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Empty Diamonds: Baseball loses its mythic grip on area youngsters
- Paris Inman had a relatively simple assignment several years ago: find a place for his 5-year-old son to play T-ball.
- Paris Inman had a relatively simple assignment several years ago: find a place for his 5-year-old son to play T-ball.
Trying to revive Little League in the District
- Paris Inman has accomplished quite a bit in his three months as the district administrator for D.C. Little League.
Dickey: Don't count on A's trades yet
- In the last year, there has been frequent speculation that the A’s might trade Joe Blanton or Rich Harden. Now, it seems unlikely that they’ll trade either one, for vastly different reasons.
Frantz: Replay should be worth the wait during games
- "Officer Flaherty, the clerk inside was terrified and unable to give any kind of positive description, so we have no suspects in the robbery of the gas station yet. But we’re in luck!”
- "Officer Flaherty, the clerk inside was terrified and unable to give any kind of positive description, so we have no suspects in the robbery of the gas station yet. But we’re in luck!”
Dickey: Contrasts stark in Bay Bridge Series
- The Giants and A’s, who start an interleague series at AT&T Park tonight, are just across the Bay from each other, but they might as well be a continent apart in judging their organizational approach.
Game vs. Cal turned lefty's season around
- Evan Frederickson is not playing favorites as Thursday’s Major League Baseball draft approaches.
Liotta: Omar’s impending record a testament to character
- If 90 percent of success is just showing up, as Woody Allen has been credited with saying, then Omar Vizquel is poised to become the most successful major-league shortstop of all time. The title suits him.
A shutout 26 years in the making
- La Plata senior pitcher Michael Boyden felt Charles County baseball was overdue for some respect.
Sherwood gets even with victory
- After seeing its undefeated season ruined in the state final last year by Eleanor Roosevelt, Sherwood came to Wednesday’s rematch — this time in the Maryland 4A semifinals — anxious for revenge.
Walcoff: Here’s the deal: Let me play and I’ll reduce posse to one
- It’s the kind of investigative journalism that would make Woodward and Bernstein proud.
- It’s the kind of investigative journalism that would make Woodward and Bernstein proud.
Eagles’ ‘Winter’ for all seasons
- Before Monday afternoon’s senior game, an eventual 4-0 Eagles win, the Centennial seniors rattled off their most memorable moments in high school.
- Before Monday afternoon’s senior game, an eventual 4-0 Eagles win, the Centennial seniors rattled off their most memorable moments in high school.
C. M. Wright has heart of Wood
- With his extra-thick eye black, wristbands and tape on his forearms, and long white pants that cuff at his personalized shoes with “Woody” inscribed on the tongue, Jordan Wlodarczyk looks like a baseball player.
- With his extra-thick eye black, wristbands and tape on his forearms, and long white pants that cuff at his personalized shoes with “Woody” inscribed on the tongue, Jordan Wlodarczyk looks like a baseball player.
With pair of aces, Eagles won’t fold
- As Northeast senior pitcher John Hodges walked off the field after his team’s 3-2 loss in the quarterfinals of the 3A East Region Tournament last season, he had a hard time accepting his season was finished.
- As Northeast senior pitcher John Hodges walked off the field after his team’s 3-2 loss in the quarterfinals of the 3A East Region Tournament last season, he had a hard time accepting his season was finished.