Notable firsts: debuts, a no-hitter, and the first tape-measure homer.
Joe retired from a boring career so he could do cool stuff. So, he became a freelance writer, promoted two music festivals, and took a few turns as a DJ on Pittsburgh Record Night. Joe lives in Pittsburgh with his wife, Judy, and their dog, Master Splinter. His participation in sports is limited to his part ownership of the New York Knicks and Rangers and Toronto Blue Jays through investments in his IRA. He believes the greatest rock-and-roll record ever made is Zalman Yanovsky's "Alive and Well in Argentina."
Notable firsts: debuts, a no-hitter, and the first tape-measure homer.
