Angry Ward Wednesday: An Open Letter to Major League Baseball
BRONX, NY – (*Editor’s Note: Sorry for all of the not-very-disguised offensive language in this piece. I felt it was warranted.) Dear Baseball Owners, Players, […]
Francisco Lindor
News-Worthy, Story-Rich Mets Kept/Keep Sucking Us Back In
“Hold on to your hats, we’re in the 9th.” – Bob Murphy NEW YORK, NY – There were many nights growing up, through the crappy […]
Big Ben Tuesday: Spider Tack Weekend for Giants, Jets, and Bills; Yankees Bedraggled Bullpen Chokes in Wild Subway Series Finale
Stamford, CT: Watching my sports teams this weekend was like trying to rub one out with Spider Tack. At times it felt like good things […]
Angry Ward Wednesday: Baez Boo Birds, Football Forecasting and Baseball’s Underdogs
BRONX, NY – Welcome to the middle of the totally unofficial last week of summer. I sincerely hope everyone got out there and made the […]
Jacob deGrom Done, Javier Baez Not Enough, Another Wrong Trevor. Yet All Not Lost
LAKE PLACID, NY – Driving to this pristine alpine setting is calming, except when your 1998 car radio signals disappear along with your cell phone […]
Angry Ward Wednesday: Endless Summer for Julio Jones, Francisco Lindor, and Gritty
NOTE: At 10:AM ET today, @Sportsnaut will be sharing their skillz with us, so don’t be alarmed if you see some changes. BRONX, NY – […]
That Thud Was NY Mets Nation.
NEW YORK, NY – Crazy how the ups and downs of a team you like – or don’t like – can ruin or make your […]
Angry Ward Wednesday: Jacob deGrom, Mike Trout, Danny Dimes, and Other Novel Approaches to Sports
BRONX, NY – In the movie The Natural, Robert Redford’s Roy Hobbs hits a colossal game-winning home run, setting off a pyrotechnic explosion of short-circuited stadium […]
Amazin-ly Awful Mets, Jittery Jets, Penquins Playoffs Prowess
INDIANA, PA – Greetings, once again, from Jimmy Stewart’s home town. It’s a quiet, pretty slice of Americana, similar to Bedford Falls, the site of […]
Opening Day: Yankees and Mets, Injuries, New Additions, Big Bodies and Francisco Lindor
SPANISH HARLEM – Opening Day in Major League Baseball is something I look forward to every year and like most days in the east coast […]