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What The Pitching Market Looks Like for The New York Yankees
SPANISH HARLEM – On Tuesday Ben Whitney’s Article got me thinking (check it out if you haven’t already)… How much do the New York Yankees need pitching and will they reap the rewards that is expected this season? Anyone would like to trade for Jacob deGrom yet it’s the haul of prospects it would take […]
Ebs’ Hot Takes: Atlanta Hawks, Clayton Kershaw, Carmelo Anthony
FROM THE PRESS BOX – This is the part of the year when the sports calendar gets really weak. It’s the offseason for the NFL, NBA and NHL, leaving baseball all by itself out of the four major sports. And if you’re not into the World Cup it’s an extremely boring part of the year. […]
What The Hell is Wrong With Sonny Gray?
SPANISH HARLEM – If your a New York Yankees fan there isn’t much you can complain about. They are’n first place in the American League East as of today, no particular hitter in the line up has stood out since Didi Gregiorus sizzled his way to a player of the month award for April. The […]
NBA Finals Game 3 Recap and More Random Thoughts about LBJ, Klay Thompson, KP, Kevin Love and Durant
SPANISH HARLEM – Game 3 of the NBA Finals goes to the Golden State Warriors and Lebron James just got farther away from another NBA Championship. The Warriors are one win away from 3 in 4 years. It looked good early for the Cavs but in the end, Golden State was too much to handle. […]
A Rivalry is Brewing Between the Yankees and Astros, Also Some Thoughts On The NBA Finals
SPANISH HARLEM – The rivarly started for me in 2015 when the Houston Astros beat the Yankees 3-0 in a one game playoff. We all knew the Astros were going to be good, they developed a young core around Jose Altuve, Carlos Correa and George Springer. What we didn’t know was that the New York […]
MLB Opening Day is Here and Counting Down The Days For Jeff Hornacek
SPANISH HARLEM – Nothing says Spring like Opening Day for Major League Baseball, for most of us in New York this day couldn’t come any sooner. The Mets and Yankees have high hopes to start the year and the possibilities are endless. Dare to dream because nothing bad has happened yet… unless your a Greg […]
On Baseball, NY Hockey, and March Mildness
MARLBORO, NY – This month of March can’t end soon enough for me as I have my head buried further up my ar$e than usual. Historically, this is the worst month for me on a personal level and the sports scene is not far behind, as Angry Ward pointed out earlier in the week. Here’s […]
Grinding Ax Edition – March Madness, NCAA and NFL
Radnor, Pa – March Madness is in Full Swing! Higher seeds are being knocked off faster than Made Men when Michael Corleone took over. Faster than Cabinet Members in the Trump Administration. Let’s not forget about the Free Agent Frenzy that’s compiling debt for the NFL teams. They are doling out record amounts of cash for average talent. Brackettologists are proving that they are […]
Grinding Ax Edition: March Madness, Korean Olympics, Browns, Trump
NORTH PYONGYANG – March Madness takes on a whole new meaning today as President Donald Trumps even the NCAA Tournament. The bidding for cable rights will be intense as The Apprentice Korean Edition will soon be filming at a place to be determined. Little Rocket Man Kim Jong Un v Donald Trump is sure to be the HUGEST Summit Ever! News of this diplomatic contest sent […]
Subway Series Report: Mets Fans Are Cheap As Management
MARLBORO, NY – Yesterday I spent the afternoon at 161st Street and River Avenue in the Bronx; home to the New York Yankees. It was my first ever “Subway Series” interleague game between the New York Mets and the reviled Yankees. It was, for lack of a better word, amazing, at what I walked away […]
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