Ryan Harrison, John McEnroe, temper tantrums and the sad state of American tennis
It appears we have a new blowtorch in American men’s tennis. This time around, he’s sans afro and headband.
Month: August 2011
The angry golfer caption contest
Golf is a great way to spend an afternoon outdoors. Those of us fortunate enough to live in Florida have the luxury of hitting the links year round. Those of us who have ever picked up a golf club are Continue reading The angry golfer caption contest
Fun with baseball surnames: The night Charlie Furbush came to Tampa
While writing a recap of Saturday night’s Tampa Bay Rays-Seattle Mariners game, most credible media outlets probably tastefully reported the facts with little or no room for imagination. Fortunately, this is no such website.
Snapshots of the apologetically jailed: A celebration of the University of Miami
“The University of Miami, as an institution of higher learning, is a leader in exploration, achievement and excellence and we will work hard to do our part to live up to that standard.” – UM athletic director Shawn Eichorst
Same Name creates awkward love triangle between Reggie Bush, SportsChump and Kim Kardashian
These days, original ideas are harder and harder to come by, which probably explains why there are so few decent shows on television.
SportsChump proudly presents your 2011 NFL Futures Contest
Ladies and gentleman, the NFL is finally back and I know I’m not the only one rejoicing. This year at SportsChump, we’re going to try something a little different, a futures contest if you will.
The biggest eff yous in sports: 2011 edition
“I see you drivin’ ‘round town with the girl I love, and I’m like….” -Cee Lo Green
The case for spell check in Major League Baseball
I self-edit, which can be a good thing… and a bad one. Such are the benefits of running one’s own website. Maintaining one’s own viral venue with no producers, editors or censors in sight means I am allowed to speak Continue reading The case for spell check in Major League Baseball
The key to Tampa Bay Rays success resides in the wedding ring
Have you ever had one of those dead-end jobs where you’re overworked, underpaid and the only thing worse than waking up at the crack of dawn to go to a job you hate is listening to your wife or girlfriend Continue reading The key to Tampa Bay Rays success resides in the wedding ring
