris Sewell. I think the emphasis on high end rookies isn’t nearly as important anymore. It’s just that it’s high end and super rare. Doesn’t matter the year, just the player, the “goat” trend people are seeing seems real. … A new Summoning Salt video! The rush to beating all the 0…
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Stuff I am viewing on a popular video sharing platform on the 11th June 2026. Exploring Hidden Gems At The Mall | Retail Archaeology by Retail Archeology. A positive video showing malls being repopulated by small businesses. I also learned he has a second channel. The Other Side of History by No More Fielders NMF…
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How the 2012 Red Sox Spent $200 Million On A Dumpster Fire – by Jolly Olive The 2012 Boston Red Sox season is widely regarded as the most embarrassing and toxic year in the franchise’s modern history. Following a massive late-season collapse in 2011, during which GM Theo Epstein also left the organization, the team…
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“No One Wants Albert Pujols’ Cards… Here’s Why!” – from Scottie B Cards I enjoy Scottie B’s videos because he dives into a lot of data that reveals some very interesting conclusions about the card market for certain baseball players. Albert Pujols is one of the greatest players of all time, with over 700 career…
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“Luck is the residue of design.” – Branch Rickey, legendary baseball general manager Branch Rickey is most famous for being the general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers who signed Jackie Robinson, the first African-American to become a regular player in Major League Baseball. In baseball circles, though, he’s perhaps even more famous for inventing what…
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“Why aren’t we using sports to teach science?” – Carl Sagan, The Demon-Haunted World Sagan was apparently a huge fan of basketball as a way to teach science and mathematics. In his book, The Demon-Haunted World, Sagan’s bit about using basketball to teach probability and logic is classic for him—he’s always looking for sneaky scaffolding.…