Eric Nusbaum

Meet Mexico City's Biggest Seattle Seahawks Football Fan "My personal American Dream is to go to the United States and see a Seahawks game.”

somebody get this man to the super bowl www.seattlemet.com/news-and-cit...

serie del caribe in hermosillo with @flipflopflying.bsky.social still the greatest baseball experience of my life

literally the same technology to see the epstein files that ticketmaster uses for mlb playoff games

Honestly probably better just to step aside and let him write it himself.

Love this but need a followup profile of the Rattler

@bluebeardcoffee.bsky.social

Here is a baseball take:

Fernando Valenzuela belongs in the Hall of Fame and the veterans committee should put him in. Amazing pitcher. Global phenomenon. Cool screwball. Kept going for decades even after his arm practically fell off. And you can't tell the story of the sport without him.

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rolling up to the award ceremony like

Taken by ICE More people than ever are being held in Tacoma’s ICE detention center. Fewer are leaving.

I wrote a story for the magazine about what's going on www.seattlemet.com/news-and-cit...

hi guys

missed ya

you are an LA classic Jim

Stealing Home The "scrupulously detailed" (Los Angeles Times) story of how the fight to build Dodgers Stadium, and transform Los Angeles into a big league city, ...

The Dodgers are in the World Series, McCarthyism is back, and there isn't nearly enough housing to go around—all of which makes this a good time to read Stealing Home. www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/eric-...

A Beautiful, Heartbreaking Mariners Season Cal Raleigh, Jorge Polanco, and Humpy the salmon brought the joy to Seattle this postseason. Even if it ended badly.

Wrote a little about the Mariners and Adam made some cards. www.seattlemet.com/news-and-cit...

have you guys thought about starting a blog

This is what I needed.

He's from Kent

There's a kids bonsai care course in your neighborhood???

because they both play good defense right

This Couple Is Riding Every Bus in King County Pat and Don Janssen grab lunch at the end of every line, too.

honestly living the dream

Cal Raleigh Wins the Home Run Derby The Big Dumper is reminding Mariners fans that good things can actually happen.

wrote a little blog about the dumper as a cause for hope www.seattlemet.com/news-and-cit...

The Ecology of Baseball Stadiums | Baseball Prospectus Nature is everywhere, except sometimes where the grass is greenest.

New from me at BP: An essay about the ecology of baseball stadiums, which stand as beautiful lifeless monuments to an era of urban command over nature, one that is quickly dying out. On ballparks, parks, and the growing divide between the two:

what a huge loss.

Obviously you need to change your flight!

Author Talk with Eric Nusbaum Join us for an exciting conversation between Eric Nusbaum, author of Stealing Home: Los Angeles, the Dodgers, and the Lives Caught in Between.

Hey LA folks, drop everything and register to come hear me and @gustavoarellano.bsky.social talk about Stealing Home (and other stuff) at the Braille Institute on May 14. Event also includes a reading from the book in braille!

www.brailleinstitute.org/find-service...

Chris, Larry is right about all of this. And you are definitely a good enough writer.

i thought he was little unit

a good nickname for randy johnson would have been the space needle

robbie ray?

The Story Behind Jackie Robinson’s Moving Testimony Before the House Un-American Activities Committee On the morning of July 18, 1949, just six days after he played in his first All-Star Game, Jackie Robinson appeared before the House Un-American Activities Committee

Stealing Home is not a new book anymore, but this excerpt on Jackie Robinson being hauled to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee feels relevant today: time.com/5808543/jack...