What am I referring to? Spring? No. NCAA Final Four? No.
FANTASY BASEBALL SEASON!!
To help celebrate it, some young film makers have created a fun web series called Fantasy Life. It's well written, has some great original music and above all, captures the insanity many of those fantasy baseball nuts exhibit! (Myself included)
The first three episodes are online on their webpage. You can watch Episode One right here!
Fantasy Life : Episode 1 from FantasyLifeShow on Vimeo.
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Thursday, October 11, 2007
ESPN Does Another Series
“Varsity Inc. hits at the core of what ECD endeavors will be going forward: it’s a compelling, impassioned story that goes beyond just sports, and offers high quality, multi-purpose content for a variety of our businesses,” said Keith Clinkscales, ESPN senior vice president, content development and enterprises.
Sciavicco, creator and executive producer for the series, added, “Football is an undeniable presence in our culture; Varsity Inc. depicts what it’s like to play the game at a consistently high level. This series will give viewers an in-depth look at the stress, the drama and the dedication these coaches and kids experience. It’s amazing to see how far they will push themselves to achieve success both on and off the field.”
West Monroe Rebels
Currently filming, the series will capture the frenzy and the fervor surrounding the West Monroe Rebels as well as the personal struggles and triumphs of the players and coaches themselves. The team is one of the most successful in Division 1-5A having won six state championships and two national crowns since 1993. Called “West Monroe Mania,” on Friday nights in the fall, the stores close down early and everyone’s either tailgating or talking strategy as game time grows near. On average, some 13,757 fans fill the Rebels’ home stadium each game, several hundreds more than the town population of West Monroe.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Track the Madden-Mobile and Win!
NBC's regular season schedule begins next Thursday night, Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. ET, with "NFL Opening Kickoff 2007" as the Indianapolis Colts host the New Orleans Saints followed by the Dallas Cowboys hosting the New York Giants next Sunday, Sept. 9, in the season debut of “Sunday Night Football.” Coverage begins with the "Football Night in America" studio show at 7 p.m. ET. Following the game in Indianapolis, NBC Sports legendary commentator will leave the RCA Dome in Indianapolis in his Madden Cruiser and drive through the night to Dallas. The big question is: how long will it take him to get there? All you have to do is figure out how much time it takes John and the Madden Cruiser to reach Dallas city limits and you can win a VIP “Sunday Night Football” experience. One winner, who predicts the closest to correct time, will receive two (2) tickets to a “Sunday Night Football”, round-trip airfare, lodging and a special behind-the scene tour of “Sunday Night Football” including a tour of the Madden Cruiser. Go to NBCSports.com and enter your guess.
The Madden Cruiser is outfitted with GE's dual-satellite tracking system, VeriWise ™ , so users can monitor the highway progress of the Madden journey.
For complete rules and regulations on the Madden Tracker Sweepstakes go to: NBCSports.com.
Friday, August 3, 2007
X-Games Jake Brown's Crash and Walk Away!
[Submitted by: Andy B]The X-Games. Day 1 Recap.
So here I am, your devoted UFC follower, and I'm sitting down last night watching the X-Games as I do every year. With so many great moments in the past, like Shawn White colliding with another skateboarder during a dual run. Or Travis Pastrana landing the first 360 in competition on a motorcycle. Or who doesn't remember when Tony Hawk kept trying and trying and trying to land a 900 in skate vert best trick and FINALLY did it...what an emotional ride that was. And even last year, when Travis Pastrana landed a double backflip on his motorcycle. This year's X-Games are no different, and it's only been one day of it. But I already almost saw a man die.
That's right. I literally thought I saw a man die last night. First let's talk about this: When you think about someone jumping out of a 5 story building, do you really think that person has a chance of surviving? Even if he does have knee pads, elbow pads, and a helmet on? Let's say that same person lands almost directly on his tailbone? Think he may even be paralyzed? Yeah, me too. But that's exactly what a lot of people saw last night, and especially online today that Australian born Jake Brown land the first ever 720 across a 75 foot gap (720=two full rotations) on his skateboard, and then get a little squirrelly going up the quarter pipe on the other side and immediately fall at the bottom of the ramp.
I'll let you know that these skateboards know how to fall correctly. They learn that at the very beginning, and there are lots of falls in this big air competition. But I've never, EVER seen anything like this:
WATCH THE VIDEO CLIP HERE
Make sure you watch it till the very end, because you can see just how high he really was. The quarter pipe is about 25 to 30 feet high, then the skateboarders go another 15 to 20 feet up to do a trick. So he essentially fell around 40-50 feet. Everyone is talking about this. Everyone around the sports world is amazed...because he GOT UP AND WALKED IT OFF! The best part of that video is that while everyone is in shock and worried about the dude, Tony Hawk still goes "I can't believe he landed the 720." I thought that was kind of dickish, until I saw what Jake Brown was saying to the medics. "Did I land the 720?"
I remember in college twisting my knee and almost tearing my ACL playing intramural softball, and I had to be carried off the field. I'm big wussy baby compared to this dude.
Oh, and I guess he had ZERO broken bones with all this. It's beyond comprehension.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Hall Call
Cal Ripken Jr. and Tony Gwynn took their place in baseball's shrine Sunday, saluted as much for their Hall of Fame careers as their character off the field.I was a huge fan of both of these players. They exemplified the game of baseball and they are deservedly now enshrined with the rest of the greats!
Congrats to Cal and Tony!
Thursday, July 12, 2007
ESPY Awards Taped Last Night
STOP!STOP!
If you're really waiting until Sunday to watch the telecast of the awards on ESPN at 9pm EST, then don't read anymore of this post!!
You've Been Warned!
According to ESPN: "LaDainian Tomlinson won four trophies at the ESPY Awards on Wednesday night, including male athlete of the year for his record-setting season with the San Diego Chargers. Tomlinson defeated LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, Wimbledon champion Roger Federer and Tiger Woods for athlete of the year."
Click HERE for the full story.
CBS Goes For The Yellow Jersey
CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR's exclusive network coverage of the 2007 TOUR DE FRANCE begins the first of its three hour-long specials on Sunday, July 15 (2:00-3:00 PM, ET). The second installment of special race coverage continues on Sunday, July 22 (1:00-2:00 PM, ET) and concludes with the final stage on Sunday, July 29 (1:00-2:00 PM, ET) on the CBS Television Network.
For the 94th year, the TOUR DE FRANCE brings the finest cycling athletes from around the globe to one place for one race in what some consider the world's greatest annual sporting event. This year, the race commenced in London and will proceed through 20 grueling stages, covering a total distance of 3,570 kilometers.
Graig Hummer joins CBS Sports' TOUR DE FRANCE announce team along with "the voice of cycling" analyst Phil Liggett, who is working his 35th consecutive year on Tour television coverage, and industry veteran and former pro rider of seven Tours, Paul Sherwen, in calling the action.
CBS Sports once again partners with Versus to broadcast the 2007 TOUR DE FRANCE. Vic Frank serves as producer of CBS Sports' coverage. Production support will be provided by Versus.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Dan Patrick is Going, Going, GONE!
A story on Yahoo today had the following:
"Dan Patrick, one half of the duo that helped bring "SportsCenter" to its snarky fame in the 1990s, will leave ESPN next month.
Patrick announced his departure on his ESPN Radio show Monday from San Francisco, where he was covering the lead-up to Tuesday night's Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Patrick's last radio show will air August 17. It wasn't immediately clear when his last appearance on TV will be."
Good Luck Dan!
Friday, June 15, 2007
Congrats to the Spurs!
I'm told a professional basketball league still plays in this country! I checked out ESPN and the rumors are true.
In fact, their finals just ended last night. And the victors are the San Antonia Spurs. In fact, it's their fourth championship in nine years! That's impressive!
In seriousness, congrats to Tim Duncan and company in San Antonio!
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Long Time Listener, First Time Caller...
WFAN sports talk radio is a staple in the Tri-State area and this year they celebrate their 20th anniversary!They said it shouldn’t be done and was one of the craziest ideas ever tried on radio, but the critics were proven wrong soon after the launch of the nation’s first all-sports radio station, WFAN-AM in New York. With Suzyn Waldman’s historic welcome at 3:00PM on July 1, 1987, New Yorkers became witness to a major milestone in the radio industry – one that has gone on to spur hundreds of imitators across the country. But none can match the influence and prominence of The FAN, the most-listened to station of its kind bringing in an average 1.2 million listeners a week.
Twenty years later, the station marks its two decade long run at the top with a “WFAN REUNION WEEKEND” featuring a return to the air of former hosts and anchors, Howie Rose, Ian Eagle, Jim Lampley, Russ Salzberg, Bill Mazer and Spencer Ross, among others, on Saturday, June 30 and Sunday, July 1.
The station is also hosting an interactive poll on their website, www.wfan.com, where listeners can vote for their top sports moment from among more than 100 on the in-depth list, or submit their own. Audio clips of many of the events are archived on the site for play, download or podcast and are also being featured on the air. On Friday, June 28, Mike Francesca and Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo, the station’s longest running on-air team, will devote their show (1:00-6:30PM, ET) to revealing the results. First paired together in 1989 as host of afternoon drive, the duo will also welcome guests related to those Top 20 moments throughout the show.
Additionally, listeners can interact up-close and personally with Steve Somers and Joe Benigno, current WFAN hosts who had manned the overnight shift at the station for 18 of WFAN’s 20 year history, at a live remote broadcast on the evening of Saturday, June 30 (9:00PM-2:00AM).
Broadcasting from the legendary Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, N.Y., WFAN is the place where passionate and opinionated listeners tune to for the latest news and discussions on hirings, firings, signings, retirements, wins and losses. The FAN is currently the flagship station of four New York professional sports franchises, including the N.Y. Mets, N.Y. Giants, N.J. Nets and N.J. Devils, and provides sports headlines with the “WFAN 20/20 Sports Update” at the top of the hour, 20 minutes past the hour and 20 minutes before the hour.
Notable dates in WFAN’s history:
July 1, 1987: WFAN signs on at 3:00PM at 1050 AM as America’s first all-sports station. Suzyn Waldman is the first voice heard on the station and also serves as WFAN’s Yankee’s beat reporter. Some of WFAN’s original hosts were Greg Gumbel, Jim Lampley, Art Shamsky, Howie Rose, and Steve Somers. Pete Franklin was hired for afternoon drive but had a heart attack just before joining the station. He did not do his first show until Fall 1987. The format change does not effect the station’s previous agreement to serve as the flagship station for New York Mets baseball – a tradition which continues to be broadcast on the station till this day.
August 1987: Mike Francesa joins WFAN as part-time host.
October 1988: WFAN’s signal moves from 1050 to 660, the former home to WNBC on the AM dial. The switch was made to coincide with a Mets/Dodgers playoff game which was eventually rained out. At the same time, it was announced the new morning host on Sports Radio 66 would be Don Imus whose program was currently being broadcast in morning drive at WNBC. The FAN also acquires broadcast rights to the N.Y. Knicks and N.Y. Rangers with the switch.
December 1988: Christopher Russo joins WFAN as part-time host.
March 1989: Gary Cohen joins the station as Mets play-by-play announcer and calls games for the next 17 years before moving to the television side in 2005. He is replaced on-air by Tom McCarthy.
September 5, 1989: THE MIKE AND THE MAD DOG SHOW debuts in afternoon drive.
February 1990: WFAN presents its first annual Radiothon benefiting the Tomorrows Children’s Fund. Now in its 18th year, the Radiothon has raised more than $45 million for TCF, the CJ Foundation for SIDS and the Imus Ranch.
October 1993: Howie Rose becomes the main play-by-play announcer for the Rangers radio broadcasts on WFAN and phases out of his night-time hosting responsibilities. Howie is currently WFAN’s lead play-by-play announcer for the station’s coverage of Mets baseball.
March 1993: WFAN’s Ed Coleman moves from middays to Mets beat reporter position, a job he currently still holds. He also serves as a back-up Mets announcer for the station.
August 1993: WFAN begins first of six-year agreement to serve as flagship station for NY Jets football broadcasts.
June 1994: WFAN broadcasts the play by play of the Rangers Stanley Cup victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Howie Rose, Marv Albert and Sal “Redlight” Messina call the game-winning broadcast for the station.
March 1995: Less than a decade after its launch, WFAN is named the No. 1 revenue generating radio station in the country. It holds that position for the next four years.
June 1995: Joe Benigno joins WFAN as overnight host, and Steve Somers moves to middays joining co-host Russ Salzberg.
April 1996: Yankees Manager Joe Torre makes his first regularly scheduled appearance with Mike and the Mad Dog. The weekly Thursday segment at 5:05PM runs throughout the entire baseball season.
October 1996 – WFAN honored by with two National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Radio Awards, including Major Market Station of the Year, and News/Talk/Sports Station of the Year.
August 1999: Live play-by-play coverage of New York Giants football games debuts on WFAN. The station serves as the team’s flagship till this day.
March 2002: THE MIKE AND THE MAD DOG SHOW launches simulcast of their popular program on the YES Network. Sweeny Murti takes over beat reporter duties for WFAN’s Yankees coverage that same year.
February 2004: WFAN announces multi-year agreement to broadcast New Jersey Devil hockey games live beginning with the 2004-05 season.
May 2004: WFAN named as flagship radio station for New Jersey Nets basketball games beginning with the 2004-05 season.
October 2004: Bob Murphy retires as WFAN’s lead Mets play-by-play announcer following the 2004 season. Murphy was an original Mets announcer starting with the team’s inaugural season in 1962.
April 2006: WFAN begins online audio streaming at www.wfan.com
Monday, June 4, 2007
Coach Goes Crazy
WOW!This guy can't be too far away from the talk show circuit after his insane attack on the umpires in the minor league game he was managing.
I don't know for sure, but I'm guessing this guy didn't like the call. How about you?
Phillip Wellman, the minor league manager of the Mississippi Braves, throws a major league tantrum after being ejected.
VIDEO CLIP!
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Fight Night Redux
Do you remember dishing out all that money for PPV to watch Tyson win or lose usually within the first minute of the fights? Well Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather didn't have that problem. They went all 12 rounds.
If you didn't pay to view, or go to a local drinking establishment to watch it, good news!
HBO is going to replay the bout. From their publicity department:
"It's a special edition of WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING when HBO Sports presents OSCAR DE LA HOYA VS. FLOYD MAYWEATHER, the exclusive replay of the junior middleweight title showdown, this SATURDAY, MAY 12 at 10:00 p.m. (ET/PT) on HBO. The HBO Sports broadcast team, which was ringside for the live event at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, will call all the action. The replay will be available in HDTV."
Friday, May 4, 2007
Got Your Wide Brim Hats Ready?
It's Kentucky Derby Time!I don't really follow horse racing, but this is the BIG event of the season! The World Series or Superbowl of horse racing, so I thought I'd give it a little piece here today!
If you want to know what horses are favored (Curlin), or how the track conditions look, or a funny picture of a horse sticking out his tongue you can check out the Derby's official website.
Go Baby Go!!
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Thanks for Calling Derek!!
I don't recognize the number, but pick up the phone. I am greeted with a call by Derek Jeter who knows many details about me.
Fun times!!
TwoCents reader, PK (an avid RedSox fan), sent me the message through a fun section over at XMRadio.com.
You can have either Jeter, Cal Ripken Jr. or David Ortiz call someone and give your message.
Enjoy!
Friday, April 13, 2007
Baseball Remembers...
60 years ago Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball.The celebrate the day, MLB has agreed to let any uniformed player, manager or coach to wear the number 42 (Robinson's number with the Dodgers) for games played this Sunday.
The number 42 was retired by every team in baseball in salute of Robinson in 1997. Only players who currently wore the number could continue to do so. Mariano Rivera, the Yankees closer, is the only player still wearing the number.
Many in baseball will take advantage of the ability to show their respect for Robinson. Here is a team by team breakdown (as of this post):
Angels: Gary Matthews Jr.
Astros: All players
Athletics: Milton Bradley
Blue Jays: Vernon Wells, Frank Thomas, Royce Clayton and hitting coach Mickey Brantley
Braves: Andruw Jones
Brewers: All players
Cardinals: All players
Cubs: Derrek Lee, Cliff Floyd, Jacque Jones and Daryle Ward
Devil Rays: Carl Crawford
Diamondbacks: Orlando Hudson
Dodgers: All players
Giants: Barry Bonds
Indians: Josh Barfield, Grady Sizemore and C.C. Sabathia
Mariners: Arthur Rhodes
Marlins: Dontrelle Willis
Mets: Manager Willie Randolph
Nationals: Dmitri Young
Orioles: Corey Patterson
Padres: Mike Cameron
Phillies: All players
Pirates: All players
Rangers: Manager Ron Washington
Red Sox: Coco Crisp
Reds: Ken Griffey Jr.
Rockies: LaTroy Hawkins
Royals: Reggie Sanders, Emil Brown
Tigers: Gary Sheffield
Twins: Torii Hunter, Rondell White and first-base coach Jerry White
White Sox: Jermaine Dye, first-base coach Harold Baines and third-base coach Razor Shines
Yankees: Mariano Rivera (uniform No. 42 grandfathered in 1997), Robinson Cano, Derek Jeter and manager Joe Torre
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
The Great Eight (well, 7 and Sanjaya)
J to the LO, she is from "the block" in case you didn't know, but I assume you did. You did right? Yeah, that's what I thought. So, instead of waiting for tonight, we'll just jump right in and do the running commentary on tonight's Idol "Latin Night" performance show.The Cast of "Drive" is in the house, or as I like to call it, the awesome dude from Firefly and some other people.
Ok, if I have to listen to Seacrest butcher the Spanish language all night this could be very painful.
Is it me, or for a "Diva" is JLO pretty down to Earth at times?
Melinda is singing "Sway" and she's "so excited" and "so not sexy". I like Michael Buble's version of this song. How old is Melinda? 40? Rocking some bling. Yeah, she was right, she's not sexy. It's like my Mom trying to salsa...this is a GREAT vocal but rather uncomfortable to watch visually. Paula thinks she looks lovely. Wow, they don't pay Paula enough for this great insight. Simon said much much older - YEAH! Simon and I think a lot a like. Scary.
Commercials. Here's a treat for you. Instead of commercials, I'll be "flipping" to the YES network to take in some of the Yankees game. Yanks vs Twins in Minnesota. Damon is back in the lineup full time, so rest assured. A man by the name of BOOF is pitching for the Twins. I'm not kidding. Boof Bonser.
Damon lined out to center.
Kiki gets the CocaCola questions.
Jeter hits a single through the 2nd base hole.
Kiki is singing Conga by Gloria Estefan. Oh man. Note - JLO is way into helping these kids out. I like it. My favorite mentor so far. Very involved. NOT a strong song for LaKiesha. Yikes. She can't belt and that's her strength. Randy loves her too much. Paula said she was lovely. Seriously. She should write a book. YET! Paula said it wasn't the best! YES!! I agree with her! Simon didn't like it for her either.
AROD smacked a 2 run homer! 2-0 Yanks. That's 6 homers in 7 games. Best start ever for a Yankee.
Commericals
Giambi grounded out to second, end of inning. Crap, that's commercials on both channels now. I hate it when that happens. It's the kryptonite of channel flippers. Andy Pettitte is back on the Yanks and I couldn't be happier. I hope he does better tonight than he did in his season debut. We shall see. If you're keeping track, the Yankee game went to, and came back from commercial BEFORE Idol came back. Wow.
Ryan is pushing the charity performance while Pettitte strikes out the leadoff hitter.
Chris Richardson is singing Smooth by Rob Thomas/Santana. They brought the band on stage with him. Who else gets this kind of production every week? Seriously! Come on! Why are they so in love with this kid? Listen to him, this is BAD! BAD PEOPLE! Fox is saying "People, look at the conga player, ignore the guy who can't sing this!" This is very bad Chris, yet Paula is up dancing. I haven't seen people trying to sell something cool that really isn't since Zima! The judges are on crack. Did you hear him try to sing? They really want him around. I don't get it.
MORE commercials
There are two outs and last year's batting champ, Joe Mauer, is up for the Twins. Grounder to second and Pettitte has a 1,2,3 inning. We like it. But now again both shows are in commercial. The pain! I have to choose between a Macy's ad for sundresses or the guy from "Dirty Jobs" selling pick-up trucks. Game is back on before Idol yet again. Yanks have an off-day on Thursday, so we're all free to watch The Office in real-time. Phew!
Jorge Posada flies out to center for the first out of the second inning. Robinson Cano doubles. Doug M moves him over and here is Melky walking to the plate and Haley walking to the mic to sing Turn The Beat Around. Blake comes into the rehearsal to give the beat. WOW, never seen that.
Haley is all legs again my friends. She's having fun, she's being a show woman. This song is right in her range. Great song choice for Haley. Hard with the FAST words, but she's doing it. Paula isn't up for this? WOW. They must all be sleeping with Chris Richardson. That was the most fun performance of the night. Hands down. Randy called it Karaoke, Paula said it's fun but in a mean tone and Simon agrees with my sell your legs, not your voice as Fox does a slow pan up her body. Yikes. Kid show people. Haley is going to cry again. Somehow Melky is on first and Cano scored. 3-0 Yanks as Damon breaks his bat and grounds out to end the inning.
Phil is chillin with Jennifer now. Phil is going to seing Maria by Santana. Ok, so Santana and Gloria are the only two Latin artists? Didn't they do a Gloria night in a previous season? Phil is the whitest guy to ever sing Latin music. He's like sickly Michael Stipe white. HAHA!! The guitar player blew the Santana solo with the camera on him. I think the judges are going to tear this apart. Phil was not made to sing Latin and he looks so uncomfortable and just cracked the last night like a 12 year old. Sorry dude. A whole lot of "ok" from the judges.
Commercials. Jordin and Blake are coming up. Don't go far. Lead off double for the Twins. Grounder to second. 1 out but Cuddyer moves to thirdbase on the play. John Krasinki from The Office is the voice on the Apple TV commercials. Jordin gets the CocaCola commercial she loves the 80s songs, being born in 89 and all.
HEY! Another Gloria Estefan song. JLo referred to her being like Michael Jackson. Ok. Out of Melinda, LeKiesha and Jordin, Jordin is by FAR the most marketable. She's so fun. I can't see if Paula is up and dancing or not. Yup, she's up. Somehow Jordin made this Latin staple a R&B song. WOW! It was great. Performance of the night. Say it with me people ... 17!! Randy said it was the Yo Factor on BLAM! I would have to agree. If I know what that meant. Pettitte throws another strike-out and gets out of the inning without a run scoring. Nice.
Blake choses "I Need to Know" by JLo's husband. Let it be known the best performance of the night is this band. They are amazing. Ok, on to Blake. I could NEVER pull off wearing a straw hat like he has, seriously. Could anyone not on TV? I don't think so. Blake is comfortable in any genre. That's a huge plus for this young man. At times he has a slight hint of actually sounding like Marc Anthony. Paula is dancing by the way. Randy loved it, Paula did (obviously), and Simon gave him the best performance award and said "so far". Ummm, only Sanjaya is left Simon.
Last Commercial and then "The embodiment of Latin passion" (as Ryan said) Sanjaya who I think just ate a chocolate Easter Bunny cause it's all over his face and looks really sill...wait? What? That's facial hair? Oh, my bad.
Yanks go 1,2,3 and I missed it all.
Sanjaya is singing Besa Me Mucho. Oh dear lord. Unless something happens, that's all I'm going to say about him. Randy said "really good". Paula said "very very nice" and Simon "sang like a 14 year old...wasn't horrible". He'll be back. Crap.
Ok, my favorite was Jordin and Blake and yes, Haley. The bottom three will be Haley, Chris and Phil with Phil going home.
Oh, Yanks got them 1,2,3 to end the third. So I leave you with the Yanks up 3-0 at the end of three. Have a nice night folks!
Tuesday, April 3, 2007
20th Place Isn't Bad!!

That's where I came in, in my office NCAA pool after Florida won the whole thing. 42 people here played and I was in the top 50%! Top 50% is good, trust me! (Why does this sound like the story I told colleges after high school graduation?)
How did you do?
Monday, April 2, 2007
PLAY BALL!!
MLB's opening day is upon us, and no matter who your root for, even if it's the Red Sox, happy 2007 everyone!
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Could Care Less About March Madness?

Ok, so you aren't into March Madness and the 65 team NCAA tournament brackets. That's fine. You probably aren't alone. I've found two alternative tournaments going on right now.
The World Wrestling Entertainment company is having the "Greastest Wrestlemania Matches Ever" tournament
and
The Chicago Tribune is hosting a "Greatest Character Currently on TV" tournament.
Both are rather interesting. Do you have any other anti-NCAA tournements going on? Share them in the Comments and I'll add them to this post!
Monday, March 5, 2007
It's Only Fair
Ok, so in the young life of the Two Cents, I've mentioned the Yankees twice. I am a fan of all of baseball, it just happens that I root for the Yankees. However, I can appreciate good baseball anywhere. So, in a salute to my friends in the Boston area I'm linking to Boston Dirt Dogs. It's actually a very fun blog style site to read. They post pictures and fun little stories about the Sox. Sure, from time to time I have to endure some Yankee bashing on the site, but mostly they are just fun stories. Go check it out if you have a chance.
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