One All-Star moment reminds us of an America not so beautiful
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Tag Archives: All-Star Game
Bud Selig? Well, I never!
Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig recently told a member of the media that he has “never sent an e-mail and never will.” I guess that explains why the sport he oversees remains stuck in the Stone Age. Selig probably Continue reading
Lucky number 13 makes Matt Moore an All-Star a little too late
The All-Star voting has come and gone with the only real snub anyone mentioned a Cuban-born phenomenon named Puig, who many felt didn’t even belong in the first place. There was another snub, however, that bears note.
Hey, now. Puig’s an All-Star. Get your game on. Go Play.
Certain words in the English language are over-used. Travesty is one of them.
Hey, now. You’re an All-Star. So What?
The mid-summer classic came and went last week with the sounds of crickets chirping loudly in the background.
NBA All-Star Game Live Chat – Sunday, Feb. 20, 8pm
SportsChump hosts live chat during the NBA-Star Game Continue reading
Timberwolves go artsy to support fragrant All-Star Kevin Love
Athletes have been known to endorse the oddest things: blue jeans, panty hose, bug spray, even erectile dysfunction medication. So why not a fragrance, right?
UConn, the Seattle Seahawks and the inequities of college and professional football
Picture if you will… One NFL team becomes the first in league history to qualify for the post-season after losing more games than it won. Three thousand miles away, a college team receives a BCS bowl bid worth tens of Continue reading
Random Chumpservations, Vol 8: Darrelle Revis, LeBron James and conflicted Green Bay Packer fans
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Bud Selig makes All-Star Game matter
Next week marks the mid-point of the major league baseball season, to be celebrated on Tuesday with the 80th annual All-Star Game in all its regalia. Traditionally, baseball’s All-Star Game was strictly an exhibition game between the most Continue reading