Posts Tagged ‘MLB’

Jul 7
2008

All-Stars of Life

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,405 views | Reading Time 4:37

As you know from some of my previous articles, I’m a sports fan. Well, sometimes I would classify myself as a sports nut as I’m sure my wife would concur. Next Tuesday, July 15th, is the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. If you are not familiar with how players are chosen for the game, it […]

Jun 17
2008

Anti-Fan

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,693 views | Reading Time 5:29

If you read yesterday’s article, I talked about superstition and how it fits into sports and also our everyday lives. I mentioned how stupidstition, as I like to call it, is usually just a metaphor for failure. There are other times where superstition and the stupid practice of it are the results from something other […]

Jun 16
2008

Stupidstition

by in Everyday Nonsense | 1,821 views | Reading Time 4:47

Now that you are all adequately caught up on my affinity for sports, I’ve decided to give you some more reading entertainment regarding sporting activities. As you can see from today’s title, it’s stupid superstition. Superstition in sports, no way right! Even the least informed sports watcher or aficionado knows all about the superstitions when […]

May 23
2008

Insane Owners

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,915 views | Reading Time 5:07

I’m not sure how closely you pay attention to sports and the salaries that players make, but there was a news story this week that tweaked my internal eye. The first quarterback taken in this year’s NFL (professional football league) draft just signed his first professional contract. You may want to prepare yourself here for […]

Apr 23
2008

Vindicated Review

by in Book Reviews | 4,013 views | Reading Time 3:20

Let’s go for a book review today. I just purchased the latest Jose Canseco book titled “Vindicated” and have been reading through it. It’s a follow up book to his first book, “Juiced: Wild Times, Rampant ‘Roids, Smash Hits, and How Baseball Got Big.” His first book was published in 2005, before the congressional Mitchell […]