| About
this site |
Why
another sports site on the web? Many national sports sites include
detailed information on specific sports teams, including baseball teams
based in Ohio. Most of the sports teams host their own web sites, and
many other sites contain regional team coverage. Throughout time,
authors and enthusiasts dedicated entire books to major league ball
parks and their travels to cities hosting big league clubs, including
Spring training facilities. While I personally lack the resources to
visit ball parks across the country, I thought a pilgrimage to all
professional ball parks inside the State of Ohio a feasible and
entertaining endeavor. With all the sports and baseball related
information on-line, I noticed a lack of comprehensive Ohio specific
sports information that spanned all four corners and the central
portion of the entire state. My hope is to make this site the most
detailed and all-inclusive resource for baseball in the Buckeye State.
I apologize for the present lack of detail and information contained on
this site. Please understand that this site is still in it's infancy
and planning stages. Check back often for updates. The current goals
for site updates are as follows:
1. Add more content
2. Add more amateur league information
3. Add new and original site content
4. Complete site presentation overhaul
5. Beg for donations, money, and advertising
6. Purchase a domain name
7. Host the site using my own equipment
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| About me |
| My
name is Matt and I am the author of this site. I grew up less than 75
miles from Cleveland and presently live less than 35 miles outside of
Cincinnati. "Ohio Baseball Web Resources" is a fan site dedicated to
promote all levels of baseball across the State of Ohio. Ohio is rich
in baseball history, and the sport continues to enjoy a high level of
popularity in the Buckeye State to this day. I officially stopped
playing the game of baseball, after little league, but my peers
regarded me as one of the best players in the neighborhood where I grew
up. I participated in countless pick-up games throughout my childhood.
My decision to stop playing organized baseball is one of my life
regrets. |
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