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Authors
Brad Del Barba
Presently Brad is a Major League
scout for the Milwaukee Brewers, while
continuing his writing career. A freelance
writer and editor over the last decade,
Del Barba draws from his 25 years of
professional baseball experience to take
readers closer to our National Pastime.
The Cincinnati area resident has been
published in various magazines,
newspapers and web sites, most notably
Baseball America, The Cincinnati Post
and Hacks Sports. Del Barba also
enjoyed a three-year stint as an editor for
the magazine At The Yard, which was
heralded throughout the baseball industry
for its innovative and entertaining
content.
Presently Brad is a Major League
scout for the Milwaukee Brewers, while
continuing his writing career. A freelance
writer and editor over the last decade,
Del Barba draws from his 25 years of
professional baseball experience to take
readers closer to our National Pastime.
The Cincinnati area resident has been
published in various magazines,
newspapers and web sites, most notably
Baseball America, The Cincinnati Post
and Hacks Sports. Del Barba also
enjoyed a three-year stint as an editor for
the magazine At The Yard, which was
heralded throughout the baseball industry
for its innovative and entertaining
content.
Bill Ballew
Bill is a freelance baseball writer and
editor and the author of eight books. A
1983 graduate of the University of
Georgia's Grady School of Journalism, he
has served as a part-time media relations
consultant for the Asheville Tourists since
2002. He writes for numerous publications,
including Baseball America and
ChopTalk, and serves as a freelance
baseball book editor for McFarland &
Company, Inc. His books include Brave
Dreams, The Pastime In The Seventies,
Rounding The Bases, Baseball In
Asheville and, his most recent, A History
of Professional Baseball in Asheville,
published in February 2007 by The History
Press.
Bill is a freelance baseball writer and
editor and the author of eight books. A
1983 graduate of the University of
Georgia's Grady School of Journalism, he
has served as a part-time media relations
consultant for the Asheville Tourists since
2002. He writes for numerous publications,
including Baseball America and
ChopTalk, and serves as a freelance
baseball book editor for McFarland &
Company, Inc. His books include Brave
Dreams, The Pastime In The Seventies,
Rounding The Bases, Baseball In
Asheville and, his most recent, A History
of Professional Baseball in Asheville,
published in February 2007 by The History
Press.
Contact Brad or Bill at:
cardboardgods@yahoo.com
cardboardgods@yahoo.com