[RBI Magazine] – The rally cap has been a baseball tradition for years serving as a good luck icon for the losing team during a baseball game. You can find such a cap at Little League games, high school games, and at all levels of professional baseball. If you do not know what a rally cap
FELIZ NAVIDAD! Phillies Clinch NL East
September 28, 2008 1 Comment
[RBI Magazine-Philadelphia] Bases were loaded with 1 out in the top of the ninth. The score 4-3, Phillies lead, as Ryan Zimmerman stepped to the plate and delivered a hard sharp ground ball to Phillies short-stop Jimmy Rollins. Rollins slid on his knees and willingly fell forward as he flipped the ball towards Chase Utley
Mets Need Santana Miracle
September 27, 2008 Leave a Comment
[RBI Magazine] – With two games remaining in 2008, the Mets will need Johan Santana to have nothing short of a stellar performance today as New York hosts the Marlins at Shea. Today’s game could have a historical impact on the organization as well as deciding their playoff fate as New York enters a “must
A Solemn Yet Hysterical Farewell To Yankee Stadium
September 23, 2008 Leave a Comment
[RBI Magazine] – A cup of dirt worth $29.00? This week that crazy misconception became a reality as the closing ceremonies at Yankee Stadium concluded on Sunday September 21st, 2008. On the first day of Autumn, sports fans all over the world traveled to the Bronx to witness one of the greatest, yet solemn moments in
8 Game Rollercoaster Awaits NL EAST
September 20, 2008 Leave a Comment
By: Vincent Anzideo September 20, 2008 [RBI Magazine] – The battle has begun with less than 8 games remaining; the Phillies and the Mets are once again in a last lap dash to see who will become the NL East division champions. Can the Phillies stay on their hot streak and will the Mets continue
Major League Baseball Releases 2009 Schedule
September 17, 2008 Leave a Comment
[RBI Magazine-September 17th, 2008]- Many interesting changes are in the works for the 2009 baseball season. Most of you baseball fans are probably interested in the much anticipated outcome of the 2008 season this October, but the 2009 season already has thrown a few surprises our way. Two brand new stadiums will open in New York, one stadium will
Brewers Fire Manager Ned Yost With 12 To Go
September 15, 2008 Leave a Comment
[RBI Magazine]- With 12 games left in the 2008 MLB Baseball season the Milwaukee Brewers have fired manager Ned Yost. Yost got canned after the Brewers “fell into a can” losing their last 11 of 14 games, and sacrificing a 4 game lead over the Phillies in the NL wildcard race. In the meantime, third
Who Will Wake Up Before September Ends?
September 7, 2008 1 Comment
[RBI Magazine] – The month of September has proven itself as one of the most crucial times during the 8 month Major League baseball season. Playoff contenders filter their way to the top of their respected divisions and try to preserve or advance into the top position. September 2008 has all ready begun to show
Instant Replay Used On A-Rod Hit For First Time!
September 3, 2008 Leave a Comment
Mark September 3rd, 2008 down in the Major League history books as the night instant replay was baptized to the game of baseball. The ball in question was hit by no one other than Yankees 3rd baseman, Alex Rodriguez, in the ninth inning against the Rays. The Yankees were leading 6 to 3 in the top
Sabathia Screwed By One Scorer?
September 2, 2008 1 Comment
When you compare the NFL’s scoring and record keeping process against the MLB’s process we infact notice huge differences. The most obvious difference besides the two games being complete different from one another is that the MLB only allows instant replay to be used when a homerun ball is in question. So why doesn’t Major League baseball
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