Category: National Sports
Big game, big cliches
So, there's a super-sized football game being played on Sunday that will fill airtime between some very expensive commercials. There will several people 'up in arms' over every touchdown and field goal you see (They're called referees and judges). And you're likely to hear many lame sports cliches as the game goes on. more »
Not who I expected
If you ever want to put money on a sports bet, just ask me who I think will win and then wager the opposite way. I'm a great contrarian indicator. Take for instance the NFL playoffs. more »
The McGwire asterisk*
"I'm shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here!" You know that ironic line from the movie Casablanca, where Captain Renault feigns outrage while seconds later pocketing his gambling winnings. I had that same thought yesterday -- I'm shocked, shocked to hear that Mark McGwire used steroids. more »
Most entertaining game of the weekend
So a few days ago I wrote the following about the Packers/Cardinals NFL wild card playoff game: "Don't care either way. ZZZZzzzzzz...." Wow, was I wrong! more »
Deja vu times three in NFL playoffs
Does it strike you as unique/odd/downright weird that the first round of the NFL playoffs will look similar to the final week of the regular season? more »
Tiger under the tree?
Gee, I can't imagine why these Tiger Woods action figures aren't flying off the shelves at Toys "R" Us, but there sure were a lot of them. more »
We ALL Need Notre Dame to Win
Posted by Stephen Donnarummo, WTNH.com on December 1st, 2009 at 04:17:30 pm, 2918 viewsIt's been a forgone conclusion for weeks, but this week it became official that Charlie Weiss was fired as head football coach at Notre Dame. Many say it was the loss to UConn that was the final straw. Either way, there will be a new era at Notre Dame… more »
A Mets eye view of the Yankees
We've been giving a lot of good-natured grief to baseball fan Chris Velardi over the past few days. As a long time New York Mets fan, it galls him to see those New York Yankees win yet another World Series. more »