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tabloid baby (Free subscription) | 07/18/2008
Eric Holtz will answer your questions if you give your name. Opinions from the 41-year old New York City businessman who left his business, wife, children and responsibilities behind to chase a boy's baseball dream in far-off Israel are of interest because he's been a cocky, controversial figure in the Israel Baseball League long before his family discord was immortalized in the IBL documentary...
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tabloid baby (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008
You remember Leon Feingold. He was the professional competitive eater who pitched for the Netanya Tigers during the Israel Baseball League's first season who became the foremost post-season apologist for the IBL management malfeasance and, along with self-professed "Peter Pan" Eric Holtz, a leading critic of Our Man Elli in Israel's reportage of the real story behind the IBL facade, hurling...
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tabloid baby (Free subscription) | 07/19/2008
... Israel baseball public figure and opponent of anonymous postings, commenting on the brouhaha over Eric Holtz, the brash IBL apologist who, as he likes to challenge all comers, would "man up" and "be a man and apologize for what he said about .Alan has written an entry in our comments section which is worth reprinting, and will probably mean we'll have to delete any negative comments...
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tabloid baby (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
... a position to get the answers. Perhaps his former colleagues, IBL apologists like Leon Feingold or Eric Holtz, can answer.Better that somebody answers them now, before they're forced to answer, under oath.Here are Our Man Elli's 20 questions for Dan Rootenberg:1) How much of the $1.5 million in IBL debts from last year has been paid? 2) Has Kfar Hayarok been paid? If not, will it...
