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Charlie Weis Injury: Are People Really Laughing About This?
Let me begin by saying that I find nothing funny about petty slapstick humor. Sure, I thought that the movie Home Alone was great, but that was back when I was a child who had never set foot in a hospital...
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 27 days ago 17 comments -
Alicia Sacramone: The Gymnast of My Dreams
Bleacher Report founder Bryan Goldberg waxes romantic about his biggest crush of the Beijing games.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about about 1 month ago 114 comments -
San Jose Sharks: Transcript of Ron Wilson's Speech!
Bryan Goldberg snuck into the locker room during the second period break and has a transcript of Ron Wilson's miracle speech.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 5 months ago 9 comments -
The Single Worst Hockey Game In San Jose Sharks History
Congratulations, everyone!It doesn't matter how old you are, or how long you have followed the San Jose Sharks. Whether you had season tickets at the Cow Palace or only jumped on the bandwagon after their 20-game streak, one thing remains the same...
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 5 months ago 3 comments -
The San Jose Sharks Have Never Looked Better
Bryan Goldberg reports that in the wake of Tuesday's gritty comeback against the Flames, the San Jose Sharks have proven that this team is nothing like the previous three.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 5 months ago 2 comments -
Olympic Torch Protesters in San Francisco Are Deplorable
Bryan sounds off on the Olympic Torch protesters outside of the Bleacher Report office in San Francisco.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 6 months ago 34 comments -
April Fools! (You Gullible Readers...)
The American Idol coverage's journey ends tonight!
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 6 months ago 24 comments -
NHL Hart Trophy Decision: Look East, Young Man
This year's Hart Trophy contest will come down to three men from Russia, all of whom epitomize the virtues of a great team leader says Bryan Goldberg.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 6 months ago 0 comments -
Bleacher Report and the Beautiful Game: What's In a Name? (UPDATED)
The time has come to officially replace the EPL section with a broader one that encompasses other leagues. All writers and readers are encouraged to offer their opinion.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 6 months ago 31 comments -
Dear Mainstream Media...Please Stop Patronizing Tony Dungy
There's a fine line between praising a successful person and flat-out patronizing him. Bryan Goldberg says that's where the national media is with Tony Dungy.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 8 months ago 7 comments -
BCS Playoffs? I'm Just Hoping for a Pac-10 Championship...
Bryan Goldberg explains how this "BCS Overhaul" is completely impossible so long as the Pac-10 season numbers only twelve games.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 9 months ago 10 comments -
Mike Nolan's Demotion: The Worst of Both Worlds
In demoting Mike Nolan, the 49ers have made an impossibly dumb move that harnesses the coach's weaknesses and downplays his strength.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 9 months ago 1 comments -
Heisman Finalists: Get Chase Daniel Off the Ballot
Chase Daniel had a great year but Bryan Goldberg says the Missouri QB is no Heisman candidate.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 10 months ago 27 comments -
College Football Year End Awards: Jayhawks, Tebow, Wildcats Earn Top Honors
It's not just about the Heisman Bryan Goldberg hands out some other major awards as the college football season comes to a close.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 10 months ago 3 comments -
Collusion Against A-Rod? More Like Common Sense!
The Major League Baseball owners are colluding against Alex Rodriguez only not quite the way Scott Boras would have you think. Bryan Goldberg says we're witnessing a Collusion of Common Sense.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 11 months ago 7 comments -
Tarnished Patriots? Nope, Don Shula Is On Crack
Don Shula has gone on record challenging the legitimacy of the Patriots' 2007 season and Bryan Goldberg says football fans everywhere are worse for it.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about 11 months ago 21 comments -
1980 US Hockey
Bryan Goldberg reflects upon perhaps the greatest upset in sports history the U.S. National Hockey Team's victory over the U.S.S.R. in the 1980 Winter Olympics, better known as the "Miracle on Ice."
Written by Bryan Goldberg about about 1 year ago 1 comments -
Beyond Andy Roddick: What the French Open Says About the Americans
Some people say that sports and politics don't mix. But when you're talking about Americans playing tennis in France, how can you not discuss the international atmosphere?
Written by Bryan Goldberg about about 1 year ago 13 comments -
Why You Should Watch the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs
It's that time of year: The fridge is full of Molson, the new plasma TV's been installed by the good folk from Future Shop, and our wives have stopped complaining when we wear those jerseys at the dinner table.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about about 1 year ago 25 comments -
What Nate Clements' 49ers Contract Proves About the NFL
Has the football world gone nuts? Anyone opening up the sports page or logging on to his favorite sports news site would have trouble denying that NFL free agent spending is out of hand.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about about 1 year ago 30 comments -
World Cup Predictions
Bryan Goldberg predicts the final results of the World Cup....
Written by Bryan Goldberg about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
Almost Heroes
Kaiserslautern is the smallest city to host a World Cup soccer match. In fact, it's not even big enough to call a city. Kaiserslautern is a town. As for the venue Fritz Walter Stadium it stands as a sharp comparison to the grand, state-of-the-art coliseum
Written by Bryan Goldberg about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
We Are the Champions?
Germany just won an easy, albeit dramatic, game against a weak Polish team. But you wouldn`t know that based upon the reaction in the streets.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
What Can You Do?
They beat us. They beat us bad. Not only that, but they embarassed our team, our nation, and they have positioned US soccer to take a huge beating in terms of its progress as an institution in this country.
Written by Bryan Goldberg about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
Some Love for Cuban
It's unlikely that my children will ever ask me who Mark Cuban was, which truly is a shame. Because if they ever were to inquire, I could shoot them back this carefully rehearsed answer:
Written by Bryan Goldberg about over 2 years ago 6 comments
