Sports Analogies Hidden In Classic Movies – Volume 57: “Hollywood Knights”
But…could Robert Wuhl throw a curveball?
Sports Analogies Hidden In Classic Movies: Episode 7 – “The Blues Brothers”
Kirby Puckett and Kent Hrbek have more in common with Jake and Elwood Blues than you ever knew.
The Definitive Dubsism Run-Down on Who Belongs in The Baseball Hall of Fame
Now that we’ve made it past Baseball’s Hall of Fame Weekend, and since Bert Blyleven finally has been inducted, you may have thought you were safe from my annual Hall … Continue reading
Congratualtions, Bert Blyleven
At long last, our long national nightmare is over. Bert Blyleven has been elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame. This corrects one of the great injustices of all time … Continue reading
The Deep Six: “Old School” Rhythm Sections and Their Sporting Equivalents
When you are a kid, two things that get your juices going are music and sports. Face it, being good at either was the ticket to Chick-town, and since I … Continue reading
Dubsism: Your Home of the Jamie Moyer for the Hall of Fame Campaign
Tomorrow night, ageless wonder Phillies southpaw Jamie Moyer will be attempting to win his 261st major league game. Moyer notched win #260 last Thursday against Atlanta. I have to admit, it shocked me … Continue reading
Traditions of the Minnesota Twins
Is there a sport richer with tradition than baseball? Think about it…from the ceremonial first pitch to the parade for the winners of the World Series, baseball oozes tradition. But … Continue reading
My Annual Bert Blyleven Rant and My Solution (The Bert Blyleven Drinking Game)
While it may be January, in Minnesota that means Twins Fest, a weekend in the dead of winter dedicated to the fans of the Minnesota 9. It also means it is time for my … Continue reading
Ten Nobel Prize Injustices and Their Equivalent Sports Injustices
We are suckers for lists. VH-1 always manages to suck people in with those “100 greatest songs of the 80’s” nostalgia-fests. Not to mention we sports fans never met a list … Continue reading
Dubsism 
What The Dubsists Thought…