Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Los Angeles Dodgers to Coldplay.
If baseball is in fact a symphony and each of the teams are some kind of musical artist, does that make the divisions orchestras? Definitely not. Working in concert with the team video previews, we're also running divisional previews that at least tangentially involve baseball. Today: the American League East.
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Arizona Diamondbacks to Nickelback.
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Baltimore Orioles to Iron & Wine.
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Tampa Bay Rays to Pearl Jam.
If baseball is in fact a symphony and each of the teams are some kind of musical artist, does that make the divisions orchestras? Definitely not. Working in concert with the team video previews, we're also running divisional previews that at least tangentially involve baseball. Today: the National League West.
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews.
I applied my impression of the 2008 Braves to Radiohead's famous OK Computer track, "Fitter Happier".
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Philadelphia Phillies to the Foo Fighters.
If baseball is in fact a symphony and each of the teams are some kind of musical artist, does that make the divisions orchestras? Definitely not. Working in concert with the team video previews, we're also running divisional previews that at least tangentially involve baseball. Today: the National League East.
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Washington Nationals to The Wu-Tang Clan.
If baseball is in fact a symphony and each of the teams are some kind of musical artist, does that make the divisions orchestras? Definitely not. Working in concert with the team video previews, we're also running divisional previews that at least tangentially involve baseball. Today: the American League West. Video link
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Pittsburgh Pirates to Tim Buckley and his son, Jeff.
If baseball is in fact a symphony and each of the teams are some kind of musical artist, does that make the divisions orchestras? Definitely not. Working in concert with the team video previews, we're also running divisional previews that at least tangentially involve baseball. Today: the National League Central.
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to Prince.
Baseball is a symphony. Actually no, it isn't at all; to be correct, baseball is a sport in which people wearing hats hit a ball with a plank of wood for the amusement of other people who also wear hats. But suppose it were a symphony. With that in mind, FanHouse presents one of a series of video previews, this one likening the Texas Rangers to The Mars Volta.
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