I write to once again vent my frustrations with the sports world. You see, I hate the Baseball Hall of Fame, so it is no wonder that I was disappointed not once, but twice, by news out of Cooperstown this winter.On Dec.
In this era of corrupt owners, spoiled players and ignorant fans, a new sheriff has arrived in Boston to shake things up.
In the words of Jesse Richmond III, played by Ashton Kutcher in "Dude, Where's my Car?" "I do not want to go down in history as the man who destroyed the universe." Some, however, seem to take pleasure in behavior that is destructive, both to themselves, and to the team by whom they are gainfully employed.Submitted for your perusal, readers, is the case of one Dan O'Dowd, a man who, almost single-handedly, took a successful, profitable team and turned it into a pathetic laughingstock.
"O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!" These wonderful words written by Lewis Carroll sum up my emotions about the most important move of the offseason, fellow sports fans.
Hello baseball fans: another year of playoff action has come and gone, and this was a truly memorable postseason.
It's that time of the year, baseball fans. This is the time when the autumn air is electric with the October heroics of great athletes: Athletes with names like Bonds, Washburn and Hunter.
Hello, Brandeis sports fans! Another season of Judges baseball is right around the corner, so brace yourselves for a team that is poised to challenge for the Division III title.
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