Boston Fans Grow Accustomed To Success
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"...given the short national attention span, nobody cares what happened in the 20th century. Life and sports are about the moment."
Extract taken from Mike Barnicle's "Boston getting used to idea of beating New York following so much heartbreak." [...]
A good game, despite the location
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"...a funny thing happened. In between the marketing blitz, an actual baseball game took place."
Extract from Mike Barnicle's "Good game, bad ballpark" [...]
Mike Barnicle’s Thoughts on A-Rod | Morning Joe
Mike Barnicle discusses A-Rod's baseball career on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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Mike Barnicle on Pitching Injuries | Morning Joe
Mike Barnicle discusses the science behind pitching injuries on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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The Glove | Robert Redford Narrates Special | Hollywood Reporter
Robert Redford narrates an excerpt from Mike Barnicle's "The Glove", in honor of the 4th of July holiday. The two minute piece honoring the relationship between ball players and their gloves, aired during a double header on July 4, 2014. Making this piece even more special, the piece was produced [...]
Mike Barnicle Talks Baseball | Morning Joe
Mike Barnicle banters with the Morning Joe team about Boston Red Sox spring training during a segment of The Sideline.
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Mike Barnicle Commenting on Free Agent Status | Morning Joe
Mike Barnicle discusses free agent status on Morning Joe
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Inside Iconic Fenway Park
Mike Barnicle speaks about the magic of Fenway Park, and the iconic stadium's hold on the people of Boston in "Inside Fenway Park: An Icon at 100 Part II"
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THE TENTH INNING | Mike Barnicle: “Don’t lose your stuff” | PBS
Mike Barnicle talks about the baseball gloves he's had since 1954.
"The Tenth Inning," is a two-part, four-hour documentary film directed by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick. A new chapter in Burns's landmark 1994 series, BASEBALL, "The Tenth Inning" tells the tumultuous story of the national pastime from the 1990s [...]
A Believer’s Baseball Hymn
Originally published March 22, 1998, by Mike Barnicle for The Boston Globe
He arrived on the job early the other morning, carrying the same items he's lugged across more than six decades of employment in a boy's game: a bat, a ball, and an infectious smile on his 79-year-old face.
"First time I [...]