In a previous article I remarked that it had been a quiet couple months on the L.A. sports scene. But this isn't what I wanted. This isn't what anyone wanted...
Those who toss and turn at night, worrying about whether or not USC football coach Pete Carroll is making ends meet can fret no longer. According to recent reports, Carroll is the highest-paid private university employee in the country, raking in about $4
For Shaq and Kobe, Sunday's NBA All-Star Game should have been like a high school reunion. You can almost see the two awkwardly huddled around a punch bowl, hands in their pockets and making minimal eye contact...
Curses aren't real. Never have been, never will be.When Boston Red Sox fans celebrated their 2004 World Series victory, it marked the end of eighty-six years of torture. The "curse" was "broken," after all...
In this time of economic crisis, financial arrogance is often frowned upon. Nobody wants to hear the sob story of the hedge fund guru who can no longer afford daily massages and pampering...
Pats fans push panic buttonIf Bernard Pollard's shot-heard-round-the-world to Tom Brady's left knee is going to lead to "Curse of the Giants front four!" talk throughout the New England area, then let's just shut up about it now and move on...
Charles Barkley is making a strong case for being the most entertaining athlete of all time. He's given the sports world on-the-court, off-the-court antics, mixed with an electric chemistry ...
Post-college life is anticlimactic, that's for sure. How cruel is it that college life is comprised of complete freedom, total relaxation, and just as much—or as little—responsibility ...
I can't believe it. I've never seen a shellacking like that in a clincher. I've never seen a more non-threatening Lakers team. I thoroughly enjoyed nearly every Celtic rising to the occasion and taking what is theirs...
Boston Globe columnist Eric Wilbur wrote a recent blog piece tossing around the idea of controversial slugger Barry Bonds shippin' up to Boston...
Each week Sports Illustrated features its "Sign of the Apocalypse", which typically involves some type of outlandish happening in the realm of sports—a bizarre superstition or incredible feat, for instance...
Thought Charlie Weis's comments regarding "thugs and hoodlums" was controversial?Bad move waking a sleeping giant like the maze and blue with his "To hell with Michigan!" ...
With March around the corner, bubbles will soon burst and brackets will take shape. The ESPN/USA Today rankings are slightly disheveled heading into the Big Dance...
When John Rocker made disparaging remarks about New Yorkers that included homophobic and blatantly racist language, he was wrong.When the former Atlanta Braves closer referred to then-teammate Randall Simon as a "fat monkey," he was dead wrong..
Just when the public thought Spygate was put to rest, the media dug up the corpse and dished out thirty lashes. Coincidentally—or perhaps intentionally—the agonizing tale caught a second wind on the doorstep of Super Bowl XLII...
Jay Mohr, comedian and foxsports.com columnist, wrote a perplexing piece concerning Super Bowl XLII.The gist was that the game "stinks" unless your team is included in the action...
The Pats and G-Men prevail and prepare for Super Bowl XLII. With two weeks until the big game, let's review some random AFC/NFC Championship postgame thoughts and Super Bowl matchups.AFC Championship—San Diego vs...
And then there were four...GiantsThis team has to falter eventually, right? Right?How many more upsets do these guys have in the tank? If you had told me the Giants would upset the Bucs in Tampa ...
I used shake my finger at steroid abusers and accuse them of corrupting American sports.After all, that's what the model fan does these days...
Every so often, some loon tries to pawn off the 80s as a revolutionary decade.Wait, so the tie-dye shirts, constant Corey Feldman cameos, and Journey jingles were somehow cool?No. They were horribly lame...
Each college basketball season brings a fresh batch of young talent.The 2007-2008 season is once again the Year of the Freshmen, with Derrick Rose, Eric Gordon, Kevin Love, and Michael Beasley headlining the bunch...
True greatness hinges on an athlete's reaction to adversity. Standing toe-to-toe with a roadblock means going through, not around.2007 had its share of poignant moments. They all made us feel something—a jovial state, or a sense of disbelief...
The Detroit Tigers were already legitimate contenders—but the rich get richer.The recent acquisitions of Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis from the Florida Marlins put the Tigers in "powerhouse" territory...
The NFL features its share of "game-changers"—guys who opposing offensive and defensive coordinators have to plan around. Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed is one example...
Some thoughts in the wake of New England's runaway win... Anthony "Guaranteed" SmithPicture this: It's the year 2011. Al Michaels and John Madden (assuming he's still semi-coherent) are introducing the starting lineups for the Sunday night game...
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