By YankTank on Sunday, February 22, 2009 Filed Under: MLB, New York Yankees
Hypocrisy is a fashionable vice, and all fashionable vices pass for virtue. -Moliere
I am the proud owner of a blue iPod mini that I received as a Christmas present in 2004. Now every time I use it, I feel like Josh Baskin toiling away on his turn-of-the-century Macintosh. The reason for this being that I’m reluctant [...]
By mw2828 on Thursday, February 12, 2009 Filed Under: New York Yankees
Would you believe it, back in 2005, there were actually articles proclaiming that the steroids era was over and that little ball was back? I kid you not. Jason Giambi, oh so hilariously shrunken on a Sports Illustrated cover, was just another symbol [they love those] for a bygone era. An article suggested that the combination of steroids testing and rising young pitching made the game more receptive to the talents of speedsters like Scott Podsednik and Juan Pierre. We had evolved beyond Jason Giambi. After a slow start, Giambi wound up crushing 32 home runs that very season, and casual baseball fans collectively just asked themselves who the hell Scott Podsednik is?
By skippy619 on Wednesday, August 27, 2008 Filed Under: MLB General
Economic struggles are hitting Americans hard – even the rich ones. There are millionaires out there who now only have six houses to go home to at night – and worst of all, some of them are unemployed too!
By djcfla1 on Monday, June 23, 2008 Filed Under: General Sports
By David J. Cohen
Since the steroid cloud has polluted athletics fans everywhere have debated whether certain players are steroid users. Did Barry Bonds improve ten hat sizes in four years or did he hit his head really really hard one day? Did Slamming Sammy get his power from giving grace to the lord or by [...]
By ClevelandWill on Saturday, February 23, 2008 Filed Under: General Sports
The Mitchell report was released and players were named. Was this enough and where does this leave the sport? Will Burge asks the questions…..
By dgrassi on Friday, February 22, 2008 Filed Under: MLB General
By Diane M. Grassi
But MLB has not learned much in the past couple of decades when it comes to the integrity of the game, in obeying the law and in protecting the best interests of its athletes, its most precious commodity.
By teekay on Wednesday, January 16, 2008 Filed Under: General Sports
Ever since the day the Mitchell Report was released the baseball world has dealt with constant drama. Admissions and apologies have been offered and denied. Fingers have been pointed and judgments have been passed. Reputations have been thrown into question and fans have been thrown into unrest. But one quality of the report has reigned [...]
By mw2828 on Wednesday, January 9, 2008 Filed Under: General Sports
Picture this. You’re twenty three years old, a third round draft pick, skipped school to grab that bonus, nothing to fall back on. This competition is fierce, and you’ve been left behind, lapped in fact. In an idyllic youth, a minor celebrity in a small town, you were the special one. Gifted. Bigger, stronger, faster, [...]
By Jersey Steve Wins on Monday, July 2, 2007 Filed Under: MLB General
Are You tired of hearing about steroids in baseball? Me Too. It’s time to get back to enjoying the game.
By johnnyrico on Sunday, January 14, 2007 Filed Under: General Sports
There is a perpetual circus performing in Major League Baseball. Every so often, between the lion tamers (Clemens, Pujols) and the trapeze artists (Ichiro, Eckstein), a clown emerges and steals the show. This clown is very different from others in two respects: 1)his head—not his shoes—are clownish in size, and 2)he makes fans cry instead [...]