Best Baseball Players in the 19th Century
Their legacy remains evident, as many of their accomplishments continue to be celebrated and compared to modern players’ achievements.
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Way too Early 2025 Kentucky Derby Hopefuls
Be sure to follow the Horse Guy right here as we follow all of the races that will impact the field for the 2025 Kentucky Derby. Next up is the Kentucky Jockey Club race at the end of November.
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“The Snake Tatoo” Book Review
The award-winning author Linda Barnes, rekindles her 61 redheaded female private eye, Carlotta Carlyle, in a rivetingly well-told story. Her old friend, Lieutenant Mooney of the Boston police, is under investigation for excessive brutality and Carlyle is trying to track down the lone witness who can clear his name, a blonde hooker with a…
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College Baseball Now 2025
The SEC schedule is brutal and I don’t see them staying in the College Baseball Top 25 for very long.
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Cardinals OFF-Season Talk (COST)
Next time, I will be discussing who should go and who should stay. Also, let’s dive into the prospects.
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“By Any Other Name” by Jodi Picoult
Book Review: By Any Other Name by Jodi Picoult Jodi Picoult’s By Any Other Name is a thought-provoking novella that delves into complex themes of identity, love, and forgiveness. Known for her deep explorations of moral and ethical dilemmas, Picoult doesn’t stray far from her usual style in this short but powerful work. Set in…
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“Verity” by Colleen Hoover BOOK REVIEW
Bedlam ensues and Verity isn’t as incapacitated as everyone is led to believe. She hears everything that is going on in the house and secretly gets herself out of bed. What happens next is maddening and somewhat disturbing.
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” Zookeepers Wife” by Diane Ackerman
This book by Diane Ackerman begins in Poland in the late 1920’s and early 1930’s in the city of Warsaw. Jan Zabinski and his wife Anotonina, own their a zoo. It is a privately owned by successful on near the outskirts of town. Antonina was the glue that held the zoo together. She had a…
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“Comfort and Joy” by Kristen Hannah
She forgot that only one person knew she bought a plane ticket and she could go unnoticed until school started
