The Things That Need to Go in 2013,Part Three
Welcome back to the action! Are you having fun? I knew you would! Part One and Part Two are in the books. Let’s move on to Part Three of our […]
Odds & Ends-Volume 22
It’s been nearly four years since Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig said that the league was “reviewing” the Oakland A’s current hope of moving to San Jose. In a […]
Odds & Ends-Volume 21
I woke up this morning to news I didn’t think I would hear,in fact it was the opposite of what I thought it would be: Mike D’Antoni is named the […]
Odds & Ends-Volume 19
It’s amazing how much East Coast bias exists when it comes to ESPN. Monday morning when Odds & Ends usually is posted I was watching ESPN First Take, the show […]
T.J. the Sports Geek’s 2012-13 NBA Preview
Here is my first ever NBA Preview for all 30 […]
Odds & Ends-Volume 16
I’ve never for the life of me understood why the rivalry between the Giants-A’s is so “friendly”. There should be no such thing as that, rivalries aren’t friendly. Last week […]
Reviewing the New Denver Nuggets Alternate Uniform
In retrospect I am glad I have passed on reviewing […]
Odds & Ends-Volume 15
It’s great to have the actual officials back in the NFL. I have to say it was great to see that the crowds at the various Week Four home games […]
Odds & Ends-Volume 14
I don’t see what the problem is with Alex Smith wearing a San Francisco Giants hat to postgame interviews. Before I continue, I am a Giants fan (which,unless you’re reading […]
Virginia Beach? No, Inevitable relocation? Yes
Rumors have once again surrounding the Sacramento Kings and a […]
Odds & Ends-Volume Seven
Major League Baseball announced on Wednesday that San Francisco and AT&T Park will be host to the World Baseball Classic semifinals in the spring of 2013. I for one am […]
Odds & Ends-Volume Six
I don’t see eye to eye with Kobe Bryant often, but in the case of David Stern wanting an age limit for Team USA Basketball, I totally do. Stern has […]
Odds & Ends-Volume Five
I must say, I think we’re overusing the term “walk-off” in baseball. It used to be that it was used for home runs because a walk-off home run is simply […]
Odds & Ends-Volume Four
Why are some of the most likable NBA players going to teams I don’t like? Steve Nash has decided that two stints with the Phoenix Suns was enough and will […]
Odds & Ends-Volume Three
Umpires need to start checking players’ gloves when they go into the stands trying to catch a ball. Back on June 11 during a game between the Royals and Pirates, […]
Odds & Ends- Volume Two
Really? Another All-Star Game for the City of New York? Next season, the New York Mets will be hosting baseball’s midseason classic and the first one for Citi Field which […]
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