Carmelo Anthony has been making some headlines as of late. First of all, he is one of the NBA’s biggest stars – who happens to play for one of the sorriest disappointments in my New York Knicks. Second, he is… Read More ›
Opinion
My Knicks Should Have Freed Carmelo by the Trade Deadline
I sometimes wonder if my New York Knicks are coming or going. After winning 54 regular season games last season the Knicks are 21-39. Sure the Knicks played short-handed with their assortment of injuries. Tyson Chandler as been in and… Read More ›
Times Are Good for the ACC
Life has been treating John Swofford well these days. The commissioner of the Atlantic Coast Conference (the conference of my youth) has celebrated the crowning of a college football national champion (Florida State), a Heisman Trophy winner (Jameis Winston), and… Read More ›
49ers Playing with Fire in Handling Harbaugh
When I first heard that the Cleveland Browns made a play for San Francisco 49ers’ head coach Jim Harbaugh, I thought to myself that there was no way in hell that would EVER happen. That was until how close Harbaugh… Read More ›
Not Feeling the Granger Trade from the Pacers
When I first heard the news that the Indiana Pacers traded Danny Granger to the tanking Philadelphia 76ers for Evan Turner and some other scrub, I liked the trade for the Pacers. After all, they were getting a young up-and-comer… Read More ›
Stern Did Far More Good Than Harm for the NBA
David Stern ended his stewardship of commissioner of the NBA January 31st. The date was significance because he became commissioner of the league on February 1, 1984 – that’s right, he ruled the NBA with an iron fist for exactly… Read More ›
Jeter Is Not the Greatest Yankee, but Its Biggest Icon
Derek Jeter announced that the upcoming 2014 season will be his last. That saddens me as a Yankee fan. Jeter will be remembered for a lot of things. First of all, he was known for treating people around him well. … Read More ›
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