MLB OPENING DAY

[Hatch]

As a 2nd generation Indians/Guardians fan I don’t want to hear anybody else talk about being due.

[Bankruptcyman]

Grew up in Arkansas as a Cardinal fan. Listened to Jack Buck on the radio.

[CajunT]

Diehard Astros fan here too first favorite player Jose Cruz . Hoping the Astros can repeat hoping Brantley can return to form deep pitching staff good lineup as long the yankees keep losing I am happy. Who is your favorite all time astro mine is Jeff Bagwell it's a dam shame bagwell and biggio never got a ring back then

Diehard Astro's fan, my first favorite players were Ceasar Cedeno and JR Richard. The Astros need a few young players to step up like RHP Brown and Yainer Diaz to get back to the ALC.

[CajunT]

Reds, cheers, and here is to a great baseball season! I hope your team wins, unless you are a Cubs, Astros, Braves, or Red Sox fan! I will have one cold for you.

Yankees and Dodgers, today, tomorrow and everyday afterwards!

[fanof71]

When does football start?

[RaisingCajun08]

When does football start?

Football is in mid season. Go Roughnecks!

[cajun55]

Hogan Harris is on the Oakland A's 40 man, but not opening day active roster. No others that I know of.

I think he meant MLB rosters not glorified AAA teams. This coming from a very long-time A’s fan! They need to move out of Oakland already; Nashville, Austin or Las Vegas will do!

[moorecajun]

Rusty Staub, Cesar Cedeneo, Jimmy Wynn is where I started. Still regret J.R. Richard as I think he would have been a HOFer.

Thanks, I couldn't remember JR's name! He was indeed headed toward HOF. Rusty and Cesar were terrific also.

[RaginDave]

Rusty Staub, Cesar Cedeneo, Jimmy Wynn is where I started. Still regret J.R. Richard as I think he would have been a HOFer.

Le Grande Orange (Rusty Staub)

[Cajunsmike]

Diehard Astro's fan, my first favorite players were Ceasar Cedeno and JR Richard. The Astros need a few young players to step up like RHP Brown and Yainer Diaz to get back to the ALC.

Jose Cruz was my favorite player in my late teens and early 20's. I still remember him hanging his head in the dugout after the crushing loss to the Phillies after Game 5 of the NLCS. In my earlier years, I would go with Doug Radar who was a third baseman and known as the Red Rooster.