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Announcing a New Book

At long last, what began as a sequel to Empty Seats is now available! Called Still Doing Time, it's the story of Jimmy Bailey, who first appeared in Empty Seats, as he began his quest to make it in Major League Baseball, only to find himself in a maximum-security...

In the Booth

Remembering the Day I was the Public Address Announcer for the Red Sox Wanda in the booth at Fenway Park on August 5, 2012, announcing a game between the Red Sox and Minnesota Twins. Doesn't seem possible that it was twelve years ago today when I took the elevator to...

A Day in My Life, March 28, 2024 — Even a Gray Day

It's a gray, overcast day here. I started out the morning by playing doubles tennis for an hour and a half, then heading out to see my old friend, the dermatologist (I swear, I've been putting her daughter through medical school with my white Irish skin). I sent out a...

A Day in My Life, March 5, 2024: National Sportsmanship Day

Today is National Sportsmanship Day--a day began in 1991 to encourage people who play sports to demonstrate collegiality and good behavior while playing sports. As a sports fan, this intrigued me. As the grandmother of children who participate in organized sports, I...

A Day in My Life 2024: March 3, 2024: National Anthem Day

30-day blogging challenge Today, March 3, 2024, is National Anthem Day I decided today's post will be about my experiences singing The National Anthem at baseball games--and auditioning to sing it at the big league parks.  As you can probably surmise, I haven't been...

New York Times Ends Sportswriting

Some readers of this blog may know that, at one point in my (then) young life, I had wanted to become a sportswriter. However, following an encounter with a then-outfielder for the Los Angeles Angels, who advised me in the mid-1960s, that, as a woman, I would have a...

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It’s a novel about baseball–and life.

Three strangers met by chance in 1972 with one thing in common: baseball. They want to become major league baseball players. They were star pitchers on the baseball teams in their respective home towns, and baseball is what brought them together to play for a minor-league team in a remote town in western New York.

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