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Take Me Out to the Ball Game
Ten summers ago Carlos Delgado played in Syracuse with the Chiefs.
Opening Day Hat
Opening day for the Syracuse Chiefs was full of energy, excitement, and possibilities despite the loss to 4-1 loss to Scranton/Wilkes Barre. The long lines and carnival atmosphere almost made you forget it was a chilly 48 degrees on Thursday.
The new management has made an concerted effort to bring some excitement to Triple-A baseball here in the city. We hope it lasts.
Chiefs New GM Jason Smorol was full of passion and enthusiasm during his pre-game remarks.
Welcome to dollar Thursdays (programs for $1): James “Jimmy” Durkin,
George Lonergan is congratulated by Zach Walters after the ceremonial first pitch.
Otis Jennings gives opening day a thumbs up.
Style Award: Biscuit Heads on Opening Day
Dale and Marion Ladd of Central Square showed up at NBT Bank Stadium today to support Billy Gardner, Jr. Gardner was making his debut as a Triple-A manager for the Syracuse Chiefs.
The biscuit hats, according to Marion (whose family is from down South) were a shout out to Gardner’s former team, the Montgomery Biscuits. While with Montgomery in 2012, Gardner was the Southern League’s Manager of the Year.
Every school or college should have the kind of testimony that Jayson Stark gave during a visit to Syracuse with fellow baseball analysts Dan Shulman and Tim Kurkjian. Stark talked about his career path being more than a game of chance.
A view from third base at the old P&C Stadium
The Syracuse Chiefs have started the season strong. Their home opener is tomorrow and the first pitch will be thrown out by Syracuse University Basketball senior and local star Brandon Triche.
Brandon Triche goes for a dunk at Manley Fieldhouse during his senior season at Jamesville-Dewitt High.