Pete Peterson

Pete Peterson describes how being a Pittsburgh Pirates fan, especially recently, proves there is crying in baseball.

Pete Peterson takes a look at a new book out about Earl Weaver that highlights his roots to St. Louis and the Cardinals.

The hot topic at the beginning of the Major League Baseball season was the emergence of torpedo bats.

Pete Peterson celebrates the 400th edition of Reading Baseball, which started in 2004.

Baseball has found some innovative ways recently to try and make the game more appealing to fans.

Pete explains how his wife Anita’s disgust with her hometown Pirates led her to become a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals, just for a fleeting moment.

Since his recent death, the debate has been reignited as to whether Pete Rose should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

If the current political atmosphere has you wanting a distraction, commentator Pete Peterson may have just the thing.

Pete Peterson tells us the story of how became the owner of a special glove.

Pete Peterson tells us who he thinks is the greatest living baseball player following the death of Willie Mays.