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An Open Plea To Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo: Hire Me Please!!!!
Sports radio host "Mad Dog" Russo is about to program his own channel on Sirius and XM. Assuming he needs talent to fill airtime. Dan Pieroni explains why he would be a good fit for the channel.
Written by Dan Pieroni about about 10 hours ago 0 comments -
Musings Of an Unemployed Wannabe Sports Journalist
From Brett Favre to Mike and the Mad Dog, Dan Pieroni tells it like it is in Musings of an Unemployed Wannabe Sports Journalist. Check it out.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 7 days ago 1 comments -
Where Does Michael Phelps Rank Among Great Athletes Of All Time?
Michael Phelps is great. Yeah you already know that, but is he one of the greatest athletes of all time? Dan Pieroni examines and answers that question in his latest piece.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 9 days ago 0 comments -
Open Mic: Does Political Hatred Influence Excitement About Summer Olympics?
Are the Olympics about world domination or athletic prowess? Dan Pieroni examines that question in his latest column.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 14 days ago 0 comments -
How Much Did Manny Ramirez's Trade Benefit the Boston Red Sox?
He held off long enough, but now Dan Pieroni is ready to discuss, at length, the ramifications of the trade that sent Manny Ramirez. How good of a trade was it? Read on to find out.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 18 days ago 6 comments -
The XM/Sirius Merger: What It Means For the Diehard Sports Fan
With the pending merger of XM and Sirius becoming a fast reality, it could mean absolute paradise for the obsessed sports fan. Dan Pieroni explores the possibilities of the monumental merger.
Written by Dan Pieroni about about 1 month ago 17 comments -
Manny Being Manny Is No Longer a Valid Excuse In My Book
Ho hum, Manny Ramirez pushed a team employee to the ground. That's just Manny being Manny, right? Not so, says Dan Pieroni.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 2 months ago 3 comments -
Boston Celtics: Conquerers Of a Long Road Back To NBA Supremacy
The Boston Celtics faced nd long and winding road to their 17th NBA title. Dan Pieroni retraces the frustrating 22 years it took for the league's most storied franchise to reach the top of the NBA again.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 2 months ago 0 comments -
Open Mic: How Well Has Sports Delt with Race?
How has sports embraced the race issue, Dan Pieroni examines how each of the four major sports has, and suggest that some sports may even have embraced it too well.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 2 months ago 0 comments -
What's Old is New Again, Celtics and Lakers to Square Off in NBA Finals
What's old is new again in the NBA, as the Celtics and Lakers will be meeting is the NBA finals for the 11th time. Dan Pieroni explains why this great rivalry is worth watching again.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 3 months ago 0 comments -
From Bob Uecker To Jon Miller: The Top 10 Radio Announcers In The Bigs
Who's the best radio broadcaster in the big leagues? Dan Pieroni compiles a list of his 10 favorites, and invites you to add your commentary on his choices.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 3 months ago 13 comments -
John Lester: An Inspirational Figure in Boston Red Sox Lore
In becoming the first left-handed pitcher to throw a no-hitter at Fenway in 52 years, Jon Lester did more than just become apart of baseball history—he became an inspiration. Dan Pieroni traces Lester's trials and tribulations leading up to his historic...
Written by Dan Pieroni about 3 months ago 1 comments -
Chicago White Sox: Ozzie Guillen Needs To Shape Up or Ship Out
Is Ozzie Guilen the most hated man in baseball? Maybe not, but what Dan Pieroni thinks is likely is to make you wonder.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 3 months ago 6 comments -
Boston Red Sox: The Time Is Right for Bartolo Colon
Is it time for Bartolo Colon to start making a contribution to the Red Sox starting rotation? Dan Pieroni thinks so, and he'll prove it to you in his latest article.
Written by Dan Pieroni about 3 months ago 2 comments
