Culture shock
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While talking with some friends earlier this week, I came to what I consider a stunning realization: as an adult, I’ve never watched more than a few innings of the World Series, outside of my Mets in 2015 and the Cubs’ historic run in 2016. This, as a huge baseball fan, was astounding for me to put together. Continue reading “A Long Game’s Night: A Short History of the World Series at Night”
Two months later, here we are.
So many changes! The past two months have been among the most stressful in my life, but they’re all for the better. My partner and I packed everything up, sold our home, and moved from the nation’s capital to the nation’s salt potato capital, Syracuse, New York. Continue reading “Getting back”
Way back in 2009, I drove with some friends to Montreal to celebrate the end of college. Before reaching the border via I-81, we passed the town of Mexico, NY. That name has stuck with me ever since. The fact that there’s a town called Mexico so near the border with Canada is high levels of hilarious to me. Continue reading “Around the World in New York State”
Food and minor league baseball have always had a connection. After all, a good concession stand is a great way to draw people out to the ballpark when rosters keep changing and any players doing really well could be promoted at any time. So, in order to generate interest, create excitement, and instill a sense of local pride, many teams have started changing their names for a game or two to honor a local food. Continue reading “Farm to Fork: A Short History of Food-based Minor League Baseball Team Names”
This is something I really believe: in a general sense, there’s not much of a good reason for me to be starting a blog. Continue reading “Why am I starting a blog / Why I am starting a blog”