Between the Bases
The baseball world has long been run by players and teams who stick to a code: no running up the score, no pimping home runs, no stepping on the mound, and so on. But as younger and younger players have grown into stardom, they’ve begun to question these rules. Players like Fernando Tatis Jr. and Juan Soto have brought a new type of flare to the game, one that is exciting and electric, but also angering many older baseball fans. How will these new players leave their mark on the game? Will the ways of old eras prevail, or will they make their own rules and standards about how America’s pastime should be played?
Extra Year of NCAA Eligibility
COVID-19 disrupted many high school senior traditions. They will miss prom, graduation, senior nights, and creating those final high school memories. Many seniors left without be able to complete their final spring seasons. While high school seniors will not have a chance to make-up their missed seasons, seniors in college get a different ending.
Dye Hard
With 16 years as the Palo Alto High School swim team coach, Danny Dye has become a
familiar sight on the pool deck. Countless students have benefited from Dye’s hard work, some
without even knowing it. His reach is felt from the immense effort he has put into the team and
into helping players achieve their full potential, but extends past just Paly Swimmers. Whether
it is working with his youth group, teaching P.E., or keeping score for football games, Dye
gives back to the community he loves. This is his story.
