The Future of Olympic Baseball Rests in His Capable Hands

Todd Civin by Senior Analyst Written on July 02, 2009
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As the site explains, "The first recorded account of a baseball game was in 1838 in Beechville, Ontario, Canada. Likewise, the faces of baseball come from Ghana and Uganda; from the Dominican Republic and Venezuela; from the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Poland and Latvia; from Israel and Jordan; from Korea, China, Chinese Taipei and Singapore, New Zealand and Australia."

All of the players, all the fans, all the coaches and umpires around the world can say, "I am baseball."

So as you can see, Dr. Schiller and the IBAF have not only America's baseball resting on their shoulders, but baseball around the world. And that is how a man becomes one of my baseball heroes.

Todd Civin is a free lance writer for the Bleacher Report and is a supporter of A Glove of Their Own. He encourages you to visit the site at www.agloveoftheirown.com and to purchase the book using the code of Pitch in For Baseball PIF 129.

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