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B-L Term of the Week: Hot Stove League
Hot Stove League noun: sports followers (as of baseball) gathering for off-season discussion. via Merriam-Webster.com As I looked for a good official definition of hot stove league, I was finding that many of the traditional sources (such as the one … Continue reading
B-L Term of the Day: Can of Corn
Can o’ Corn noun: an easy fly ball or pop fly. An easy catch. More generally speaking, an easy play made in the field. The term “can o’ corn” (or “can of corn”) is one those archaic terms of … Continue reading