February 23, 2013 Leave a Comment
You should love these guys no matter what team you’re a fan of. It was a pretty dramatic scene seeing Derek Jeter go down. Seeing Mariano go down was upsetting, but the guy just loves shagging fly balls. The important thing is that they are back and ready to make a playoff run without A-bum.
August 22, 2012 Leave a Comment
Baseball has such a large illustrious history. There are many players that have been forgotten as the years have gone by. These are some of those guys. A lot of today’s baseball fans probably haven’t heard of these guys. Some are hall of famers some aren’t but each guy on this list has put together at least one amazing season that should never be forgotten. Here are five of baseballs MVP’s you probably never heard of: Read more of this post
August 22, 2012 Leave a Comment
This video will leave you with an extreme sensation of chills. Even if you are not a sports fan at all, you will highly enjoy this amazing collection of incredible sports moments. It is a brilliantly touching video that anyone can appreciate; The greatest moments in the history of sports. Read more of this post
July 2, 2012 5 Comments
In my opinion, Ken Griffey Jr. is the best baseball player ever. His charismatic personality earned him the nickname “The Kid” and is the reason why I loved baseball so much in my childhood. Most importantly, Griffey played the game CLEAN and how it was suppose to played. In an era of baseball which is now known as the “Steroid Era” Griffey maintained his integrity and his statistics in a pure and honest work ethic. Read more of this post
July 2, 2012 Leave a Comment
SportsCenter has changed the way sports are covered and it has given the average fan incredible access to their favorite’s teams and their players.
However, if there is one thing that I absolutely love about SportsCenter, it is their “This is SportsCenter” commercials. Read more of this post
June 27, 2012 2 Comments
This is a contribution by Jason E. Castro. Jason is a writer from Staten Island who has published several short stories in on-line literary magazines such as Danse Macabre, MediaVirus Magazine, Sparkbright Magazine and Greensilk Journal. He also has two books to his credit, “Rowdies” published in 2011 and “Cricket for Souls” which has been accepted by Muse It Up Press. Read more of this post
June 26, 2012 Leave a Comment
This is a contribution by Jason E. Castro. Jason is a writer from Staten Island who has published several short stories in on-line literary magazines such as Danse Macabre, MediaVirus Magazine, Sparkbright Magazine and Greensilk Journal. He also has two books to his credit, “Rowdies” published in 2011 and “Cricket for Souls” which has been accepted by Muse It Up Press. Read more of this post
June 21, 2012 Leave a Comment
This is a contribution by Jason E. Castro. Jason is a writer from Staten Island who has published several short stories in on-line literary magazines such as Danse Macabre, MediaVirus Magazine, Sparkbright Magazine and Greensilk Journal. He also has two books to his credit, “Rowdies” published in 2011 and “Cricket for Souls” which has been accepted by Muse It Up Press. Read more of this post
June 20, 2012 Leave a Comment
Before I get into how great R.A. Dickey has been, let’s start at the beginning of the season for the right-handed knuckle-baller. Dickey, like the Mets, was expected to do nothing special. Everyone had the Mets as the cellar-dweller in the NL East, and Dickey was basically unknown to the national public. Read more of this post
June 18, 2012 Leave a Comment
This is a contribution by Jason E. Castro. Jason is a writer from Staten Island who has published several short stories in on-line literary magazines such as Danse Macabre, MediaVirus Magazine, Sparkbright Magazine and Greensilk Journal. He also has two books to his credit, “Rowdies” published in 2011 and “Cricket for Souls” which has been accepted by Muse It Up Press.
June 17, 2012 Leave a Comment
This is a contribution by Jason E. Castro. Jason is a writer from Staten Island who has published several short stories in on-line literary magazines such as Danse Macabre, MediaVirus Magazine, Sparkbright Magazine and Greensilk Journal. He also has two books to his credit, “Rowdies” published in 2011 and “Cricket for Souls” which has been accepted by Muse It Up Press.
This will be a multiple part series. Read more of this post
May 22, 2012 Leave a Comment
This is a contribution by Jason E. Castro. Jason is a writer from Staten Island who has published several short stories in on-line literary magazines such as Danse Macabre, MediaVirus Magazine, Sparkbright Magazine and Greensilk Journal. He also has two books to his credit, “Rowdies” published in 2011 and “Cricket for Souls” which has been accepted by Muse It Up Press.
This will be a multiple part series. Read more of this post
May 21, 2012 Leave a Comment
Another week, another victory for Fister? Barely Knew Her. This week was expected to be much tougher than it ended up, thanks mostly to my opponent’s starting pitching not doing much. Final score was Fister 341, Cardinals 272. Read more of this post
May 14, 2012 Leave a Comment
It seems like I am forever apologizing in these columns, and must do so again. As I am the father of 2 autistic kids and also hold down 2 jobs, this column kind of fell by the wayside this week. The format is a little different, as I did not document things day by day.
The opponent: Reginald Denny’s Traveling All Stars. I was intially quite nervous heading into this matchup, as my opponent had more starts from his pitching staff than I did. However, good fortune smiled upon me (again) when Javy Guerra was demoted from the closer role for the Dodgers after lineups locked. Good fortune continued to smile upon me when Troy Tulowitzki missed a few games with a nagging injury, and late in the week, Mark Reynolds went on the DL. In addition, his two starts from Joe Saunders actually COST him 3 points. Read more of this post
May 7, 2012 Leave a Comment
Fresh off a blowout victory, Fister? Barely Knew Her is up against some stiff competition this week: the infamous Bob L. It would be really nice to get another victory this week, but I don’t think it will come easy. When you look at the lineups, you will see why. Read more of this post
