Some chucklehead is going to question LeBron James' focus, being at a baseball game after his team lost, even though he scored 42 points.
Dr. Dre ... Red Sox fan? Oh no.
And Ken Singleton, it's "duress," not "durest."
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Situational baseball
A double steal? Of home?
Matty and I used to run that in Little League. Same results too.
Oh, and even though he got the hit the salvaged the inning, fine Brett Gardner for diving into home.
Matty and I used to run that in Little League. Same results too.
Oh, and even though he got the hit the salvaged the inning, fine Brett Gardner for diving into home.
So far, so good
Early observations for the new season:
Michael Kay welcomed us to Baltimore.
Good start for old man Jorge (cheapie) and young man Curtis (not so cheapie).
DirecTV is garbage. Picture's gone fuzzy too often on a clear, nearly perfect night.
Josh Beckett and Nick Swisher must be on the same diet.
The commercials on YES are lower caliber than last year.
How is the Red Sox defense better with Victor Martinex behind the plate?
Granderson's arm is better than I thought.
Michael Kay welcomed us to Baltimore.
Good start for old man Jorge (cheapie) and young man Curtis (not so cheapie).
DirecTV is garbage. Picture's gone fuzzy too often on a clear, nearly perfect night.
Josh Beckett and Nick Swisher must be on the same diet.
The commercials on YES are lower caliber than last year.
How is the Red Sox defense better with Victor Martinex behind the plate?
Granderson's arm is better than I thought.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Let me be the last ...
To welcome the new baseball season.
Hardly seems as if it ends these days. But, unlike most fans of baseball, I'm completely disinterested in the hot stove season, as it is unfortunately called.
As a Yankees fan, it's a lose-lose. Either the Yankees make big acquisitions (last season) and get crucified for ruining baseball and buying championships. Everyone loves a dynasty, a big dog to gun for. Or the Yankees do amazingly foolish things ... Jason Giambi, Kevin Brown, Randy Johnson, Javier Vasquez the first time (meaning giving away so much to get him, then dumping him in full-on panic mode) ... and they get crucified for TRYING to buy championships and still ruining baseball, but being dumb about ruining baseball and not even reaching the goal they obviously should every season. Duh.
So, bring on Sunday, and Opening Day and the real stuff. Much like the vast majority of the Yankees roster, I neither care about Spring Training, nor am I worried about losing my job because I make take a few months or weeks off.
The season is a marathon after all.
Now let's start picking 'em up and putting 'em down.
Hardly seems as if it ends these days. But, unlike most fans of baseball, I'm completely disinterested in the hot stove season, as it is unfortunately called.
As a Yankees fan, it's a lose-lose. Either the Yankees make big acquisitions (last season) and get crucified for ruining baseball and buying championships. Everyone loves a dynasty, a big dog to gun for. Or the Yankees do amazingly foolish things ... Jason Giambi, Kevin Brown, Randy Johnson, Javier Vasquez the first time (meaning giving away so much to get him, then dumping him in full-on panic mode) ... and they get crucified for TRYING to buy championships and still ruining baseball, but being dumb about ruining baseball and not even reaching the goal they obviously should every season. Duh.
So, bring on Sunday, and Opening Day and the real stuff. Much like the vast majority of the Yankees roster, I neither care about Spring Training, nor am I worried about losing my job because I make take a few months or weeks off.
The season is a marathon after all.
Now let's start picking 'em up and putting 'em down.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Where have I been? MK2
Right here,
But the Jeter talk forces me to break my silence.
Dear Yankees,
Sign him.
Dear media,
Shut up.
But the Jeter talk forces me to break my silence.
Dear Yankees,
Sign him.
Dear media,
Shut up.
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