For this week's column, I could talk about Yao Ming and how he is the future of basketball. I could talk about Matt Williams and how his desire to be near his children while divorced is a heartwarming story, showing where baseball should rank in one's values.
A recent review of this year's AFC conference looked more like a lineup of women vs. midgets than the respective records of 16 proud franchises.
Growing up as a Washington Redskins fan in the greater D.C. Metro area, I can barely recall the days of CBS's coverage of NFC games.
What a year in baseball it was. Now that game seven has come and gone and the Anaheim Angels somehow became the World Series champions, it is time to reflect on all that was during Major League Baseball's 2002 season.
From time to time, I like to tackle topics of personal interest, especially now that I have been so graciously afforded the time and column space to do so.
Even though though NHL games have already begun, I feel that is my civic duty to complete my preview for the upcoming season and offer my suggestions for the wide-open Eastern Conference.
Break out the mullets and Molson, eh? It's hockey time. Personally, I don't think that the season really begins until the playoffs.
Does anyone have a box of tissues? The Hub is officially in mourning, again. For the 84th year in a row.
Every year during the traditional Sunday Sukkot party, all the men in my family sit around the television and watch football.
Good to see that Dr. Evil himself, Bud Selig, made the first correct decision in his baseball dictatorship and forced the two sides in Major League Baseball to come to an agreement and temporarily save the game, for at least the next six days.
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