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Old Testament

  • It’s God’s Team to Manage

    Few players see the entire picture of most games. Still, managers must consider every detail before making decisions—conflict results when players make decisions that aren’t theirs. Writer Dave Boswell...

  • A Vision and a Covenant

    Words convey specific meanings. Old-time baseball writers often used colorful words to describe the game. Many of these words are no longer in use. Fans were once called “pluggers,”...

  • Man vs God—Again

    Sometimes, mankind repeats its errors, and things go from bad to worse. In 1932, a ball skipped through the legs of White Sox outfielder Smead Jolly, and he was...

  • Goodbye Last Year, Hello New Year

    The effects of COVID-19 changed everyone’s lives in 2020. It also altered the world of professional sports. In March, leagues across the globe abruptly paused their seasons. Basketball, baseball,...

  • The Flood

    1997 brought poor weather early in the baseball season, including a July 21 deluge that swamped the field at County Stadium in Milwaukee. Brewers’ manager Phil Garner remarked, “We’ve...

  • Disaster

    Something terrible happened to the Kentucky Wildcats baseball team in the spring of 2002. They held a seven-run lead over Pepperdine heading into the bottom of the ninth inning....

  • Opening Day

    A professional baseball player doesn’t just appear on the field out of nowhere; his career begins with the first catch. Every championship team has a first practice. Every successful...

  • Promised Return

    Every year, it’s common for many athletes to suffer a season-ending injury. Nebraska’s four-star freshman tight end, Thomas Fidone, hurt his knee during spring practice, which required surgery and...

  • Robbing God

    There really aren’t many lazy Christian athletes. However, most will admit that there have been times when they put in less than their best during a practice or game....