Tag Archives: Mike Piazza

At this point it seems the Baseball Writers’ Association of America is starting to either forget or even forgive players from the so-called Steroid Era.

It is imperative that all those stepping onto fields everywhere across the land on Opening Day will have a fair shot at the hall based on their numbers. As it stands, that is obviously not the case.

Wright is indeed the franchise, inheriting that title from Tom Seaver, the last player to be considered that important.

It is notable that the teams have opened their arms to the city in an effort to assuage what are still significantly deep wounds even after all this time.

To put it in the words of my neighbor's ten-year old son: "It just ain't fun anymore."

Brooklyn-born Carmelo Anthony came home, and what a homecoming it was.