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Ball point pen on today's newsprint Opening day is a week away! Bringing Andy Pettitte back may not be popular with those in the Yankee pitching staff fighting for a spot in the rotation, but my wife is looking forward to seeing the big game pitcher climb the hill again. Here are some previously doodled Pettitte's Donna keeps this drawing on her nightstand ...
Read MoreBall point pen on todays newsprint At 38 years old the veteran left hander was the model of efficiency last night. He threw 88 pitches, giving up 5 hits and 2 earned runs. He walked 1 and struck out 4 in his 7 innings of work. While it wasn't a no hitter, it was good enough to give the Yankees a 2-0 lead in the division series with Minnesota. Have a nice Weekend. Enjoy the post season baseball! Go check out todays Bronx Banter ...
Read MoreBallpoint Reruns Its been a year since I last took a sabbatical from Drawing On Observations to visit London and Paris. This year we have something special planned. I'll tell you about it when I return. In the mean time, I'm reposting some of my favorite portraits doodled over the past year Due to spam issues all comments will be turned off until I return. ...
Read MoreBall point pen on the morning newsprint Hideki Matsui had six RBI's and was the World Series MVP, big game pitcher, Andy Pettitte came up big again on 3 days rest and the New York Yankees captured their 27th World Championship at Yankee Stadium last night! A medley of previously posted doodles ...
Read MoreBall point pen on the morning newsprint Alex proved he belongs, CC won the most valuable player, but last night it was Andy Pettitte that brought his big game resolve to the mound and nailed down the sixth game of the ALCS to send the Yankees to the World Series to face the Phillies. ...
Read MoreBall point pen on the morning newsprint Last night my brother Dan asked me to a Yankee game. We had great field level seats, about half way down the first base line. Andy Pettitte was on the mound, but after taking the lead in the first inning, Jeter and the boys sleep walked the rest of the way to a 6 to 2 loss against the Detroit Tigers. ...
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