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Having recently turned 50 years old, the milestone birthday has not fallen lightly on me. Even though it has been just over a month, there are a couple of things that, almost overnight, vaulted to the top of my "Big Book of Things That Are Important" list.

With the sad news of Los Angeles Dodgers manager and baseball icon passing away last night, I recall the times I got to meet him when he would visit Yakima.

In one of the more clever and successful corporate promotions tying in with professional sports, the Taco Bell restaurant chain again rolled out their "Steal a Base, Steal a Taco" campaign to run throughout the 2020 World Series. It didn't take long for all of America to score a free taco, thanks to Mookie Betts!

What do these photos of my office say about me in your opinion?

Former Yakima Bears catcher David Ross has been tabbed as the new skipper of the Chicago Cubs

Throw parties! Not Beers!

While every team and their fanbase go in to each season with the ultimate goal of winning the World Series, that, frankly, just isn't realistic in many cases. ESPN.com writer Sam Miller has distilled the criteria as to what would make for a "successful" 2018 campaign for the Seattle Mariners

Back in 2014, Sports Illustrated ran a cover story, featuring All-Star outfielder George Springer, touting the Houston Astros as the 2017 World Series champions. Last night, it all came true.

Houston Astros superstar shortstop Carlos Correa made yesterday doubly memorable for himself and his fiancee`.

Last night, former Yakima Bears broadcaster Robert Ford became the first radio play-by-play announcer to call a World Series win for the Houston Astros

Recently, the Seattle Mariners announced that, following the 2018 season, their partnership with Safeco Insurance for the naming rights of the stadium will not be renewed. We asked you, and listeners of 1460 ESPN Yakima and readers of ESPNYakima.com, what it should be named, if money were no object. We ran an online-only poll and offered up three of our own fairly logical and obvious choices but a

Baseball fans in the Yakima Valley will have a bit of a connection to one of the players participating in tonight's final game of the World Series when Chicago takes on the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field in Ohio tonight in the form of Cubs veteran catcher David Ross...