March has arrived, which means one thing: Spring Training!
Fifteen clubs flock to Arizona for this time-honored annual event, and with them, come baseball fans from across the country.
Restaurants, hotels, car rental companies and other merchants cheer the arrival of the teams, their fans, and visiting journalists. If you're in the service industry in Arizona, March is like Christmas.
This year, the Cactus League welcomes a new arrival - the Cincinnati Reds.
Until now, the Reds had been a member of the Grapefruit League, setting up camp in Florida each year.
But now they're sharing the new complex in Goodyear with their cross-state rival, the Cleveland Indians.
The Indians were one of the original clubs to begin play in Arizona. In 1946, they, along with the New York Giants, were the first teams to move west.
Cleveland began play that year in Tucson at Hi Corbett Field. In 1993, they departed for the Grapefruit League, but last year returned to Arizona, to the then brand-new Goodyear Ballpark.
With the arrival of the Reds, the Grapefruit and Cactus Leagues are now evenly split - 15 teams a piece.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
The Kenny Rogers Super Bowl Half-time Salute to the Little Country That Could ... America
Flashback: This was the greatest Super Bowl Half-time show ever ...
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Uhhhh ...
Apparently I keep neglecting to post updated stuff on this blog. Oops.
Well there's always tons of articles and videos at http://aerochannel.blogspot.com and www.aerochannel.com.
Well there's always tons of articles and videos at http://aerochannel.blogspot.com and www.aerochannel.com.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Thanksgiving with the Troops and the LA Kings Girls at the Bob Hope Hollywood USO
My Thanksgiving with the troops, the LA Kings Ice Crew girls, and Playboy Playmates at the Bob Hope Hollywood USO.
Thanks to everyone who everyone came out and made the event such a big success!

Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Looking back at New Orleans
So much I could say about my experience in New Orleans.
The food and the music were impressive.
Loved the beignets and cafe au lait at the Cafe du Monde.
Loved the sounds of jazz and blues from the French Quarter.
Encountered friendly, Southern hospitality everywhere I went.
And to boot, a pleasure even on board the plane, thanks to the satellite TV, snacks, and roomy seats.
Photo highlights to be posted later today ... :)
The food and the music were impressive.
Loved the beignets and cafe au lait at the Cafe du Monde.
Loved the sounds of jazz and blues from the French Quarter.
Encountered friendly, Southern hospitality everywhere I went.
And to boot, a pleasure even on board the plane, thanks to the satellite TV, snacks, and roomy seats.
Photo highlights to be posted later today ... :)
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