Moses’s autograph
Posted: May 19, 2020 Filed under: Pop culture | Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Baseball, comics, Dilbert, humor, memorabilia, Moses, quotes, sports Leave a commentThis is a lot like that Abraham Lincoln quote about not trusting quotes you find on the internet.
Detour
Posted: May 11, 2020 Filed under: Pop culture | Tags: Baseball, comics, COVID-19, humor, sports, Steve Moore Leave a commentThis comic feels a lot like this entire baseball season, doesn’t it?
Washing the world
Posted: March 19, 2020 Filed under: Pop culture | Tags: Baseball, comics, Family Circus, humor, sports Leave a commentIt may be Thursday and there might not be baseball right now, but I find myself identifying with this sentiment right now. It is currently raining in my city, with the forecast showing rain and storms throughout the day, meaning that I’m going to have a hard time squeezing my run in.
Roman Colosseum
Posted: February 21, 2020 Filed under: Pop culture | Tags: Baseball, Charles Schulz, Charlie Brown, comics, humor, Peanuts, sports 3 CommentsIt’s been a minute since I posted a good Peanuts strip. The pressure Charlie Brown feels on the mound in this one is classic.
Dugouts, then and now
Posted: February 11, 2020 Filed under: Pop culture | Tags: Baseball, Bob Gonzalez, comics, humor, sports Leave a commentThis is pretty reflective of a lot of areas of life these days, actually.
Waaaay back!
Posted: January 18, 2020 Filed under: Pop culture | Tags: Baseball, comics, humor, sports, Steve Moore 3 CommentsYou know how some baseball fields don’t actually have an outfield fence, but rather the outfield has a part that goes into a sudden downhill if you run out far enough? Let’s hope none of them have a drop quite this extreme.
Steve Moore
Strike
Posted: December 30, 2019 Filed under: Pop culture | Tags: Baseball, bowling, comics, humor, Jim Hunt, sports Leave a commentI do find it somewhat amusing that these two very different sports share this term. “Strike” means something very different in each world, but if you really think about it, they’re also quite similar.
Jim Hunt
