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Just when you thought the conversation about steroid use in baseball was over and done with, Alex Rodriguez continues to break Major League records with every at-bat. This season, he passed Willie Mays for fourth on the all-time home run Continue reading Book Review: Vindicated by Jose Canseco
Weeks ago, we all gathered around our television sets and witnessed something that hadn’t happened in nearly forty years: American Pharoah won horse racing’s Triple Crown. Very soon, we’re about to witness something that’s happened even less frequently than that. Continue reading LeBron James Westward bound
Newly crowned MVP Stephen Curry has been a major disappointment in the opening three games of the NBA Championship series. His team, Golden State Warriors, started with a victory but have since lost two games in a row to Cleveland Continue reading Golden State Left Searching for MVP Stephen Curry after Second Consecutive Loss
Say what you like about MMA, those guys know how to get themselves noticed. When it comes to ramping up the hype, these fighters pack every bit as big a punch as they do in the cage. The Ronda Rousey Continue reading Mama Mia! The Ladies of MMA Sure Know How to Sell a Fight
With all this talk about Michael and LeBron, Money and Manny, A-Rod and Roids, Brady and Manning and whether Tiger will ever return to prominence, one person has dominated their sport this century more than any of them. And it’s Continue reading Is Serena Williams the most dominant athlete of this generation?
There was once a time in history when every single one of us rooted for Tiger Woods. After all, what wasn’t to like? He was handsome, personable, a smiling young man who represented change in a game that had historically Continue reading Defining LeBron
This just in! Soccer’s corrupt. Wait, you already knew that. That’d be like telling you the sky is blue or Adrian Peterson has poor parenting skills. In news that came as a shock to no one, FIFA’s Sepp Blatter resigned Continue reading Twitter Blatter: Internet has field day with ex-FIFA prez
Well, after 102 games, Tampa Bay has made the Stanley Cup Finals. And I called it. As you all very well know by now, I’ve been to about fifteen Lightning games this season. Consider it my crash course in hockey. Continue reading To hedge or not to hedge: That is my question
