Who couldn't love that bundle of orange goodness? Glad Gizmo is back home where he belongs.

Keeping Gizmo in my thoughts.

And then Trapper John punched Frank Burns in the mouth.

Meanwhile, Harold met Maude at a funeral. R.I.P.

Hope Gizmo is back in full Gizmo mode soon.

Dropkin was actually born & raised in Massachusetts. Duluth is his adopted home. Congratulations all the same.

You may cover Carew's entire career.

I saw this & immediately thought it was John Curtis, a big lefty with a beard. Curtis occasionally wrote articles for the Boston Globe, San Diego Union Tribune & Sports Illustrated.

You can't box in Gizmo because Gizmo can outbox you.

That Donald Trump harbors racist views might not come as a shock to you, me & millions of other Americans.

We might find it infuriating that this fellow didn't get it all these years. But he finally got it. Better late than never.

If he wishes to repent let us forgive his sins & welcome him home.

Mickey Lolich pitched 376 innings in 1971. Wilbur Wood topped him in 1972 with 376.2 innings. Wood & Lolich finished 2nd & 3rd in AL Cy Young balloting in 1972 behind Gaylord Perry. Strange days indeed. R.I.P.

Now that's cool. Glad you had a chance to meet him.