Monthly Archives: November 2009
Charting a Course to March: College Basketball Notes
Throughout the college basketball season, I’ll give my observations on random teams and players, assessing where they are at that point of the season, and looking ahead to where they could be in March. We’ll give it the highly creative … Continue reading
Relatively Encouraging Start for the Owls
I know the baseball season just ended, but it’s college hoops already (I guess World Series trips don’t give us nearly as much of a “break,” huh?). Everything is different under Dunphy than it was under Chaney. Under Chaney, the … Continue reading
Tell Me I’m Crazy: Trading Werth Might Make Sense
OK, I’m borrowing Bry’s “Tell Me I’m Crazy” column here because I definitely think I might be crazy for proposing that the Phillies should trade Jayson Werth this off-season. Before I make my case, let me acknowledge the multitude of … Continue reading
The First Annual BSB MLB Postseason Awards
We here at BSB love and respect our readers. In fact, most of our readers are much smarter than we are. So, instead of just posting who Doogan and I think should be the AL MVP, we decided to reach … Continue reading
Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
If you were Ruben Amaro, would you trade Cole Hamels for Roy Halladay?
Live Blog: World Series, Game 6
5:49 PM: OK, just over two hours until game time. Check out Bry’s post below for a preview of the next two games (that’s right, I said two games). This will be a more sporadic version of the live blog, … Continue reading
Counting Outs & Measuring Blood Pressures
Well, here we go again. After one much-needed day off (for the fans), we are right back to the heart attacks that are involved in being a fan of either of these World Series teams tonight with Game Six. Andy … Continue reading
Two Tough Ones Left to Go
A big Game 5 win is behind the Phillies and they now have today to catch their breaths and prepare for what is still an uphill climb to another title. From the very start of this postseason, there have been … Continue reading