Monthly Archives: January 2008
Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
Is there any chance whatsoever that the Mets don’t sign Santana and the deal falls through?
Super Bowl Hyped
There’s so much Super Bowl hype that the hype itself is over-hyped, if that makes any sense. It seems like there’s more stories about the “hype” than there is about the game and the players in it. And now here … Continue reading
I Just Don’t Get It…
NOTE: Just when you thought you were getting tired of my gimmicky “recurring themes posts,” I want to add another to the mix. I am not a smart man. In fact, I am quite dumb. There is a wide range of … Continue reading
Mets Get Santana; Become NL East Favorites
It’ s being widely reported tonight that the Twins and Mets have agreed to a trade that would send All-World pitcher Johan Santana to New York in exchange for four prospects: outfielder Carlos Gomez and pitchers Phil Humber, Kevin Mulvey, and … Continue reading
Wes Welker column on The Love of Sports
I wrote a column for a website called The Love of Sports. It’s about Wes Welker and it’s for the site’s “Bandwagon Love” feature. So check it out. www.theloveofsports.com
Phils Add an Everyday Thirdbaseman
What would your reaction be if I told you that the Phillies could add 20 home runs and solid defense at third base? You would probably be pretty happy, right? What if I told you that Phillies signed Giants thirdbaseman Pedro … Continue reading
Enough Already…
There are many things going on the world of sports that I find utterly ridiculous. Here is a brief list of sporting institutions that I think need to calm down and shut up: The National Collegiate Athletic Association. There is talk … Continue reading
Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
With the upcoming Super Bowl between the Giants and the Patriots, I (for obvious reasons) started thinking about the sports teams that I hate the most. So, what teams do you hate the most? In other words, what teams do … Continue reading
Not a Big Deal?
[NOTE: Okay, I am going to try and clean up some old “drafts” that I have been meaning to write for a while now.] For us Phillie fans, this baseball offseason has been a rather uninteresting one for our team. There … Continue reading
Transcending Sport
(DISCLAIMER: This post may cross the line from sports commentary to social commentary. I am surprised it has not happened sooner, but I will let you be the judge.) Martin Luther King Day. To most of America, this day means … Continue reading →