Archive for the ‘Vigilante Sports’ Category

Carlos Zambrano tosses first Cubs no hitter since 1972

Sunday, September 14th, 2008

Not a bad way to come back into the rotation. It took Big Z 110 pitches (73 of them strikes) to mow down the streaking Astros. Coming into the game today the Astros had won 14 of their last 15. The game was transferred from Houston to Milwaukee due to Hurricane Ike. Apparently the change [...]

SEC – Week 2 Roundup

Friday, September 12th, 2008

Here is a recap of the action in Week 2. East Florida beats Miami 26-3. This is not an ACC post, but props to the Hurricanes, it was closer than the score suggests and they will be a powerhouse again soon. Florida is off this week. Georgia cruises to a victory over Central Michigan. The [...]

Tasteless Tom Brady tshirt?

Thursday, September 11th, 2008

In the wake of Tom Brady’s season ending knee surgery, anti-Tom Brady sentiment is at an all time high. George Lampman has created a tshirt for the “Bernard Pollard Fan Club”. Pollard is the Chiefs safety whose hit injured Brady’s knee. Some people are outraged by the thoughtless attempt to cash in on Brady’s injury, [...]

ESPN Fantasy Football iPhone-enabled site

Thursday, September 4th, 2008

ESPN, welcome to the mobile era. I logged into my fantasy football teams today to find a link to get updates on my mobile device (inn my case an iPhone). I have guarded excitement since I complained that there was no such thing (at least that was easily findable) for fantasy baseball. To get started, [...]

2008 NFL Season predictions

Thursday, September 4th, 2008

AFC North Cleveland Browns – The pieces are in place for them to make a run. Their defense will need to step up to make them contenders for the Super Bowl. South Indianapolis Colts – The Colts are loaded on offense and defense. Marvin Harrison is entering the twilight of his career, but Reggie Wayne [...]

Is Michael Phelps the greatest athlete of all time?

Sunday, August 17th, 2008

A lot of people have been talking about Michael Phelps lately, and with good reason. Saturday he became the first athlete to win eight gold medals at an Olympic games. Obviously that is an amazing feat, but the talk of him as the greatest athlete ever should really stop. Before yesterday, was Mark Spitz thought [...]

Bears sign RB Kevin Jones

Wednesday, July 16th, 2008

The Bears took a step towards being a real football team Tuesday by signing running back Kevin Jones. Jones is coming off a torn ligament in his knee, but he has NFL experience (something that previously likely starter rookie Matt Forte doesn’t have). Whether Jones starts, or shares time with Forte it’s a move that [...]

Bye Bye Richie Sexson

Monday, July 14th, 2008

You were my favorite. But you had to go. You were stinking up the joint and pulling down an All Star’s paycheck. I still have a place in my heart for you Richie… but I think it’s better. It’s not me… it’s you.

Torres powers Spain to Euro 2008 Championship

Monday, June 30th, 2008

Fernando Torres knocked home the 1 goal that was needed to win Spain’s first major Championship since 1964, when it won the European Championship on it’s own soil. Since I have been in the Czech Republic this whole tournament, I’ve been able to watch most of the games on a huge screen in a public [...]

White Sox sweep Cubs at U.S. Cellular

Monday, June 30th, 2008

So what? Yeah, it’s a big deal. And obviously no team wants to get swept, but just a week ago, the Cubs swept the Sox at Wrigley. I may be biased (maybe?) but Cubs fans were excited about it, but I didn’t see the across the board outcry of Cubs fans that “Sox suck!” I [...]