KP's Bio
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KP Wee is a baseball and hockey fan who enjoys watching and discussing sports memories and issues with everyone willing to listen. I also enjoy writing; here are some of my books:
Oh So Close, Canada! Lamenting Some of the Missed Championships in Canadian Sports History, http://www.lulu.com/content/6191833
Baseball Pitchers: The Most Overrated & Underrated in the Last 20 Years (1988-2007), http://www.lulu.com/content/1729692
Bad Managers' Decisions: Why the Longest Drought in Boston's History Happened (1986-2003), http://www.lulu.com/content/1706737
1991: The Red Sox, Baseball, and Hockey Memories, http://www.lulu.com/content/1651267
Showing Their Scales (fiction, published by Cacoethes Publishing House), http://www.amazon.com/Showing-Their-Scales-Three-Deception/dp/1606950223/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1220149656&sr=8-1
No Runs, No Wins, No Glory (A book about knuckleballer Tom Candiotti), http://www.lulu.com/content/3066698
I don't usually brag about myself as writing is really just a matter of self-fulfillment/personal satisfaction, but since a lot of anonymous people wonder.... well, there's your answer. And no, I don't care one bit if any naysayers read it or what they have to say.
In late Feb. 2008, I came under heavy fire from Vancouver fans because they didn't like my comments about the Canucks. Some trashed me for my personal writing goals. Well, I would now like to announce that BACK in 2007, I had already self-published three books and they were not epic failures. My three books were dedicated for my friends, amongst them Rick, Cliff, and Candace, and they all were touched and are appreciative of my "gifts." So, no, those books were not failures but they actually accomplished their original goals. I personally do not care if I sell X number of books as a true writer writes and dedicates the works to those that truly matter, his/her friends and associates.
I am not ashamed of who I am and don't need to prove anything to anyone out there. I am a people-person and I appreciate my friends, and folks who know me can attest to that. For those I have left out earlier, namely John House, Trout, and others, I still appreciate your readership and the fun times with our sports debates too. I, however, have no time for racists such as Andrew Claxton and his cohorts and anyone that sees the need to personally attack me. So those of you like that, don't matter to me.
Thank you for creating this online community where the true fans can come out and write and comment on what they enjoy.
As for my '07 books, they have been listed just to prove that I've accomplished it--and once again, I don't need anyone's approval.
***VINDICATION:::::: http://kpwee.blogspot.com/2008/09/vindication.html ***
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All Time Sports Moment
1992 Adams Division Finals - Andy Moog shut out Patrick Roy's Montreal Canadiens, and the Bruins added an empty-netter in the final minute as Boston won 2-0 to sweep the Canadiens out of the playoffs. 1991 Adams Division Finals - Cam Neely's long shot eluded Roy in the third period and Moog was sensational as the Bruins finally eliminated the Canadiens in Game Seven.


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about 5 hours ago
Hi KP
Here is the first installment of my latest project. I am establishing the All Time team for each franchise.
Please take a look if you have time.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/212427-cliff-easthams-all-time-orioles-franchise-team
about 11 hours ago
Listen to me when people insult me there going to get the treatment back so if you do insult me you get one coming to you. I could care less what team you like or your favorite pitcher. The only comment so far i like there has been from Josh he reply with respect and polite that's all i ask for. Yet i have not going that from other people.
about 23 hours ago
Adrian Peterson is arguably the best running back in the NFL. Even as an Eagles fan, I love to watch him play.
But the Vikings better be sure not to overwork him in the upcoming years...
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/212124-why-the-vikings-are-in-danger-of-overworking-adrian-peterson
1 day ago
Thanks for the pick, KP!
3 days ago
There are some athletes you're not allowed to criticize.
Michael Jordan. Tiger Woods. Lance Armstrong.
Sandy Koufax is one of those guys.
I've always felt he was overrated. I hear people talk about him as the greatest left-handed pitcher of all-time, and I've never agreed.
I did a little bit of research and this is what I came up with. I would love if you could take a look. I spent more time on this than any article I have ever written in my entire life, and as a result, it is LONG.
I actually had to trim it a little - evidently articles can't be over 5,000 words - but I like what I came up with. You don't have to read it all, but I would love if you would.
Thanks.
Cody Swartz
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/211023-why-sandy-koufax-owes-a-lot-of-his-success-to-dodger-stadium
3 days ago
I've held my silence long enough...time to address the Manny issue.
But it's not the same boring thing everyone has been writing about, I took an in-depth look at how Manny's presence in the lineup effects the key everyday players for the Blue Crew.
I promise, no PED talk or nothing!
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/210482-los-angeles-dodgers-manny-ramirez-to-stir-up-stagnant-dodgers-offense
-PJ
4 days ago
My best article yet:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/209980-willie-mays-award-who-is-baseballs-best-all-around-player
4 days ago
After haunting the Dodger clubhouse and dugout on Tuesday, I have these reports to offer:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/209792-jcs-dodger-dugout-whispers-june-30-torre-tidbits
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/209795-jcs-dodger-line-drives-june-30-stults-shows-up-in-la-clubhouse
5 days ago
www.virtualsportsnetwork.com/forum
Great articles...Your work is great and I wanted to invite you to my sports/sports gaming forum. We have a great forums to discuss sports and everything else. Great place to post articles for more exposure too! I hope you join! Posting your articles on VSN's forum bring a ton of reads. That is how most of my articles get 2,000+ reads. \
6 days ago
Jays/Rays is a vital series -- why the Jays will win!
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/209016-jays-rays-jockey-for-position-in-vital-series
6 days ago
Rays-Jays Preview
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/209015-rays-look-to-carry-momentum-into-canda-texas?just_published=1
6 days ago
Hey,
Chien-Ming Wang collected his 1st win in 379 days. This puts him on pace to reach 300 wins on Oct. 21, 2263. Can it happen? Read why I am not ruling the tall Taiwanese right-hander out quite yet.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/208829-yankees-chien-ming-wang-to-become-300-game-winner-on-nov-21-2263
Thanks in advance!
-Stephen (Heartbeat of the Bronx)
7 days ago
What a day to make my debut in the press box as the Dodgers were abused by Felix Hernandez and the Mariners. The good, bad and ugly are here for you:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/208224-jcs-dodger-line-drives-june-27-seattles-king-felix-reigns-over-la
8 days ago
Hi then, hello again!
Dodgers have returned home after getting abused in the South Side of Chicago. Andre Ethier put on a power display to the detriment of the Seattle Mariners, details can be found here if you are interested:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/207692-jcs-dodger-line-drives-june-26-ethiers-three-blasts-bounce-seattle
8 days ago
Are the 2009-10 Philadelphia Flyers shaping up to follow in the footsteps of the Broad Street Bullies?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/207652-the-2009-10-philadelphia-flyers-shades-of-the-broad-street-bullies
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