Major League Baseball

Tim Throckmorton is looking back at some Major League Baseball tales, all involve the New York Yankees and the Throckmorton family.

Pete Abraham of The Boston Globe joined The Drive on Tuesday to talk about MLB's proposed "biosphere" idea of beginning the season in Arizona next month.

In the first part of a three part conversation, we get to know Rene and how he came to develop a love for baseball while living in countries where the game's popularity was close to non-existent.

The theme is about players who were sick or injured and had to miss part of a game. Can you figure out which one is real?

Nick Quaglia of CLNS Media doesn't think so and feels there is one player specifically who needs the 2020 season.

The cancellation of the NCAA spring sports season causes a number of conversation topics, and this may end up with a change to what the structure of professional baseball looks like in the future.

We discussed the 1st confirmed case in Penobscot County, the testing that is planned for Bangor, and what people should know at this point. We also asked him about Tom Brady, because, we are a sports show after all.

Bob Nightengale of USA Today joined The Drive on Friday to discuss MLB suspending operations for two weeks and when we might see baseball start up, which he believes is further away than most expect.

Bogaerts finished fifth in the AL MVP voting last season and made his second All-Star team.

From Major League Baseball, to UMaine Basketball, and High School hoops, which was is created by Throck?