Major League Poems - Poems about Major League

It's not easy becoming a Legendary Major League Baseball pitcher. It never was and will never be. You get put through the wringer and hung out to dry. From time to time you'll get little or no run support. You may have to face Legendary Icons of the game 2 and 3 times in a game. Come face to face with undisguised...

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Moses Fleetwood Him and his brother first African American To play in Major League Baseball Rejected by the white citizens and players Wanted to play continual for the Majors Left and played for the minor leagues Opened later an Opera House and started a newspaper Moses Fleetwood Walker headstone on his grave read “First Black Major League Baseball player in U.S.A. Walker 6/15/2022 Written words...

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The crack of the bat but no crackerjacks The game we held dear without a beer or a cheer The ball sails into the stands where it's empty of fans Radios pick up the players talk and their cleats as they walk The 'boys in the booth' may not be long in the tooth Yet...

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Opening Day will be coming soon who are you rooting for?...

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Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson are gone Major League Baseball locked the door with them now with PEDs ban should be withdrawn today’s drug use has darken baseball’s gem in the early days baseball was strong and pure except for being only for white men maybe Ty Cobb was a bit immature that was the way the game was played back...

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A pitcher’s job is very difficult in baseball. The other teams batters are what he must stall. Pitchers must keep hitters from making contact with the ball. Too many runs scored can lead to a pitcher’s downfall. It takes skill and luck to be a winner in baseball. Fifteen wins and one loss is not shabby at all. Such a pitcher...

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