Former Tulane and Yankees baseball player Dr. Bobby Brown dies at 96
Born in Seattle, Washington, his amateur career included a season at Tulane University in 1945 while he was attending medical school during his enlistment in the U. S. Navy.
view moreLeo Durocher to Mel Ott: “Nice Guys Finish Last”
We’ve all heard the familiar expression “Nice guys finish last.” But most people don’t know the origin of the saying or about whom it was first said.
view moreTurn back the clock: 18-year-old Bob Feller wowed New Orleans during 1937 spring training
The year 1937 was a special one for local baseball enthusiasts, with the arrival of the Cleveland Indians and their sensational teenage pitcher Bob Feller who were in town for spring training.
view moreFlashback: East Jeff’s Raziano narrowly missed being part of the Miracle Mets
Raziano beat the odds against his reaching the majors, although a few untimely cases of a sore arm kept him from having a more significant major-league career.
view moreBaseball legend Hank Aaron had a history of home runs in New Orleans
As we mourn the passing of a baseball legend, we also remember times Hank Aaron crossed paths with the Crescent City.
view moreFlashback: NORD pioneer Dutch Legett, a ballplaying dentist
One of the gentlemen most responsible for growing the program over the years was Dr. Lou “Dutch” Legett, a former major-league player in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
view moreNew Orleans finally gets designation as major league baseball city
The St. Louis-New Orleans Stars were part of the Negro American League in 1940 and 1941, so New Orleans will retroactively be considered a major-league city.
view moreFormer LSU infielder DJ LeMahieu named first team All-MLB
The 32-year-old LeMahieu compiled a .364 batting avg./.421 on-base pct./.590 slugging pct. with 10 doubles, two triples, 10 homers and 27 RBIs in 50 games, becoming the first player in the Modern Era to win a batting title in both the American League and the National League.
view moreFormer LSU star D.J. LeMahieu named first-team All-MLB
For a second straight season, former LSU infielder DJ LeMahieu of the New York Yankees was tabbed as the First-Team All-MLB second baseman, completing a terrific season in which he won the American League batting title.
view moreFormer Pelicans baseball player Tommy Sandt dies at 69
Former New Orleans Pelicans shortstop Tommy Sandt died on December 1, after a long career in professional baseball as a player, coach and manager.
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