Make no mistake, baseball is America’s pastime.  As the Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum often says, “Baseball is sewn into the fabric of America.”The word pastime has multiple meanings. To me, it’s a manner in which to pass time.Unlike the fast-paced Millennial and Gen-Z generations, former generations lived a slower, more in-the-moment lifestyle – and viewed baseball as a means of gathering with family and friends to enjoy watching the ‘boys of summer’ play

Time flies. One year, I’m 19 years old and watching Artis Gilmore lead Jacksonville University to the NCAA finals, the next thing you know I look in the mirror to shave and see a 71–year old man. We really do have to make the most of every day.  As trite as that saying may seem, nothing is promised.Two recent tragedies remind me of that adage.   The death of the 19-year-old Kentucky guard Terrace Clarke in a car

by Gil Vieira VSportsTalkAs promoted in the tagline of the podcast, A Mick A Mook and A Mic, sports will be one of the frequent topics of discussion. Therefore, I thought it would be apropos to provide the website with my blog, vSportsTalk, to share sports insight and opinions – and to get the podcast’s fans blood boiling.  With my old friend, the ‘Mook’, being a New York sports fan, and I residing in Boston,