April 2007

The Aeros are back at Canal Park Friday night and finally, it looks like they’ll get some decent weather. Don’t worry, I’m not going to dredge up more boo-hooing over Northeast Ohio’s crappy and unpredictable weather in April.
But considering such, I’m encouraged by the fact that depsite snow, rain, heavy winds and six games already [...]

About three weeks into the season, the Aeros are 6-4 and in second place behind Reading in
the Eastern League Southern Division.
That’s not bad considering they’ve lost six games to bad weather. I’ve been encouraged by the team’s starting pitching as well as the bullpen most games. The hitters always seem to get off to slow [...]

I’m tired of writing about the weather. I’m sure you all are sick of reading about it, too.
But when a baseball game is started with wind gusts ranging between 30-40 mph, well…you get stuck talking about the weather.
So here goes Monday’s bad weather story (with only the good news being no snow involved).
Despite a wind [...]

With the Aeros off to a 2-0 start, the most surprising aspect of the 2007 team has been it’s bullpen. Honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect after the starting five (a solid group anchored by the likes of Chuck Lofgren, J.D. Martin and Scott Lewis) departed on any given game night early in the [...]

Here we are two days into the Aeros season and once again I’m sitting at home in front of my computer instead of looking out the pressbox window out onto the beautiful Canal Park field.
More snow, more cold and plummeting temperatures forced Aeros officials to cancel the season opener for the second consecutive day Friday. [...]