Tag Archives: Baseball

Storytelling & Community: Giants, and narratives there pertaining

Posted on November 4, 2010 by Eric R Samuelsen

I don’t know if you heard, but on Monday, the San Francisco Giants won the World Series.  I know what you’re thinking. “Holy Schmikes, he’s going to post about baseball.  Again.  What is his deal?”  Or, if you’re from Utah, … Continue reading →

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The Writer’s Desk: On perfection

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Eric R Samuelsen

In baseball, it’s possible for a pitcher to achieve perfection.  A perfect game is one in which no batters are allowed to reach base, either via error, walk, or basehit. Every single batter is retired: twenty seven up and twenty … Continue reading →

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On-Stage: On recited poetry and really bad theatre

Posted on April 2, 2010 by Eric R Samuelsen

There’s a musical playing right now at BYU that I’m not going to see.  Casey at the Bat it’s called, and already I’m cranky.  I’m on the committee that decides these things–I’ve read the script.  That’s why I’m boycotting it.  … Continue reading →

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