by admin | Jul 8, 2016 | Baseball History
The Harrisburg Senators Fan Club recognizes one of its own. Congratulations to Ted Knorr for officially becoming an “MVP”! (Of course, Ted has always been an MVP to us!) http://local21news.com/sports/content/ted-knorr-receives-recognition-for-work-with-negro-league...
by admin | Aug 12, 2015 | Baseball Chatter
When Christopher Bostick was drafted by Oakland, his family’s opportunity to see the Rochester, NY native play immediately became limited. A few years, two trades and an Eastern League stadium less than 2.5 hours from home later, Christopher’s uncle and...
by admin | Jun 30, 2015 | Baseball Chatter
Not only did the Senators prevent Top-10 prospect Tyler Glasnow from earning a win at Metro Bank Park last night, they squeezed the most of their seven hits, three walks and an errant throw. That concoction mustered just enough offense to support fine pitching against...
by admin | May 4, 2015 | DH
Since the DH debate has been boiling over yet again, let me start by saying that no one will ever convince me that baseball is a 9-and-a-half player game. That DH game may be called something, but it isn’t “baseball” to me. One of the main reasons...
by admin | Apr 29, 2015 | 2015 Meetings, Baseball Chatter, Fan Club Baseball Trips
Tough loss at Metro Bank Park last night, but there were some positives: Great outing by Tim Alderson and more offensive/defensive highlights from Pedro Severino. I’m eager to see how Brian Daubach’s team responds in today’s quick turnaround matinee....
by admin | Apr 11, 2015 | Baseball Chatter
While Game One was exciting, Matt Skole made sure that Game Two had a better result for Senators fans. Leading off the bottom of the 11th, Matt launched a drive the opposite way. My only hesitation was whether the ball would reach the corner of Ollie’s Cheap...
