Fastest week ever. Best week ever. Most salacious week ever. Okay, so the last two may be a stretch. But, this so is a blast. As an intern, one might imagine, Midwest Communications isn’t exactly giving me the keys to […]
Month: December 2010
Bobcats head coach Larry Brown Quits; Paul Silas named Interim Coach
Larry Brown has resigned as the head coach of the Charlotte Bobcats. “I met with Coach Brown two weeks ago about the team’s performance and what we could do to improve it. We met again this morning after practice. The […]
Phillies Top 25 Moments of 2010: #14 The Clincher: It’s only gonna get Funner!
It is the golden era of Philadelphia Phillies baseball.
For the fourth consecutive season the National League Eastern Division Championship resides in the City of Brotherly Love.
A dominant performance led to what became a foregone conclusion on a Monday night in late September as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Washington Nationals 8-0 to clinch the NL East division title.
1440 WNFL – trials and tribulations of the fourth day
Working into the wee hours of the afternoon – roughly 12:15pm – are difficult. Working the long days of an intern aren’t easy. The alarm goes off at roughly 8:30am. If you’re doing the math at home, that’s almost four […]
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers cleared to play Sunday
The Green Bay Packers will have their leader back this Sunday. Mike Lederer and Nick Lilja contributed to this report.
The next big move in sports: First-person television
By Jon Marshall // Special Contributor Imagine being able to experience in first hand fashion former NFL great Joe Montana’s pass to Dwight Clark in the back of the end zone or what it feels like to get hit by […]
Phillies Top 25 Moments of 2010: #15 Werth’s Walkoff
Should we be surprised?
The Phillies did it again.
How can you ever count this group out of a baseball game? Time and time again the Philadelphia Phillies prove that they are not done until the final out is recorded. They showed the faithful on hand at Citizens Bank Park one more time on a Sunday afternoon in September with a dramatic 7-6 come from behind victory over the Washington Nationals.
Phillies Top 25 Moments of 2010: #16 Giant Comeback
What the heck just happened?
“It’s hard to explain, really,” said Phillies manager Charlie Manuel.
It was almost impossible to explain the events that occurred at AT & T Park in San Francisco. On a Wednesday afternoon in late April, the Phillies were on the verge of being swept by the eventual 2010 World Series Champion Giants. The offense was sputtering and Philadelphia was poised to finish a 9-game road trip with a 3-6 record.
Michael Vick in trouble again?
A source close to a developing story out of Virginia is reporting to The [Five] that Philadelphia QB Mike Vick may be in trouble again. The source would not say if it related to dog fighting. Keep a close eye […]
Brett Favre starting for Vikings; Adrian Peterson INACTIVE
It’s the story that no one cares about. After being ruled OUT over the weekend, Minnesota Vikings QB Brett Favre will start what will likely be his final home game as a member of the Minnesota Vikings Monday night against […]