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NBC Sports ChicagoSeptember 27, 2018By Doug Glanville By the time I had experienced my first major league post-season game, I had played over 1,000 major league games. In fact, in my 1000th game, I was playing a home game for the Texas... |
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NBC Sports ChicagoSeptember 19, 2018By Doug Glanville Tuesday night as the Cubs trounced the Arizona Diamondbacks, there was a collective sigh of relief amongst the fan faithful. It is easy to see a turnaround or say that the offense... |
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NBC Sports ChicagoSeptember 6, 2018By Doug Glanville I stepped into the batter box at Sec Taylor Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa as a player with the Triple-A Iowa Cubs. I knew the guy on the mound from his name. Gregg Olson. Former legendary... |
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NBC Sports ChicagoAugust 28, 2018By Doug Glanville It’s not personal, we say, because that would be petty, but any player that has been traded or simply moved on, enjoys putting a foot in their former team. If they have pride.... |
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NBC Sports ChicagoAugust 16, 2018By Doug Glanville The first time I was called up to the big leagues was in June of 1996. Of course a big part of the excitement was dreaming about the future. The dream was fueled by an imagination... |
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NBC Sports ChicagoJuly 31, 2018By Doug Glanville Just before the trade deadline in 2003, my phone rang at my apartment in Dallas. I had signed as a free agent with the Texas Rangers during the offseason and the timing of the call raised... |
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NBC Sports ChicagoJuly 17, 2018 By Doug Glanville As the Cubs' 1991 first-round pick whose skill set revolved around the use of speed, I knew I needed to be a productive basestealer to reach my fullest potential. That was what you had do... |
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NBC Sports ChicagoJuly 16, 2018Narrated By Doug GlanvilleTonight’s MLB All-Star game will feature incredible talent. I have had the pleasure of watching Chicago Cubs Javy Baez all season. The magic he creates continues to amaze. Watch my tribute to... |
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Universo BéisbolSeptember 5, 2017by Reynaldo Cruz In 1999, Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Doug Glanville had a career year, hitting .325 with 204 hits, 11 homeruns and 34 stolen bases in 36 tries. A major league career that spanned from 1996... |
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The New YorkerBy Doug GlanvilleApril 2, 2017 Professional baseball, in theory, follows a linear narrative: Single-A comes before Double-A, Double-A before Triple-A, and Triple-A before the major leagues. In fact, though, only a minuscule... |
