The Washington Wizards are in first place in the Eastern Conference and the Football Team just beat the defending Super Bowl champions. The Caps are one point shy of the most in hockey, and the Nationals… still have Juan Soto. … Continue reading
Three posts in a row about the NBA because I just can’t let this go by. Don’t look now, but–wait, no, LOOK! for Pete’s sake–check out the current standings in the Eastern Conference. Riding a three-game win streak and tied … Continue reading
Call it the reverse curse. I write about some failing organization, then all of a sudden it starts to do well. Case in point, this season’s Los Angeles Lakers, home to seven of the greatest basketball players this century, somehow, … Continue reading
Saturday night I got to see the Los Angeles Lakers play for the first time this season. LA’s roster currently includes LeBron James (to be fair, LeBron didn’t play Saturday), Anthony Davis, Russell Westbrook, Rajon Rando, DeAndre Jordan, Dwight Howard, … Continue reading
Before Ingrid Michaelson became a household name she was just another girl in the chorus at Binghamton University. Our stints there overlapped by one year, and oh for the days I used to see her perform in front of 10 … Continue reading
I’ve been laid up the past few days (old man soreness I guess), the perfect opportunity to watch sports as detailed on Monday. Super double bonus: Last night I was treated to what ended up being the final game of … Continue reading
Told’ja this series would be great. That was the Houston Astros last night giving MLB at least one more chunk of change on national TV. One hopes it’ll be two, as a potential Game Seven looms as well. This was … Continue reading
World Series: two-sevenths in the books and a tie thus far. School year: one quarter completed. Me versus students? Nah, we’re playing together against the demons of algebra. … Continue reading
It was the World Series nobody wanted. And the first game was over in about 10 minutes. But I still have hope. … Continue reading
It’s “twin day” at school today. I couldn’t find anyone who wanted to dress like me so I took matters into my own hands. … Continue reading