Monthly Archives: June 2009
Wait, What Year is This, Again?
Juan-Carlos Ferrero? Tommy Haas? Lleyton Hewitt? Andy Roddick? Roger Federer? Ivo Karlovic? This sounds like a run-down of 1995’s Future Stars of Tennis. Or the quarterfinals of a major in, say 2003. But, 2009??? No chance. Well, that is the case, as … Continue reading
4 NBA Draft Sleeper Picks
I’ll be the first to admit that I am no NBA draft guru. First of all, my first-hand knowledge of players is basically limited to guys that have played big-time college basketball. Also, I’ve been notoriously inaccurate in projecting which … Continue reading
Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
Ty Lawson or Eric Maynor?
Tell Me I’m Crazy
Blake Griffin will not participate in more NBA All-Star Games than Tyler Hansbrough Tell me I’m crazy. I know, it sounds ridiculous, but let us think about it for a little bit before you knee-jerk react and call me nuts. I am not … Continue reading
Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
Would two out of three against the Blue Jays this week be enough to avenge the 1993 World Series or do they need to sweep them?
Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
Would Erik Bedard be an upgrade from Brett Myers?
Phils Show Why They’re Better
We here at BSB have always believed that there is a fine line between courage and stupidity, between guts and foolishness. The Phillies toed that line a couple of times tonight in Queens and, after they came out on top, the game … Continue reading
Phils Take Dugan with First Pick
Ah, I’ve been waiting my whole life to hear those words! This is awesome. Welcome to the Phils, Doogs.
Lidge Hits the DL
As the Phils get ready for a big series with the Mets, they did make a move on Brad Lidge, placing him on the 15-day DL with a sprained knee. It’s become fashionable for teams to “create” an injury when … Continue reading
Let’s See What You Can Do, Rook
Now, we all know that I can be a bit reactionary (I would argue that baseball fans have to be because of the length of the season), so I am not going to pretend that I am not being so … Continue reading