A few unconfirmed sources close to the Jets and to CBS Sports were saying that Nnamdi Asomugha will sign with The New York Jets all day. While both Asomugha and his agent remained silent all day and the Jets refused […]
It must be August soon. All of the signs are popping up. Back to School sales, The Humidity is oppressive across the eastern half of the U.S. And the Brett Favre out-of-retirement talks are surfacing. This time, they have Favre […]
Now, I remember the last time a high school baseball team set a Most-Wins-In-A-Row record. Okay, it was earlier this year. But I also recall the time before that, I think it was 2005 and it was a team in […]
A quick props to Tom Kekis of the AP for tracking down some great information about my favorite ball player growing up. Roberto Alomar will enter the Baseball Hall of Fame next Sunday. And he deserves it. But I never […]
Well, that was interesting. Personally, I’ve never been to any “pro” tennis event. Growing up, my parents played a lot of tennis and ergo I watched a ton of tennis. A ton. Granted, being under the age of 10, I […]
Well, at least we know who came to fight – Scott Wietecha. He got in his second fight of the game in the third period. As players continue to try to get their “foot in the door” of the Capitals […]
First period is over. And things are running a bit smoother today. Better offense, better defense, slicker passing. And bigger hits. Adam Mitchell left the game with 6:07 to play in the first period after a nasty lick. He was […]
After a morning of 30-yard dash drills, S-curves and conditioning, the players took to the ice for a real game. Or close enough to one anyway. Red beat White, 4-2. Two players traded punches and Wade Epp left the game […]
Well, good morning, hockey! The Kettler Capitals Iceplex was already busy at 9 a.m. when Jon and I arrived. And when I say busy, I mean it. The ‘Caps are using both rinks at the Iceplex today. On the one […]
An update is coming soon, but for now, the Joel Ward press conference…