Baseball

It seems like forever ago, but the day has finally arrived. Kalamazoo's Derek Jeter is being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame today.

There is one small reason the Kalamazoo Growlers are getting millions of views.

The Michigan vs. Ohio rivalry just got a lot bigger this weekend.

The Detroit Tigers' farm club in Erie, PA is hosting the band The Wonders from the 1996 classic 'That Thing You Do'.

No sports celebrates its past like baseball. And even then, there are historical topics that many people, especially younger fans, don't know, because these stories have slipped through the cracks or simply have been forgotten.

This post is about the decision to move the game to Denver this year. Why not Detroit instead? What has Denver got, other than big mountains, that we don't have?

I know. I know. These lists come out one after another, and it can be overwhelming. But our lives are so slow these days, due to pretty much everything being shut down by the pandemic, that we need something, even if it's for bragging rights. So here goes.

Opening Day sneaks up on your when you get older. I lived and breathed this stuff when I was a kid. Opening Day couldn't get here soon enough, but with everthing else tugging at us these days- "Oh, it's Opening Day. That's nice."

The Kalamazoo Growlers wanted to end the month with the announcement that for one game, they'll be changing their name to the Kalamazoo Lassies, on Friday, July 6th at Homer Stryker Field.

At this time, Michigan will only allow roughly 1,000 fans inside Comercia Park for the Tiger Games.