If you saw Scott Moviel on the street, you'd probably think, is he an
NBA player? At just 18, Moviel stands at 6-foot-11. The Mets selected
Moviel, a right handed pitcher in the second round of the 2007 First
Year Player Draft(number 77 overall). Moviel had already committed to
North Carolina State University to play baseball, but opted to sign
with the Mets instead. In his brief stint in the minors, pitching for
the Gulf Coast League Mets,
In Tampa, the spring has been full of optimism. Joe Girardi has
instilled newfound energy to the “lackluster” Yankees veterans, A-Rod
and Jeter “have never been better”, and last, but not least, the young
starters have looked outstanding. The rest of the American League
should step aside while the Yankees roll their way to a pennant. Or
should they? Could the utilization of Joba Chamberlain solve both the
Yankees bullpen dilemma and possibly set the Yankees up for near and
long term success?
New York, NY. March 11, 2008: Gotham Baseball Magazine, which is
published by Gotham Sports Media LLC, is pleased to announce that two
legends of New York baseball, Art Shamsky and Marty Appel have joined
the quarterly's staff as Senior Editors.
Gotham Sports Media, LLC, the only independent media outlet that covers
the past, present and future of New York sports, is seeking interns for
Spring/Summer 2008. Now, the opportunity to learn first-hand about the exciting world of sports journalism and digital and broadcast media is here!
Each week, Gotham Baseball Magazine will be highlighting some of the most exciting baseball collectibles available. This week, thanks to ArtShamsky.com, we're showing this Official Major League Baseball Autographed by Art Shamsky ('69' Mets WSC).
You will have to forgive a long-time
New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) follower if he is a bit
confused this baseball season. They have changed half the schools
names since I was a student in the 1980s, adding first names,
switching from colleges to University, adding NJ to the name, or
changing names due to a large donation. But this ...
If you saw Scott Moviel on the street, you'd probably think, is he an
NBA player? At just 18, Moviel stands at 6-foot-11. The Mets selected
Moviel, a right handed pitcher in the second round of the 2007 First
Year Player Draft(number 77 overall). Moviel had already committed to
North Carolina State University to play baseball, but opted to sign
with the Mets instead. In his brief stint in the minors, pitching for
the Gulf Coast League Mets,
In Tampa, the spring has been full of optimism. Joe Girardi has
instilled newfound energy to the “lackluster” Yankees veterans, A-Rod
and Jeter “have never been better”, and last, but not least, the young
starters have looked outstanding. The rest of the American League
should step aside while the Yankees roll their way to a pennant. Or
should they? Could the utilization of Joba Chamberlain solve both the
Yankees bullpen dilemma and possibly set the Yankees up for near and
long term success?
New York, NY. March 11, 2008: Gotham Baseball Magazine, which is
published by Gotham Sports Media LLC, is pleased to announce that two
legends of New York baseball, Art Shamsky and Marty Appel have joined
the quarterly's staff as Senior Editors. 
Gotham Sports Media, LLC, the only independent media outlet that covers
the past, present and future of New York sports, is seeking interns for
Spring/Summer 2008. Now, the opportunity to learn first-hand about the exciting world of sports journalism and digital and broadcast media is here!
Each week, Gotham Baseball Magazine will be highlighting some of the most exciting baseball collectibles available. This week, thanks to ArtShamsky.com, we're showing this Official Major League Baseball Autographed by Art Shamsky ('69' Mets WSC). 
You will have to forgive a long-time
New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) follower if he is a bit
confused this baseball season. They have changed half the schools
names since I was a student in the 1980s, adding first names,
switching from colleges to University, adding NJ to the name, or
changing names due to a large donation. But this ...
