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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Four Left
It isn’t exactly Duke, Oklahoma, Missouri and Louisville (March 17 post), but a Final Four of Michigan St., Villanova, North Carolina and Connecticut still isn’t four number ones, or three and a number two as the “experts” picked. The Bruin … Continue reading
Angels’ Pitching Strength Now Major Worry
Despite losing Jon Garland and Frankie Rodriguez to free agency this past off season, pitching still remained an Angel strength coming into the 2009 season. As the start of the season fast approaches, holes in the starting staff are reaching … Continue reading
Numbers Game Means Goodbye to Some, Hello Again to Other Former Dodgers
The numbers game has apparently hit the 2009 Dodger outfield hard, as it looks like Joe Torre will be carrying only four outfielders to start the season. Starters Manny Ramirez, Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier will be joined by only … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged Andre Ethier, Jason Schmidt, Joe Torre, LA Dodgers, Manny, Matt Kemp
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First Round Blues
Well, the First Round is history and overall I’m a totally unimpressive 33-15, but the brain surgeons lost their game two, and all of my Final Four picks are alive and well, as we await the Sweet Sixteen. My concerns … Continue reading
Posted in College Basketball
Tagged Ben Howland, NCAA Tournament, UCLA, usc brain surgeons
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NCAA Tournament Day Three
My overall numbers are only so-so after Thursday and Friday games, and the disappointment of BC’s falling apart against the brain surgeons, is staggering. Other teams that failed theHoundDawg and themselves, include upset losers West Virginia, California and Clemson, and … Continue reading
The Pres Does His Brackets
President Obama does his brackets.
Thoughts on the NCAA Tournament
While I have been down on UCLA, especially of late, they should get by VCU, and looking at the match-ups, give Villanova a tough game. As good as ‘Nova is, they do not out-size the Bruin frontcourt, and Aboya should … Continue reading
Thoughts the Day Before Selection Day
A lot of good to excellent teams are limping into the NCAA tournament, having suffered unexpected defeats in their conference tournaments. In a major upset in the ACC, Florida State today defeated Number One North Carolina, in the Big-10, Michigan … Continue reading
Pistons Owner and World-Class Philanthropist Bill Davidson Has Died
Bill Davidson, self-made billionaire, noted sports owner, and one of the great philanthropists of his era, died today at age 86. At various times, he owned several different professional sports teams, most notably the Detroit Pistons, which he bought in … Continue reading
SHAME at Staples
In 2006, UCLA lost the NCAA Tournament final by 24 points, and in 2007 they lost the semi-final by 10, both times to great, great Florida teams. Last year, they lost the semi-final to an excellent Memphis Tiger team. Embarrassing … Continue reading
Posted in College Basketball
Tagged Ben Howland, crime, NCAA Tournament, Tim Floyd, UCLA, USC, usc brain surgeons
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Best Joke of the NFL Off-Season: Kurt Warner in the Hall of Fame
During the oh-so-painfull to observe Kurt Warner contract negotiations of the past few weeks, I have been dumbfounded by hearing more than one commentator say that “Kurt Warner is a future Hall-of-Famer”. Huh? Here’s a guy that has spent more … Continue reading
Why Have Announcers if They Ignore the Game?
In watching the UCLA/Oregon State game this evening, I was appalled by the announcing. I’ve come to expect that while action is going on on the court, the FOX Sports West Prime Ticket Blah Blah Blah Regional Sports Network Cable … Continue reading
