Corey Patterson

A man who ran onto the field during Opening Day at Oriole Park at Camden Yards here in Baltimore has been banned for life by the Orioles. Mark Harvey donned a cap, a cape, and some boxer shorts and went on quite a run before security was finally able to bring him down.“I don’t recommend doing it,” Harvey said. “Trust me, they tackle you hard.”As you might expect, charging onto the field in Batman underwear and a cape is not something the Orioles take lightly.  Officials confirmed to Blippitt...Read Full Story

Reds outfielder Corey Patterson is off to a decent start, showing signs of power and patience. Many credit Dusty Baker for handing him the starting job, but I also think it is because he is familiar with the National League. He has hit two homeruns in the past three days and has driven in three, giving the Reds two wins out of three. I wouldn't say it is only him, but he is definitely a key part of the offense. The Reds have several young players that could take them into the playoffs, but...Read Full Story

Our Baltimore Orioles season finally starts tomorrow and while it doesn’t exactly promise to be a great season there is still plenty to watch and cheer for. We have a lot of young players on this team that have yet … Continue reading →Read Full Story

With Camden Yards entering it’s 20th season, Oriole’s brass decided it was time to give Major League Baseball’s tenth oldest ballpark a facelift. The improvements will take affect over “multiple,” years and will include; a new roof deck in center … Continue reading →Read Full Story

Can’t believe Corey Patterson is back with the Cubs. After being dumped by Seattle this week, Patterson opted-out of his contract to become a free agent. Lo and behold…the Cubs came calling with a minor league contract for the 30-year-old. What on earth is Jim Hendry thinking? Since Chicago traded him to Baltimore in 2006, Patterson has flopped with the O’s…Nats…Reds…Brewers…and lastly Seattle. He has 30 plate appearances total in the last two years…good for a .133 avg. with Washington and...Read Full Story