Michael Lorenzen and the Three-Way Player
The Reds have an opportunity to make Michael Lorenzen baseball’s first three-way player in over a century.
Youth Baseball: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
When I was a kid—back when dinosaurs roamed the earth (AKA “the 80’s”)—youth baseball was pretty simple. From around the end of the school year to about the Fourth of July, you played on your local team with other kids from your school. You...
The Value of Prospects
Teams (and their fanbases) are hesitant to trade away prospects. But are they overvaluing them?
Justice and the Living Wage
Does a Living Wage bring about justice? Or does it cause more injustice than it solves?
2019 Hall of Fame Wrap-Up
My reflections on this year’s Hall of Fame class…and those who didn’t get in this year.
How the Pro-Life Movement Made Me Catholic
The pro-life movement has done a lot of good over the years, including bringing many people into the Catholic Church. I’m one of those people.
Top 10 Most Popular Podcast Episodes for 2018
2018 is wrapping up, and before it goes, I thought I’d look back at the top podcasts I did this year.
Free Markets and Human Nature: A Response to Dr. Peter Kwasniewski
The free market is the economic system that best takes fallen human nature into consideration.
Preaching the Bad News
Christians are called to evangelization – which means preaching the “Good News.” But do we need to first preach the Bad News before people will accept the Good News?
What Pope Francis Gets Right—and Wrong—About Poverty and Wealth
Pope Francis urges us to help the poor. But does he understand how poverty and wealth happen?
Third Time’s a Charm: My Various Attempts to Improve My Health
Over the years I’ve struggled with various health problems. Intermittent Fasting has helped me to overcome them.
There’s No Such Thing as an Election “Spoiler”
Every election cycle the major parties complain about “spoilers.” But is there really such a thing as an election spoiler?