Imagine that you are in sunny Cocoa Beach, Fla. right now. The sun is shinning, the waves are crashing against the shore, and the only thing you're thinking about is baseball. Although this idea may seem farfetched, it is a reality for the Baruch baseball team who opened their season playing six games in six days in the Sunshine State. (0) comments
Spring has sprung … or at least it has in Tampa and Port St. Lucie. In mid-February the Yankees and Mets packed their bags, grabbed their gloves and reported to their respective spring training sights to prepare for an optimistic 2008 season. With the Mets being credited with one of the biggest debacles in baseball history, and Yankees starter Chien-Ming Wang's disappointing post-season appearances, one can only hope that last season is just a far and distant memory for the Yankees, the Mets and their fans. (0) comments
Outside the entrance to the Athletics Recreation Center, there is a wall dedicated to Baruch's Hall of Fame with plaques of past student-athletes who have broken records and have been at the forefront of their respective sports. In years to come, students can expect to see a picture of one of their very own peers on that wall. (0) comments
From his cameo appearance as one of Cameron Diaz's many male suitors in the comedy There's something About Mary to his 17 illustrious seasons as quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, Brett Favre has always been in the spotlight. However, on Tuesday, March 4, the "Iron-Man" of the National Football League stepped into the spotlight for the last time after announcing his retirement marking a sad day for fans worldwide. (0) comments
