Year: 2008

Well, it’s that time of year… With NFL training camps now open and some players either holding out or showing up disgruntled or even being … Training camp woesRead more

A lot of things happened in the sporting world this weekend while we, the public were relaxing in July weather. Some were interesting, some weren’t … A weekend’s worth of movesRead more

I don’t know how it happened, but Roger Federer, who is arguably one of the best tennis players ever, is on a losing streak. Two … An unspeakable horrorRead more

What does the recession in the U.S. do to sports? More than you’d think. If you haven’t noticed, more and more professional athletes — mainly … How about that American dollar?Read more

I don’t know what logic the Astros were using by dealing for Randy Wolf who was supposed to be a lock to go to, and … Some things that don’t make senseRead more

Sure, on the field, Jeremy Shockey may now be a Saint, but we all know he’s just a pompous buffoon who made the most of … He’s no SaintRead more

Well the MLB trade deadline is coming up quite quickly — only 10 days left to land that final piece of the puzzle guys! — … Wheelin’ and dealin’Read more

Well, since Phil Mickelson’s awful performance, the Shark’s surprising play and the poor conditions at Royal Birkdale won’t actually interest me until, well, Sunday’s final … Second half anticsRead more

So what do you write about on the day that there is no professional sports being played? One of the two days a year that … The most boringest day in sportsRead more

Having a corner on the summer sports market might be the biggest blessing that major league baseball has. Thanks to the fact there are no … Surprise! The AL win!Read more

It’s all-star weekend in baseball, only it takes place on a Monday and Tuesday night. But that’s pretty much a weekend, right? I mean it … Holy Hamilton!Read more

Well, the Tampa Bay Lightning might have made an Isiah Thomas-like blunder, but you can’t really blame them seeing how their owners just bought the … Megadeal maniaRead more