Category Archives: Sports

         All I gotta say is I hope Favre dominates retirement as much as he did the NFL for the past 16 years. Thanks for every single memory, Brett. Rock on and enjoy yourself, mate, because you’ve earned … Continue reading →

Whenever I’m doing my daily morning routine, I like to have a little background noise to keep me occupied and conscious of the time. I’ve tried flipping on CNN or Good Morning America, but surprisingly I’m a bit anti-news until … Continue reading →

A-to-the-men. I still love to think back at all the conversations I had almost a year ago where people laughed at me for saying Favre shouldn’t retire. “He’s washed up!” or “He sucks now!” is all I heard for seven … Continue reading →

I want to get something off my chest. The baseball playoff structure is so horribly wrong, it’s bordering on ruining the game. To suddenly go from a 162 game season to a few 5 and 7-game playoff series is stretching … Continue reading →

You know what? I need to preface this post with a quick fact. I’m a huge Green Bay Packers fan. Love them. Live and die with them. And yet, I’ll readily admit that the NFC is beyond weak when compared … Continue reading →

Hey there. What’s up? Cool, cool. Me? Oh, I’m doing fine. Life’s well, I just ate some cookies, and OH MY CHRIST DID YOU JUST SEE THAT BASEBALL GAME?! Thirteen freaking innings and the Rockies had to score three runs … Continue reading →

Well, we didn’t get the four way tie that we wanted, but for only the seventh time in the history of baseball, we get a one game tiebreaker tomorrow night! San Diego at Colorado, tomorrow at 7:30 EST, no idea … Continue reading →

Did you know Eric Milton, Matt Morris, Mike Sweeny, Bartolo Colon, Mike Hampton, Andruw Jones, Jason Kendall, Pat Burrell, Javier Vazquez, and Garret Anderson (as well as 49 other players) all make more money than Brett Favre? Man, NFL players … Continue reading →

As the 2007 baseball season comes to a close today, the Mediocre National League has a potential pickle of awesomeness on the verge of occurring. If the Padres lose and the Rockies, Mets, and Phillies all win (which are all … Continue reading →

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. This might be the first time a $90 million dollar contract is considered a bargain, as smarter people have already analyzed and concluded. You treated Randy Johnson like shit and ultimately sold … Continue reading →