When young Jeffrey Jordan decided to transfer from the University of Illinois, it seemed as though that was the end of the strange saga of the oldest son of the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan. Not even close. Not even close by a damn sight. … [Read more...] about Illinois’ Jeff Jordan Problem Didn’t End With His Transfer
The Lost Series Finale: One Sportswriting Fans’ Thoughts
"Remember. Let go. Move on. I will miss it more than I can ever say." --Damon Lindelof on his Twitter feed at shortly after midnight Pacific Time, his last tweet and communication on Lost ever. … [Read more...] about The Lost Series Finale: One Sportswriting Fans’ Thoughts
Bandwagon Blackhawks fans: WATCH these videos!
Now that the Chicago Blackhawks have reached their first Stanley Cup since well, the last time was so long ago I wasn't even interested in girls yet, the already crowded bandwagon is about to become to OVERLOADED. On Sunday the Hawks swept the "best team" in the NHL, the one-seeded San Jose Sharks, to qualify for their first final since 1992. The city will soon be even more … [Read more...] about Bandwagon Blackhawks fans: WATCH these videos!
Can the Brewers Farm System Save the Season?
Marco Estrada, Zack Braddock, John Axford and Jonathan Lucroy. These are not names you necessarily expected to see playing in the majors for the Milwaukee Brewers this season. However, after a series of disappointing performances by veterans, injuries to Doug Davis, Gregg Zaun and others and no where else to turn, Doug Melvin and Ken Macha choose to raid their farm system … [Read more...] about Can the Brewers Farm System Save the Season?
Jeffrey Jordan to Transfer From Illinois
With his decision to transfer from the University of Illinois, the enigma that is the oldest offspring of one Michael Jeffrey Jordan continues to evolve. The junior, who is entering his last year of eligibility for college basketball has two choices -- ending his collegiate basketball career or transferring to a Division II or III school where he can play immediately … [Read more...] about Jeffrey Jordan to Transfer From Illinois
Chicago Blackhawks welcome Dave Bolland to the spotlight.
Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals was a statement game for the Chicago Blackhawks. It showcased Antti Niemi as the true star of the 2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs. It featured Jonathan Toews setting a new franchise record for a point in twelve straight playoff games. It proved that the Blackhawks were the better team in the series and it allowed the Hawks to put the series in … [Read more...] about Chicago Blackhawks welcome Dave Bolland to the spotlight.
2010 MLB Mock Draft (Picks 17-32)
While the first 16 picks mostly feature teams with much work to be done, the second half of the 2010 MLB draft is where the 2009 playoff organizations just add on to their success. For picks 1-16 of the 2010 MLB mock draft, click here. By Jake McCormick … [Read more...] about 2010 MLB Mock Draft (Picks 17-32)
Media’s Dire need for Tim Tebow to Succeed
The case of St. Tim Tebow is an interesting one. The media blatantly and obviously want him to succeed professionally. And I can't think of any other case that comes even remotely close. If he doesn’t make it in the NFL, the mainstream football media will probably collectively commit suicide. I asked an expert on the topic, Clay Travis, if he could recall any other athlete who … [Read more...] about Media’s Dire need for Tim Tebow to Succeed
Paul Pierce Tweets=Magic Bulletin Board Material?
We’ve seen it time and time again, NBA players and even coaches making bold comments to gain a psychological advantage. Sometimes, it works to your advantage and other times it blows up in your face. Take the Lakers/Thunder series for instance. Phil Jackson’s comments about Kevin Durant getting calls from the refs fueled Durant and the Thunder to turn some heads in a … [Read more...] about Paul Pierce Tweets=Magic Bulletin Board Material?
2010 MLB Mock Draft (Picks 1-16)
For pick-by-pick analysis of the 2010 MLB draft's first round, click here. With up to 50 rounds adding up to 1,600 picks, most of which either don’t sign or won’t be seen for three to four years, the MLB Draft doesn’t hold the same attention grabbing star power as its NFL and NBA counter parts. But that doesn’t mean MLB Mock Drafts aren’t still fun to discuss and debate, … [Read more...] about 2010 MLB Mock Draft (Picks 1-16)