Mets reliever Jeurys Familia isn't concerned about how a potential shortened MLB season could impact his performance. His colleagues, however, are a different story. Familia, along with new teammate Dellin Betances, have been working out with celebrity trainer Dave Paladino, at his Impact Zone Fitness in Norwood, New Jersey. Being able to maintain a consistent … [Read more...] about Mets’ Jeurys Familia has valid concerns about shortened MLB season
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Nationals to hold virtual ceremony to unveil 2019 World Series rings
The Nationals will hold a virtual ceremony to unveil their 2019 World Series rings. Details for the ceremony include players and coaches on a Zoom call ostensibly discussing the importance of the championship. They will receive their rings in the mail shortly thereafter. Given the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nationals have been unable to celebrate with their fans or raise … [Read more...] about Nationals to hold virtual ceremony to unveil 2019 World Series rings
Moeller: Universal DH presents opportunity for Yoenis Cespedes
It was mid-February, and Yoenis Cespedes looked good. Think DH (designated hitter) …National League-- say yes. All appeared to be on track for a mid-March return in spring training and a healthy and productive year ahead. His play in the outfield reportedly was still in question. Think DH. Unfortunately for Cespedes and the Mets, the baseball world … [Read more...] about Moeller: Universal DH presents opportunity for Yoenis Cespedes
Moeller: Donn Clendenon, a Passing Hero Who Made a Lasting Impression
SNY recently concluded a week’s long of broadcasts of the Mets’ five-game 1969 World Series win over Baltimore.In the current age of rewind sports, it is a treasure that never loses its uniqueness. The heroes, plays, and the storylines that led to the memorable day in mid-October that shocked the baseball world were seemingly countless. Tom Seaver was the face of the … [Read more...] about Moeller: Donn Clendenon, a Passing Hero Who Made a Lasting Impression
Rushing: Returning to Sports Isn’t False Hope
A return to sports would be great, when that happens remains to be seen. In the meanwhile, without games, the business of sports has taken a lead role. The NFL just hosted it’s first-ever virtual draft. Players, head coaches and general managers were forced to stay in their homes with cameras on the scene for the large majority of the first round. Most of us would be … [Read more...] about Rushing: Returning to Sports Isn’t False Hope
