Entries Tagged as 'sports'

Friday, March 21st, 2008

Twitter Through College Hoops

I’m traveling to Tampa this weekend for a family sports vacation or something of the sort. On Friday, we’re going to the first round of the NCAA tournament. For those of you who have never experienced an opening day at the tourney it is quite the trip. By the middle of the […]

Sunday, March 16th, 2008

It’s Tourney Time

If you have yet to figure it out I’m a bit of a college hoops fan. Therefore this week is usually one of my favorites each year. Here is a blog post from last year about my anticipation for the tournament. I also put together this one shining moment tribute that should […]

Monday, January 21st, 2008

Big Blue

I have to post something about the Giants after their awesome win yesterday — in Green Bay to win the NFC Championship.
I haven’t enjoyed an NFL football game this much in awhile. Eli, Plax, and the Giants D played like heroes. I was on the edge of my seat for the entire fourth […]

Thursday, December 27th, 2007

Elie Seckbach - The Embedded NBA Corrospondent

YouTube never ceases to amaze me. The other day I came across the reporting of Elie Seckbach, the “embedded NBA correspondent”.
I have no idea how this mench has such great access to NBA players but he does. This blog post interview of Elie helps explain his story. I certainly give him credit for […]

Wednesday, December 26th, 2007

A Knickabocker Depression

The blog post I’m about to write will hurt my brain. If you are, or ever were, a Knicks fan I guarantee it will hurt yours as well. But I feel a need to document this debacle. The other day somebody mentioned the “Larry Brown Era” and I had completely forgotten Brown short-lived […]

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

The Steroid Name Game

Across the nation tonight, there are professional baseball players who are more nervous than a female MSG intern sitting bitch between Isaiah Thomas and Stephon Marbury. Tomorrow at 2pm the venerable George Mitchell will release his highly anticipated report on doping in baseball after a 20 month investigation. The report promises to name […]

Monday, December 3rd, 2007

A weekend full of sports

Great weekend for me to be a perverted sports fan
1) It was freezing cold outside
2) I just got a flat screen HD TV for my apartment
3) There was all kinds of juicy sports stories to occupy my little brain
Here is a quick rundown of some of my thoughts.
Les Miles
No Les. I woke up Saturday […]

Monday, November 26th, 2007

So Long Lloyd…Les Is More

Last Monday, University of Michigan Head Football Coach Lloyd Carr announced his retirement. The Detroit sportswriter and author Mitch Albom gives a poigent recap of the retirement speech. You can also watch it. During his press conference he recited a poem by Pakenham Beatty. I had never heard of the 19th Century Irish […]

Friday, November 16th, 2007

Sports Media & Technology Conference

This week I attended the Sports Media & Technology conference presented by The Sports Business Journal and the Fantasy Sports Association. The conference is one of the few events in the sports industry where the spotlight is supposedly on digital sports media. While the conference certainly focused on leveraging new technologies and distribution […]

Friday, October 19th, 2007

The Next Yankee Manager should be #23

It’s sad to see Joe Torre out as manager of the New York Yankees. It’s the end of an era.
I wasn’t sure what to make of Torre when the Yankees hired him. He hadn’t accomplished much in his managerial stint with the Cardinals and he just seemed like a mediocre random […]