Such is the life of the Minor League baseball manager. Sometimes you just gotta work with the players the big team gives you… Peanuts comics are still the best.
Peanuts comic courtesy of the great Charles M. Schulz
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Celebrating more innocent times of childhood memories, which seem to revovle around baseball. Minor league games, baseball trivia, and a hint of nostalgia.. Enjoy!
The place for Tigers fans, baseball die hards, fantasy baseball enthusiast, and baseball card geeks
Writing and sharing stories about Independent Baseball.
Loves the 4-6-3 and the Serial Comma.
"God I love baseball." Roy Hobbs | The Natural
If you hella love baseball, you've found your bliss!
This is the travel blog for Malcolm MacMillan, founder of TheBallparkGuide.com. Visit the website for comprehensive guides to Major League Baseball and Minor League Baseball stadiums.
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I don’t remember this one. Too funny! Good old Charlie Brown is absoutely still the best…and has an appropriate thought for all occassions. I’ll never forget my Russian lit professor giving us a particular killer final and then softening it with tea (we were a small class) and a Peanuts cartoon with Snoopy contemplating Anna Karenina. Seriously, there is a Peanuts cartoon for everything.
— Kristen
Kristen-I think this was first published back in the ’60’s, so probably well before our time! These comics are timeless, though, and I think you’re right about there being one for every occation. Schultz was sheer genious!
–Mike