Monthly Archives: March 2008

Take Me Drunk, I Am Home

Actually, I only had three beers over the course of 4 hours I was at Nat’s Park on Opening Night. Instead of alcoholic inebriation, I went home drunk on Walk-off-Winning, Stadium-Christening euphoria. It was, in a word: AMAZING.
I think the guys at NationalsPride.com (the kind of one-team-focused blog I’d hope to have if [...]

Uh-oh

Here’s a dilemma for non-evil-doers (which is to say for Democratic Yankees fans), courtesy of LoHud Yankees blog:
The Yankees are 61-43-1 on Opening Day, 28-10 at the Stadium. They are 16-11 in presidential election years. When the Yankees win at home on Opening Day, the GOP is 4-1 in the election. When the Yankees lose, [...]

It’s looking like Larranaga!

He isn’t my first choice (Travis Ford-UMass), but he is a very good choice nonetheless.
 
It is starting to look more and more like former Wall-of-Fame Providence Guard Jimmy Larranaga may be coming home to coach the Friars.

“Zimmerman put us out of our misery”

Man, there is a lot of doom in this article about the Nats beating the Braves to open the season, Braves open with a fizzle, from Atlanta Journal Constitution.
Both the article and Chipper Jones quote in the title warm the heart!

What Helmet Sundae?

If you haven’t noticed, we have had a lot of discussions about the helmet sundae here on SiMP (1, 2, 3), many of which I am to blame for.
Well, I attempted to finally get my Nats helmet sundae during the second inning of the Nationals opening game tonight, and they were SOLD OUT. [...]

Mark Cuban: the blogger’s friend

None of us are big NBA fans on this blog, but if I am ever in Dallas during an NBA game, I will take Mark Cuban up on his offer to let me into the Mav’s locker room.  Love Cuban, hate Real Networks.

NFL wireless plan? Try witless plan.

So the NFL owners are going to vote on a proposal that would place radio receivers in the helmets of two defensive players.
Defensive players should absolutely have radio receivers (like the quarterback has on offense). And this inane proposal should be voted down.

The Super Bowl was a tie

At least according to Clintonian logic.
(I know — this edges closer to politics than is the norm or even generally acceptable on this blog, but … indulge me.)

A sticky situation at Nats Ballpark

“It’s going to spunk us up” - Lastings Milledge, on the new stadium.
(that’s Nick Johnson, btw, I still can’t embed good photos)

With “friends” like this….

File under “Thanks, I guess”.
In today’s NYPost, Mike Borzello, former Yanks bullpen catcher and A-Rod confidant tells Joel Sherman there’s no way A-Rod could have been doing steroids without Borzello knowing:
“No way, with as much as this guy trusted me, would he have kept that part of his life secret from me. He trusted me [...]