Sunday, November 15, 2026 — Don Sutton’s Remarkable Staying Power and Why Cooperstown Must Control the Cap Logo

From The Daily Diamond Buzz Show · 09:04

Show by Baseball Nation Network

There are no Major League Baseball games on the schedule today, and I’m not going to dress up an empty scoreboard as breaking news. This is the part of the calendar when the daily rhythm changes. We don’t have a pitching matchup to break down, a late rally to revisit, or a final score to put under the microscope. What we do have is a clean moment to step back and remember how demanding the season really is. From the first games through the final out, every club spends months testing its depth, managing fatigue and searching for an edge. Then the games stop, and the evaluation becomes even sharper. I love the nightly action, but I also appreciate the pause because it gives us room to talk about the people and ideas that shaped baseball. Today, that means giving Don Sutton his proper attention and digging into how Cooperstown should preserve history. Did You Know? On June 8, 1989, the Pittsburgh Pirates scored 10 runs in the top of the first inning against the Philadelphia Phillies but still lost 15-11, becoming the first Major League team to lose after scoring 10 runs in the first inning. Dean's Take: The Hall of Fame should retain final authority over the team logo on each plaque Everything Baseball. Every Day. Every Era. — Baseball Nation Network

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