Month: July 2007
¡Campeones del Mundo!
¡Dale Pibes! Que orgullo, Argentina is World Champions again! Congrats, boys. 2-1 over the Czech Republic in the finals of…
Read more »Reason to Live Until Next Season #1
The summer months can be long, hot and boring. In hockey terms — the summer sucks. Beach season is great…
Read more »Brewers bomb Barry (Zito) in finale
The Brewers averted getting swept by the Giants on Sunday, winning the third game of the series, 7-5. The highlights:…
Read more »We’ve Got Controversy!
Updated:Even though I haven’t updated my own site in over 6 months, Ryan asked me to do a special guest…
Read more »Spurrier’s success may help at Clemson
made today in Gville News Voices section. Today, I was watching the final round of the British Open (watching Harrington…
Read more »R.I.P. N.B.A.
I agree with Simmons; were any of us really that surprised? Stern has been jimmy-rigging the league for years with…
Read more »Celebration Begins For Passion!
Updated:They did it. Just like they did all year. The Passion offense crushed the opposing defense. The Passion defense crushed…
Read more »Think happy thoughts
The FO guys regularly write for the NY Times. Today, they discuss just how temporary Brett Farve’s stay at the…
Read more »Sunday Links
Time to give a few links today. Neil Best talks about the headaches of parking at the Meadowlands now that…
Read more »From Barry Bonds to Lawrence Taylor
As football fans, we watched in horror as baseball whored itself to steroids. With Bonds about to take out Aaron’s…
Read more »07/22: Please……Please Keep Winning
JULY 22nd, 2007 GAME THREAD Jon Garland (7-6, 3.88) @ Tim Wakefield (10-9, 4.69) Chicago White Sox (43-53) @ Boston…
Read more »More on Glenn’s Impact
It is starting to sink in now that I have seen the retirement story announced on SportsCenter. The article on…
Read more »Passion Are World Champs!
Your Pittsburgh Passion capped off their undefeated season with a 32-0 win over the Columbus Comets in the NWFA World…
Read more »Videos of the Week
Last week, I gave my favorite group from the 1980’s, Lone Justice. Time to give you one of my favorites…
Read more »First of three
Check out our mainsite for the first of three new articles. I think you’ll all enjoy. http://www.18to88.com/Articles/88reasons.htm
Read more »Some Saturday Links
I’m at home instead of being out so I’ll provide some links for you tonight. In today’s edition of the…
Read more »Crisp and Gabbard boost Sox to win
Coco Crisp drove in five RBI’s and Kason Gabbard earned his fourth victory of the season beating the Chicago White…
Read more »Burn out
How could anyone turn down 4.5 million dollars to do what most American men would gladly do for free? How…
Read more »Saturday Wrap Up: Alexei Yashin Dislikes American Currency
America will now have 65% less Carol Alt.Newsday NHL Exile: Alexei Yashin has signed a one-year contract with Lokomotiv of…
Read more »Mini Pony of the Day 7-21-07
I love this Brian Fellows skit from SNL. Tracy Morgan was way underrated. I love how he says miniature. That’s…
Read more »Lincecum blanks Brewers
With the FOX Sports cameras there for Barry, another Giant showed up. Rookie pitcher Tim Lincecum started by allowing no…
Read more »Titans’ 2007 Season Preview
I was contacted recently by someone who asked me to write a Titans’ season preview for their publication. Before I…
Read more »Giants best Crew…”all with two outs.”
A 3-run 7th and a 2-run 8th by the Giants–with all 5 runs scoring with two outs–spelled doom for the…
Read more »The Good, The Bad, and The Coco
I thought all day about something good to write about. After losing the final two to the Royals and the…
Read more »Coming out party (we hope), Sox win 10-3
Coco Crisp and Julio Lugo combined for seven RBI’s, J.D. Drew had one RBI, but a bad call took away…
Read more »Weekend Viewing Picks
Saturday, July 21The Open Championship – TNT, 7 a.m./ABC, 9 a.m.Tour de France – Versus, 8 a.m.US Open Series/Countrywide Classic…
Read more »Some More Links
I’ll give you a few more links before doing the Weekend Viewing Picks. Richard Sandomir of the New York Times…
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