Davis Is Determined Rivalry Won’t Keep Baseball Away – The Post
Senator Tom Davis’ take on baseball coming to the region. Unsure what to make of his comment, “I’d rather have it go to Virginia than D.C., but I’d rather have it go to D.C. than anywhere else.” Why, oh why, would you rather have the Expos go out to Dulles? I know he represents the commonwealth of Virginia, but even here common sense has to intervene. Although when it comes to his take on the Angelo$ factor, I do give him the credit for claiming, “There may be repercussions if you bypass the Washington region.”
City plays waiting game with MLB officials – The Virginian-Pilot
An outsider’s perspective on the Expos relocation to Washington–i.e., Hampton Roads bemoaning the fact that the Expos most likely will come to the DC region, and trying to pick apart the DC and Dulles proposals with a claim that Norfolk is the most ideal home.
ONE DOWN, TEN TO GO
Feeling giddy? Let’s see how it goes on road – The Patriot News
Asks a very key question: with our last few losing seasons and our opening win against Akron, how would our Nittany Lions perform against, as he calls it, “a quality foe?”
Robinson settling into role as Nittany Lions’ jack-of-all-trades – CDT
Not much to say about this one, except that the headline pretty much sums it all up.
Today’s postings brought to you by guest editor Fritz Hamme.