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Lloyd Carroll

Lloyd Carroll

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Senior Columnist, Queens Chronicle

New York

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Social Issues , Female Empowerment , Abuse , Women In Music

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Total articles 710

  • Scheduling stupidity

    By Lloyd Carroll| Queens Chronicle Verified Don’t get me wrong. I am far from a baseball purist, but Major League Baseball should consider dropping interleague play. If it is unwilling to do that, then it should severely limit it to geographic proximity of the teams such as the AL East vs. the NL East. The current MLB scheduling policy calls for each team to play at least one three-game series against every other team. MLB understandably feels fans in every city want to see stars such as Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Juan Soto and Bryce Harper.

    By Lloyd Carroll · Queens Chronicle

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • The mighty Megill

    By Lloyd Carroll| Queens Chronicle Verified Starting pitching was a major concern for the Mets going into the 2025 season. Nominal ace Kodai Senga missed practically the entire 2024 season with an assortment of injuries. Sean Manaea, who was the Mets’ best pitcher last year, is on the shelf with an oblique injury, and he may not see the Citi Field mound until June. David Peterson had a breakthrough year in 2024 and pitched quite well in his first outing of the year against the Miami Marlins.

    By Lloyd Carroll · Queens Chronicle

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Scheduling stupidity

    By Lloyd Carroll| Queens Chronicle Verified Don’t get me wrong. I am far from a baseball purist, but Major League Baseball should consider dropping interleague play. If it is unwilling to do that, then it should severely limit it to geographic proximity of the teams such as the AL East vs. the NL East. The current MLB scheduling policy calls for each team to play at least one three-game series against every other team. MLB understandably feels fans in every city want to see stars such as Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Juan Soto and Bryce Harper.

    By Lloyd Carroll · Queens Chronicle

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Queens Chronicle

New York, New York, United States

'+1 718-205-8000