Guest Column: Joe McGrath on the Olympics
Editor’s Note: Mr. McGrath has long and storied history in the management of professional sports franchises, most notably as the general manager of the Charlestown Chiefs of the now-defunct Federal … Continue reading
Your Jamie Moyer Update 7/24/10 – Hopefully, This Isn’t The Last One
If nothing else, Jamie Moyer is a pragmatist. Moyer left his last start Tuesday in St. Louis when he strained his left elbow after making a pitch. He returned to … Continue reading
Rest In Peace, Chicago Cubs
Usually this takes until some time in August, or in a “good” year on the North Side we may get to an even more painful collapse in October, but for … Continue reading
…And For Your “Pot Calling the Kettle Black” Moment
So, let me be sure I got this straight…Alabama head coach Nick Saban, the same man who has deserted two universities and an NFL team strictly for money is calling … Continue reading
The Dubsism Baseball Power Rankings: The “Race at the Far Turn” Edition
For me, the All-Star break has always represented the “far turn” in the horse race that is the Major League Baseball season. This is the point when general managers acting … Continue reading
Could We Be Ready For a Return To The “Soul Patrol?”
For those of you unfortunate enough not to be Minnesota Twins fans, you may not know that the “Soul Patrol” was the moniker giver to the fans of Twins’ left … Continue reading
Your Jamie Moyer Update 07/16/10 – It May Be Time To Say “Phuck Philadelphia Phans”
Sadly, all roads have bumps, particularly those that take 24 years to traverse. While Moyer has a lot of history in the Windy City, it would be a safe bet … Continue reading
This Week’s “Shut the Fuck Up” Moment: Jesse Jackson and Dan Gilbert
Remember the movie “Forrest Gump?” Despite the fact it’s one of the most-overrated movies of all time, it did give us the classic line “stupid is as stupid does.” Sometimes, … Continue reading
More Proof Dudes are Better Athletes…
Yes, this is another Caster Semenya update. He she Semenya scored its first win since being restored to international competition by the IAAF. The only “female” athlete allowed to compete … Continue reading
What The Dubsists Thought…