By YanksWS96 on Wednesday, April 9, 2008 Filed Under: New York Yankees
by Matt Wells
When Joba Chamberlain was called up from Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes Barre last year to pitch for the New York Yankees, he took the baseball world by storm. A pitcher in his early twenties who could make hitters look foolish with 100 MPH fastballs and then freeze them with wicked sliders was surely a diamond [...]
By YanksWS96 on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 Filed Under: MLB General
by Matt Wells
So, baseball is around the corner, as we all know. We’ve got our fantasy baseball teams lined up and we’re wearing our team colors to work, school, etc. (I’m not, but I know some die-hard baseball fans who will).
Just like at the beginning of every season, we all make predictions. A-Rod will hit [...]
By YanksWS96 on Tuesday, November 6, 2007 Filed Under: New England Patriots
by Matt Wells
OK, so we’ve completed 9 weeks of the 2007 NFL season. After the dust settled following the big New England/Indy game, we have the Patriots remaining undefeated and looking as calm as can be in the clutch. The Colts shouldn’t feel bad; 7-1 is nothing to cry about. Then…we have the rest. I’m [...]
By YanksWS96 on Thursday, May 3, 2007 Filed Under: New England Patriots
by Matt Wells
They defeated the St. Louis Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002, the Carolina Panthers in the Super Bowl two years later, and they followed that with another win over the Philadelphia Eagles the following year. Four years. Three championships. One coach. One quarterback. Oh, and a kicker that was really good in [...]
By YanksWS96 on Friday, April 13, 2007 Filed Under: MLB General
by Matt Wells
Well, baseball is finally here. In fact, it has been here for a week and a half already. Spring Training is over, the home fields of all the baseball teams have been opened for the new season (or they are close to being opened). The World Champion Cardinals are attempting to repeat, the [...]
By YanksWS96 on Wednesday, January 3, 2007 Filed Under: NFL General
by Matt Wells
Dennis Green, not surprisingly, has been axed by the once again woeful Arizona Cardinals. Jim Mora Jr. has been canned by the disappointing Atlanta Falcons. The Dolphins and Steelers need to discuss the futures of Nick Saban and Bill Cowher, respectively.
Perhaps lost among those names are the coaches who have surpassed expectations this [...]
By YanksWS96 on Thursday, December 7, 2006 Filed Under: NFL General
by Matt Wells
Every day in the sports world, we are presented with fascinating stories about who got traded, who called out their coach, who is in the running for an award, and why two players don’t get along. This NFL season, we have been faced with Terrell Owens sagas, Giants players ripping on each other [...]
By YanksWS96 on Saturday, November 4, 2006 Filed Under: Indianapolis Colts
by Matt Wells
There might not be another rivalry in sports outside of the Red Sox-Yankees that is as intense as the Colts-Patriots rivalry. Every year, the Colts and Patriots play each other in either the regular season or the playoffs, and every year the game is hard fought.
The Colts head to New England a perfect [...]
By YanksWS96 on Tuesday, October 3, 2006 Filed Under: Miami Dolphins
by Matt Wells
The Indianapolis Colts. The Cincinnati Bengals. The Pittsburgh Steelers. These were just some of the teams picked to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl this year. All three picks make sense; every one of those teams went to the playoffs last year, with the Steelers winning it all.
Another team added in the [...]
By YanksWS96 on Friday, August 25, 2006 Filed Under: MLB General
by Matt Wells
There are some rules in the current game of baseball that are etched in stone. For every homerun hit, you travel around four bases. Four balls equals a walk, three strikes equals an out, and three outs means that the other team must come up to bat. There are nine innings in a [...]