No, there wasn’t any. I take it the person who started the site didn’t get around to it yet. It will be interesting to see if that person gets to the areas where say, Crosley Field, Forbes Field, Ebbets Field, the Polo Grounds, etc. were and adds on to the site.

There are several great books dealing with old ballparks. One was Green Cathedrals. Another is Lost Ballparks by Lawrence Ritter. I don’t know if either is still in print. I would hope so.

so RJ didn’t take ‘roids, you mean his anger was organic? Whew!

http://bronx-bomberz.blogspot......-plan.html

I think this would suffice as “clubhouse cancer.”

From Bob Klapisch a ways back:

The Unit, cold and aloof from the first day, never fit in with the Yankees, spending most of his time at his locker with his back to his teammates. There was no emotional investment on either side; even the fans sensed Johnson was just passing through on his way to Cooperstown. Maybe it was Johnson’s way of acting tough in a big market, or maybe it was his frustration at the stunning number of fastballs he threw over the middle of the plate, and the sliders that were usually flat.

Whatever the reason, Johnson was unhappy enough to look daggers at Johnny Damon last August when the outfielder tried to rally the slumping Yankees. In the middle of the clubhouse, Damon shouted to the whole team, “Come on, you [expletive]. Wake up!” From across the room, Johnson stared coldly, so unnerving Damon that he later asked a club official, “Did I do something wrong?”