You’ll find it about half an hour off the highway. It’s in a cute old building, made of stone. Baseball diamonds stretch as far as the eye can see. No, this isn’t Cooperstown, New York. This is St. Marys, Ontario, and the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.
In many ways Toronto is a great city. But for all of its merits there is one way Toronto is a cesspool and arguably the worst city in North America: the quality of its professional sports teams. Over the last two decades this town has put on a clinic in sporting ineptitude, leaving an entire generation with no recollection of a major North American championship.
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DADE CITY, Fla. — Will Long didn’t look nervous playing the final round of the USF Invitational tournament. The 19-year-old freshman golfer from Auburn University had no reason to fret, shooting a 68 on Tuesday, and an Auburn-best minus-8 under par for the tournament to finish 10th. So if Long was doing just fine on the course then how was his dad, Alec, holding up?