After 30 years of Braves games, TBS shits on Ted Turner’s head.
For all you kids out there who think Mark Cuban is just the coolest, do a little reading on Ted Turner, the original Maverick. No wonder MLB is no longer the national pastime (if you need to ask, football has officially replaced it); with [...]
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TBS: You are dead to me
Posted in MLB on April 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Posted in MLB on February 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
First of all, when it comes to baseball I am a Braves fan and have been since the day I was born. But a few years ago I thought I might pick an American League team to pull for. I set up a few qualifying factors, primarily that they must be a team that was not [...]
Roger Clemens
Posted in MLB on January 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In a seventeen minute phone conversation, Brian MacNamee asks Clemens 21 times “What do you want me to do?” Clemens never answered the question. Why didn’t he say, “I want you to tell the truth!” Scream it out, for cripe’s sake. Which just opens speculation as to why he didn’t–or wouldn’t.
Because the answer might have [...]
Baseball Bombshell
Posted in MLB on December 13, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
This is supposed to be shocking, but really, is anyone surprised at all?
NLCS
Posted in MLB on October 11, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
How great it is to see the Mets sit at home. I think I’m going to pull for the Rockies and the Indians, because I love underdogs. For the World Series I’ve always got to go with the National League, so I’m hoping the Rockies, a team who I never thought would have a chance [...]
Note to the MLB Commissioner: Give me parity, or give me football
Posted in MLB, tagged , Baseball, MLB, Parity on September 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve had it with baseball. I tried to turn it around, I tried to believe. But in the end it comes down to this: Baseball is topheavy, and in that way, uninteresting, unless you’re a fan of a large market team who’s willing to spend the money to get the players needed to compete. You’ve [...]






