Monthly Archives: January 2010
Charting A Course to March: 3 Games to Watch on Saturday
The NFL season is down to its final game and on Monday the calendar will flip to February, which means it’s about time for all of you fair-weather college basketball fans out there to start paying attention so you can sound … Continue reading
Posted in Charting a Course to March, College Hoops
Tagged a.j. ogilvy, austin freeman, chris wright, cole aldrich, demarcus cousins, denis clemente, duke, eric bledsoe, georgetown, greg monroe, jacob pullen, jermaine beal, john wall, jon scheyer, kansas, kansas st., kentucky, kyle singler, marcus morris, nolan smith, sherron collins, vanderbilt, xavier henry
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Well Said, Jim
As a guy whose passion is baseball and occupation is quantitative analysis, you would think that I would be head-over-heels in love with Sabermetrics. Now, I do like it. But, there is just so much complexity for the sheer sake … Continue reading
Tagged jim caple, MLB, sabermetrics
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BSB Question of the Day
Okay, well, is Shane Victorino worth $22 million over 3 years?
BSB Question of the Day
Is Joe Blanton worth $24 million over the next 3 years?
Two Rounds in the Books in Melbourne
Well, the first two round of the 2010 major tennis season have been completed and it is shaping up to be another great season on the men’s tour. Let’s take a look at the goings-on in Melbourne so far with … Continue reading
BSB NFL Playoff Challenge: The Divisional Round Recap & Title Scenarios
Well, three home teams won this weekend, with the only surviving team from the Wild Card Round being…the Jets?!?!? The Chargers loss to the J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets did throw a wrench in the works of the Challenge this year. … Continue reading
BSB NFL Playoff Challenge: Divisional Round Preview
Nine contestents started the BSB NFL Playoff Challenge, but after the Wild Card Weekend’s action, only seven remain with a possibility of winning the whole thing. But, surprisingly, it is not the two with the lowest point totals who have … Continue reading
Meet the Mets
Well the Mets are getting off on the right foot in 2010. I’m sure they’re not worried though. I mean, they do have Jason Bay. Seriously though, nice job by Beltran and the Mets organization to wait three months after … Continue reading
Tagged carlos beltran, giants, mets, MLB, NFL
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Decade in Review: 2000 NFL Season
Now that we have turned the calendar on a new decade (I know, not technically, but in the sports world, the 00’s are over and the 10’s have begun), it’s kind of fun to look back on the last 10 … Continue reading
Enough is Enough
Wow, another incredibly talented Eagles team fails to bring us a title. Maybe it’s time to blow it up. Think about it. HEAD COACH: 11 seasons 1 AP Coach of the Year 109-66-1 in the regular season, but… 1-5 in … Continue reading
Tagged andy reid, donovan mcnabb, eagles, NFL
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