Opening Day

5. April 2010 | 15:28

While it’s just one game, opening day means something more

The Red Sox rally past the Yankees 9-7 to take an opening night victory. Just one game, right? That’s correct in one sense, but Danny Knobler can’t fight the feeling the first day of the season means a little bit more. (News Source: CBS Sports - 12:18:47)

No relief: Feldman opening day starter for Texas

ARLINGTON, Texas — Scott Feldman began last season in the bullpen for the Texas Rangers. Now he’s their opening day starter with a new contract after a 17-win season. (News Source: SportingNews - 11:31:30)

Opening day matchups that are most worthy of fans’ attention

Opening day is just one of 162 games, as the grizzled vets will tell you. (News Source: SportingNews - 08:01:00)

Arizona Diamondbacks’ Conor Jackson, Rusty Ryal looking forward to Opening Day

Notes: Two Diamondbacks players will have an extra special Opening Day, plus more on team. (News Source: The Arizona Republic - 05:52:08)

Trivia just in time for Opening Day

Let’s find out what you know with a Chicago Opening Day trivia quiz from the “modern” era of the last 50 years (excluding the 1st question). (News Source: Chicago Tribune - 23:09:20)

Opening Day Game a yearly ‘holiday’ in Cincy

Former Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson once called Opening Day “a baseball holiday.” While the Reds’ fortunes on the field - they’ve posted nine straight losing seasons - aren’t the same as they were when Anderson led the Big Red Machine to back-to-back World Series titles in the mid-1970s, the allure of Opening Day is still as strong as ever. (News Source: Middletown Journal - 12:36:37)

Opening day here for White Sox

It’s opening day on the South Side, but both sides are gearing up for baseball season It’s opening day on the South Side, but both sides of the city are gearing up for the baseball season. (News Source: WGN TV Chicago - 12:18:34)

Opening day: eight questions for the baseball season

On opening day of the baseball season, the Monitor looks at whose major league debut is most anticipated and whether Matt Wieters really deserves to be a Sports Illustrated cover boy. (News Source: The Christian Science Monitor - 22:24:17)