Monthly Archives: January 2009
Brainfarts
Thoughts while I attempt to keep myself sane waiting the 12 days until truck day: The Spring Training radio and TV schedule is out. Most games will be on the radio but the following games will be on NESN, with … Continue reading
Filed under Baseball, Things other than baseball
Plans For Tonight?
At 11:00PM (EST) turn on ESPN. Tonight’s X Games coverage will feature Snowmobile’s Best Trick Finals. I’m generally not an X Games fanatic… other than for the ridiculously hot snow bunnies that spectate… but last night Done and I caught … Continue reading
Let’s Go Streaking!!!
Streaks are like fads, here today, gone tomorrow. The Celtics know a bit about streaks, and all too well how they can be bitter sweet. Eight straight championships from ’59-’66, the longest standing streak in pro sports, 17 world titles, … Continue reading
Filed under Team Green
Artificial Turf: Tim Tebow Still Sucks, Cardinals (aparently) Do Not.
Fitzgerald, as predicted, was a difference maker. His 3 scores, all coming in the first half, put the Cards out to decisive first half victory. His 9 catches for 162 yards made him the highlight player of the game, and … Continue reading
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Huge (Papel)Boner
In another record setting move by the Boston Red Sox today, Jonathan Papelbon has signed a one year $6.25 Million contract. He was in his first year of arbitration eligibility and this sets the record for such a pitcher. … Continue reading
Big Brosky’s Take from a Mile High
I know I was asked by The Ballpark to provide information on how Denver has reacted to the Broncos hiring of Josh McDaniels, but there are so many varying viewpoints that I don’t think there is a conclusive opinion on … Continue reading
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Conference Champs Picks
Favorite Spread Dog Done SMC ABA Philly -3.5 At Arizona PHI AZ AZ At Pitt -6 Baltimore BAL PIT PIT Last Week: 1 & 3 2 & 2 3 & 1 Overall: 3& 5 4 & 4 5 & 3
Filed under Things other than baseball