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The Theater of Baseball

Margaret Erhart writes about falling in love with the Mets in black-and-white.

New Yorker Joseph Ferris writes about the connection he made with his mother through the Montreal Expos.

Louisa Kay Reyes writes about facing fear and playing baseball in Nicaragua.

Jeff Burt writes about the powers of his Orlando Cepeda bat.

Paul C. Rosenblatt writes about his first job picking up garbage at Wrigley Field.

Joe Di Bari learns there’s no such thing as a bad question from Jim Bouton.

Elizabeth Muratore writes about her favorite player, Jacob deGrom.

David Boehnlein restores his love of baseball through the Kane County Cougars.

Joe Hitchcock reflects on the appeal of the Yankees logo as a kid in England.

Gregory Ormson writes of reconnecting with his family through baseball.

Robyn Milliken remembers her first trip to Veterans Stadium.

The Little Falls Mets are remembered by Mike Cecconi.

Carey Bowman writes about his biggest regret of his life—after hitting his first home run.

George Yatchisin reads The Boys of Summer during a pandemic.

Founder Scott Bolohan writes about the origins of The Twin Bill and sending letters to baseball players.