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Close, But Not Quite: Why Curt Schilling Will Just Miss The Hall Of Fame
In 2004, the curse was broken. The Red Sox could finally forget Bill Buckner, Aaron Boone, and Bucky Dent. It was going to take something heroic for the Red Sox to break the curse. The hero appeared in the form of Curt Schilling...
Written by Michael McMaster about 5 months ago 2 comments -
Subway Series: A Test for the New York Yankees' Rotation
After a 10-0 win against the Pirates on Wednesday, in which Joba Chamberlain lasted six-and-two-thirds, allowing no runs and striking out seven, the Yanks look to finish their first series in Pittsburgh since the 1960 World Series...
Written by Michael McMaster about 5 months ago 0 comments -
Terry Bradshaw's Steroid Admission Causes Unfounded Controversy
Terry Bradshaw isn’t very good with predictions. Last year, he picked against the New York Giants in each and every one of their playoff victories. But people don’t watch Bradshaw because they think he is some kind of football guru...
Written by Michael McMaster about 5 months ago 0 comments -
Johan Santana, Mets Play the Blame Game in New York
Top of the second inning. Bases loaded. Two outs. The American League pitcher, Felix Hernandez, steps into the batter's box. Mets fans across the country got off of their couches to grab a snack from the fridge or use the bathroom...
Written by Michael McMaster about 5 months ago 1 comments -
Red Sox Jersey Unearthed in Yankee Stadium
On Saturday, New York Yankees President Randy Levine was forced to face the media. When he approached the microphone with a cold demeanor, the stern look on his face illustrated the seriousness of the situation...
Written by Michael McMaster about 7 months ago 3 comments -
Andy Pettitte and HGH, the Humanizing Hormone
The first time I held a baseball is one of my earliest memories.My dad took me outside into the driveway and stood several feet away from me. He rolled me the ball and watched closely as I deliberated which hand to throw it back with...
Written by Michael McMaster about 10 months ago 10 comments -
AFC Championship Game: How to Beat the Patriots
The offense really wasn’t the problem for the Jacksonville Jaguars this weekend. Running the ball looked easy, and when their 240-pound quarterback needed to make plays, he used his surprising ...
Written by Michael McMaster about 10 months ago 4 comments
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