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Traditions have to start somewhere
Baseball is rich with traditions. The ceremonial first pitch. The seventh inning stretch. Waiting at home for high-fives after a homer. They all had a start somewhere. And I think we started a new one yesterday. Going to Spring Training … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Mike's Story, MLB, Storytelling
Tagged ASTD, Baseball, Boston Red Sox, Ceremonial first pitch, CFC ASTD, jetBlue Park, Major League, Mike Reardon, Opening Day, postaday2012, Shopping, Sports, Spring Training, Traditions
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I’m making a list
No, I’m not checking it twice. Once will do nice(ly). Break out the peanuts and crackerjack: Major League Baseball is about to hit a home run. Wednesday, Feb. 29, Major League Baseball will relaunch its wildly popular MLB At Bat … Continue reading
Posted in Happiness, MLB
Tagged Baseball, Boston Red Sox, Major League Baseball, Mike Reardon, MLB.TV, postaday2012, Smartphone, Sports, technology
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Did you find the purple cow yesterday?
Yes, Tim Wakefield is a purple cow. But not because he’s still pitching in Major League Baseball at 44. He’s pitching at age 44 because he’s a purple cow. In a world where people talk about how fast a pitcher can throw … Continue reading
Posted in Branding, Inspiration, MLB
Tagged Baseball, Boston Red Sox, Carpe Diem, Chicago White Sox, Knuckleball, Major League Baseball, Pitcher, postaday2011, Purple Cow, Seth Godin, Sports, storytelling, Tim Wakefield, Unconventional thinking
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Red Sox fans are supposed to hate those d#mn Yankees
And you know I’m a Red Sox fan. But it’s impossible to hate a class act like Derek Jeter. Hats off to a great player! Derek Jeter Homers for His 3000th Hit – WSJ.com Jeter crushed a long home run … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Leadership, Storytelling
Tagged 3 000 hit club, Baseball, Boston Red Sox, David Price, Derek Jeter, Hollywood, New York Yankee, postaday2011, Sports, Yankee
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It seemed a little frivolous
But our Moms loved the Red Sox. They loved to cheer for their favorites. And,boy, did they ever love to boo the “bums.” And, although my Mom, Teena, never failed to enthusiastically call out the players derserving of her derision, … Continue reading
Posted in Mike's Story, Values
Tagged Boston, Boston Red Sox, Family, Mothers, postaday2011, Sports, storytelling
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Now I want to be sure I’m very clear on this
I do wish Dad had helped me with Finish. But I’m really glad he didn’t beat Start out of me. I’m not sure Yoda was right when he said, “Do or do not, there is no try.” Yes, there is … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Inspiration, Mike's Story
Tagged Baseball, Batting average, Failure, Force, Home, Instruction, Poke the Box, postaday2011, Run batted in, Seth Godin, Sports, Unconventional thinking, Yoda
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I traveled all the way to Oslo, Norway
To find an Irish pub. With a Red Sox logo in the window. And Guinness on tap. Wonder if that’s what the Vikings conquered Dublin for? Just Sayin’ Related articles Just got back from my trip – Oslo-Drammen, Norway … Continue reading
Posted in Just for fun, Travel
Tagged Boston Red Sox, Dublin, Grünerløkka, Guinness, Norway, Oslo, postaday2011, Sports, Travel, Viking ship
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It's going to warm up a little in Florida today.
Of course, I’m going to be in Baltimore. Where it is not going to warm up. It could be worse. It could snow. Now I have to decide what to do tonight. Pretty sure an Orioles game is out of … Continue reading
Posted in Mike's Story, Travel
Tagged Baltimore, Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore Ravens, Baseball, Football, Mike Reardon, Orioles, Sports, storytelling, Travel, Weather, Winter
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Manny being Manny
Why would the Dodgers waive one the greatest hitters of all time? He’s not exactly outstanding in left field — usually it’s more like out standing in the field — and he doesn’t exactly burn up the basepaths. But, oh … Continue reading
Posted in MLB
Tagged Baseball, Boston, Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers, mannyramirez, Sports
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