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Sample Snapshots
Matt harvey as a Rumble Pony on 8/21 2017.
Matt Reynolds in spring training
Al Downing throws out first pitch at NYSEG Stadium in 2017.
Seth Lugo in the RUmble Pony dugout in June 2017.
Chris Flexen after bing selected as the Player of the Month for June for the Ponies.
Luis Guillorme does his bat flip in the on deck circle.
Guillermo to Thompson during BP
Bowie’s Wynns safe at home.
Maggert misses the chance to clinch the tournament on the 15th green.
Thought Maggert was bogey-free during his final round, he could not escape the bunker!
Maggert receives his check at the end of the tournament.
Binghamton’s Recreation Park hosts world class tennis every summer.
2015 Champion Kyle Edmund won behind a strong serve and an excellent backhand. He served as high as 125 mhp!
The 18th hole at En-Joie during the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open in 2014.
New York Mets’ catcher Travis d’Arnaud played at NYSEG on a rehab assignment in the final week of July of this year!
This aerial view of Enjoie is a two-page spread in the book!
Enjoie at night for one of its Traditional concerts after the first round of golf!
Arnold Palmer is one of the many “luminaries of the links” who have visited Endicott to play in En-Joie’s tournaments!
David Wright signs autographs in Binghamton in 2004.
LJ drops his bat as he heads down the first base line. He knows he has just missed a home run in his first at bat on Sunday.
John Tamargo with the 1994 Binghamton Mets. Steve Phillips, then the player development director for the Mets, is on Tamargo’s right.
Getting a Peek at a Scout’s Notebook.
Can you name this fellow who loves his bubble gum?
Casey serves as a Sentinel at Viera, Florida.
Vic Black makes a nice catch during batting practice.
Parnell discusses the play of the New York Mets with some fans at NYSEG Stadium.
Parnell in action on Sunday, May 23rd.
Noah Syndergaard in action at Binghamton in 2013.
Brandon Nimmo’s championship ring.
Celebration in Portland, the first stop on the Championship Journey!
Hall of Fame golfer Tom Watson throws out a first pitch at NYSEG.
Brent Strom smiles as he offers me Singleton for Harvey.
Fonzie enters the Shrine!
The diamond is not the only place for cuves.
The view as you walk out of Space Coast Stadium, the spring training home of the Nationals.
Front and Back Cover for “Celebrating 100 Years of Baseball in Greater Binghamton: Tales from the Binghamton Baseball Shrine”
Front and Back Cover for Golf in Broome County.
Front and Back Cover for “Six More Wins”
A game of inches indeed.
Hernandez and Cohen preparing for a broadcast
Who am I?
Jim gets ready for some baseball assignments!
The Most Popular Met Ever?
Bryce Harper in 2014, This is a different look from the bearded one he is displaying this March in Viera!
Frank Viola signing an autograph in St. Lucie in 2015
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Matt Harvey, No Longer “The Dark Knight,” Continues on His Journey
On Monday, 8/21, Matt Harvey pitched three innings for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, giving up two runs on four hits to the New Hampshire Fischer Cats, including a home run to outfielder Anthony Alford. During his 53-pitch outing, Harvey was … Continue reading
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Yes, Harvey’s Next Start Will Indeed be in Binghamton!
Matt Harvey will take the mound for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies at 6:35 tonight (8/21), pitching against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. This will be Harvey’s third rehabilitation appearance as he recovers from a shoulder stress injury diagnosed in June. … Continue reading
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Will Harvey’s Next Start be in Binghamton?
After pitching three scoreless innings for Brooklyn on Wednesday, 8/16, Matt Harvey stated “I’m ready to pitch again in three or four days wherever the Mets send me.” In three or four days the Binghamton Rumble Ponies will be in … Continue reading
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Pony Profile: Casey Delgado
27-year-old Casey Delgado came to the Mets in unorthodox fashion as, after pitching and graduating from Austin Peay State University in Tennessee, he pitched for two years in the Frontier League, an independent baseball league. After posting a 1.15 E.R.A. … Continue reading
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Pony Profile: Corey Oswalt
Oswalt was drafted in the seventh round of the 2012 amateur draft out of Madison High School in San Diego, where he starred as a shortstop. During his senior year he pitched about 20 innings so that he could show … Continue reading
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From Racquet Abuse to a Winner’s Check at the Binghamton Challenger
This past week of tennis at Binghamton’s Recreation Park provided numerous story lines, but the ups and downs of the happenings at the Levene Gouldin & Thompson Challenger Tournament is best summarized by the play of America’s Denis Kudla. On … Continue reading
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24th Annual Challenger Tournament Begins at Recreation Park
Note: In recognition of the start of the 24th annual Binghamton Challenger Tournament, known as the Levene Gouldin & Thompson Tennis Challenger, we’ll spend time this week documenting the events of the tournament. On Saturday, July 22nd, six singles qualifying … Continue reading
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