Today we lost one of the most influential men in the history of professional sports. Marvin Miller, the longtime head of the MLBPA, passed away at the age of 95. Miller’s impact on baseball, and professional sports as a whole, is immeasurable.
The Baseball Hall of Fame ballot was mailed out today, and this year’s vote is going to be one of the most interesting in recent memory. That’s because Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens are eligible for the first time. The Steroid Era players are going to complicate the vote and probably lead to a very crowded ballot for years to come.
Teams you Love to Hate By guest blogger Joe Brackets I saw somewhere earlier this week that, in general, casual fans have been more interested in college football this year than usual. Why? The reason is pretty clear. Notre Dame. …
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Super storm Sandy has left buildings and boardwalks ravaged, subways and streets flooded and hundreds of thousands of people throughout the northeast evacuated from their homes due to flood dangers. But once the water has gone down and you are able to return to your homes
Many people suffer from this common nuisance called burning headache every day, in some cases which can even last for days. Burning headache is not a medically recognized term if you were to look around in medical journals and clinical documents, but it\’s pretty much commonly used
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Amazingly, we managed to go a few weeks without any news on the conference realignment front. Some of us were actually stupid enough to think it might be over. Or at least cool down a little. Especially now that there’s going to be a college football playoff. Silly us. Today the Big Ten, who started this mess in the first place, got in on the act, adding Maryland and Rutgers to become the Big 14. And so Round II (or is this III? Maybe IV?) begins.
A new White House petition wants President Obama to nationalize the “Twinkies industry,” saving the popular junk food from possible extinction.
“We the undersigned, hereby request Barack Obama to immediately Nationalize the Twinkie industry and prevent our nation from losing her sweet creamy center,” a petition on the White House “We the People” website requests.
