Major League Baseball has gone the longest it ever has without having a single game rained out this season. With my luck, the season's first rain out was on Friday. In Denver. I mean, it would make sense for the first rain out to be in Florida, but Denver?!? Come on.
I will be rescheduling my trip to Coors for sometime in the future. Looks like that Southwest voucher I got in Oakland will come in handy.
I still spent four days hanging out in Denver, and a big time thanks to my old friend David Cummings for taking me to the Rocky Mountains, the Coors brewery, and out with his friends. I had a great time and look forward to getting back up there.
About Me
- Joe Herman
- I grew up in Houston, Texas and developed a love for baseball that borders on insanity. I played through high school (and college intramurals), wrote high school and college papers on Jackie Robinson and Joe DiMaggio as an American symbol during World War II. I culminated my experiences with baseball in academia by writing my thesis on the Hall of Fame, its structure, and the resulting impact on Power Era players. After graduation, I worked in the Business Development and Financial Operations Departments with the New York Yankees from June 2009 - January 2010. My switching careers has provided enough time to attempt and blog about this epic baseball journey.
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