Edgar Antonio's Bio
Edgar Antonio Nunez is a communications, marketing and graphic design professional currently doing his thing in the neon glow of Las Vegas.
He was born in the Boogie Down Bronx, New York, so consequently, he was destined to bleed pinstripes and bleed big blue. He made a detour at New York's "sixth borough," Miami, for five years before heading west.
His main sports interests include pro football, pro baseball, college football and sports commentary.
His athletic glory culminated in being inserted during garbage time of a Catholic school junior varsity basketball game and promptly fouling out.
Edgar Antonio's Recent Articles
Edgar Antonio Writes About
- Football (30),
- NFL (26),
- New York (22),
- New York Giants (13),
- Rankings/List (12),
- Opinion (12),
- NFC East (9),
- MLB (8)
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The Short List What Edgar Antonio thinks about sport's most pressing questions
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Favorite Sports Teams
The Evil Empire (26 World Series championships, 39 American League pennants), Big Blue Wrecking Crew (four NFL championships, three Super Bowl championships, 10 NFC championships, 14 division championships), University of Miami Hurricanes (five national football titles, nine conference football titles, four national baseball championships). Oh, and teams that generally wear uniforms with nice, complimentary colors (no pink).
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Ruth or Mays?
My favorite baseball reference in a film is Robert DeNiro as Al Capone in The Untouchables: “Life goes on. A man becomes preeminent, he’s expected to have enthusiasms. Enthusiasms... Enthusiasms… What are mine? What draws my admiration? What is that which gives me joy? Baseball! A man. A man stands alone at the plate. This is the time for what? For individual achievement. There he stands alone. But, in the field, what? Part of a team! Looks, throws, catches, hustles—part of one big team. Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, and so on. If the team don’t field, what is he? You follow me? No one! Sunny day, stands are full of fans, what has he got to say? I’m going out there for myself. But, I get nowhere unless the team wins.” […and then, WHAP!]
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Tiger or Nicklaus?
To paraphrase George Carlin—Then, finally, we come to golf. Ever watch golf on TV? It’s like watching flies f–k. I get more excited picking out socks. Golf could be fun if you could play alone but it’s these genetic defectives that you have to hang around with that make it such a boring pastime. Think of the brain that it takes to play golf. Hitting a ball with a crooked stick, then walking after it. And then, hitting it again. I say pick it up ass—e. You’re lucky you found it. Put it in your pocket and go the f–k home, will ya.





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3 months ago
I don't usually link my articles, but I feel this one is important. It's about the blatant favoritism surrounding David Ortiz. Please take a look if you're interested.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/233280-why-does-everyone-love-david-ortiz
3 months ago
how are you doing? I ve just finished a mad slideshow(San Fran).Hope you can take a look, i ll be thankful for a comment
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/226091-the-fastest-way-to-be-number-one-on-br-humor
Thanks in advance
Mohamed
7 months ago
The home run record is quite possibly the most sacred record in all of sports. Thirty-five years ago today, Hank Aaron overtook Babe Ruth for sole possession of the home run record, doing so without the aid of any performance-enhancing drugs.
Since that day, the record has been broken by Barry Bonds, in what has been a controversial process for the game of baseball. I thought I would pay a tribute to Aaron, one of the greatest baseball players who ever lived, and as classy of a man as they get.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/152761-a-tribute-to-hammerin-hank-revisiting-the-home-run-record-years-later
7 months ago
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/144401-conflict-of-interest-plaxico-burress
The issue that just has me scratching my head...
8 months ago
Meet the Freak:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/131229-nfl-draft-2009-player-profile-brian-orakpo-the-freak-known-as-rak
9 months ago
Hey Edgar,
Could you help me with some fantasy baseball?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/122884-help-me-pick-my-keepers
10 months ago
I appreciate that. I really do.
I wish you'd still be writing. Your Sabathia/Santana article and the Giants O-Line articles were fantastic.
10 months ago
thoughts on the Giants latest flaw...
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/110140-the-new-york-giants-home-field-advantage-is-gone-with-the-wind
10 months ago
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/108700-is-a-11-the-future-of-the-national-football-league
If this becomes a hit, it will change the game of football forever. The Youtube videos for this are pretty cool!
10 months ago
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/97715-philadelphia-eagles-you-saved-my-christmas
One week ago, I wrote that they ruined my Christmas.
Today, I got the only Christmas present I wanted....Santa just waited 3 days.
10 months ago
With one final weekend of football, there are so many teams that have the potential to make the NFL Playoffs. I decided to think of the top ten possible matchups that fans would enjoy most for this years Super Bowl. If you have time, I would love to know what you think about it! Thanks!
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/96954-super-bowl-xliii-ten-possible-matchups-that-nfl-fans-would-love-to-see
Dan
10 months ago
Hey Edgar,
I've finally written an article I feel is worthy of self-promotion. Hopefully I'm not the only one who thinks so. Give it a read?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/96685-dont-blame-the-yankees-for-signing-teixeira
Thanks,
Jersey
10 months ago
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/96368-nfl-legends-sammy-baugh/poll_results#poll
What do you think of NFL Legends and Sammy Baugh?
10 months ago
Edgar,
If you have time, please read my article on the excellence of Mike Holmgren. Thanks!
10 months ago
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/93936-the-20-most-unbreakable-records-in-professional-sports-history
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