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It’s summertime. Basketball season is over, football is still a few months away and the United States has been eliminated from the World Cup, leaving us sports fans with little on TV to watch other than reality shows about snobby Continue reading The SportsChump Reality TV Challenge
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I’ve written a few film reviews in my day but I’m no film critic. I just know what I like. That being said, I thought about checking out Jonah Hex the other night… until I read the reviews.
At SportsChump.net, we strive to ask the hard-hitting, pertinent, analytical questions other independent sports sites won’t dare to ask. In keeping with that theme, we hereby present several burning questions that surround the final game of the NBA season…
I recently attended my first major league baseball game of the 2010 season. The game took place at Tropicana Field between two of the league’s best teams: the Boston Red Sox and the Tampa Bay Rays.
I’ve often griped about the demise of the professional boxing’s heavyweight division. It’s a sport, on which many of us were raised, that is now virtually non-existent. After watching the slugfest that has taken place the first few games of Continue reading Who needs boxing? Heavyweights alive and well in NBA
I’m as much of a “Karate Kid” fan as the next guy, i.e., geek, of my generation.
It’s NBA Finals time. Basketball’s biggest stage featuring the league’s most storied rivalry.
The week that was, including Bud Selig, Armando Galarraga, Jim Joyce, World Cup Soccer, the NBA Finals, Ken Griffey, Jr., Jose Canseco, Affliction sport coats, Danny Ferry, drunken bosses and broken-down Volkswagens Continue reading Chumpservations, Vol. 13: Bud Selig, Armando Galarraga, Jim Joyce, World Cup Soccer, the NBA Finals, Ken Griffey, Jr., Jose Canseco, Affliction sport coats, Danny Ferry, drunken bosses and broken-down Volkswagens
