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Game One of the Western Conference Finals of the NHL Playoffs: Colorado 8, Edmonton 6. The game was in Colorado. Possibly at Coors Field. … Continue reading
Yearly Archives: 2022
One of the greatest records in sports started inauspiciously on this day 40 years ago. The Baltimore Orioles were shut out that afternoon at home, collecting exactly one hit in the contest. Their third baseman was 0 for 2 with … Continue reading
After the Miami Heat went up two games to none over the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals last week I assumed the League would have Miami tank one or more to bring in some revenue. More games = … Continue reading
Baseball writer Roger Angell died this past Friday at the age of 101. Though calling Angell a “baseball writer” is a little bit like calling the London Philharmonic a “band,” that’s what he was, the most famous baseball writer on … Continue reading
LeMahieu-Judge-Rizzo-Stanton-Torres. Seriously, that’s like Murderer’s Row on ster- let’s just say it’s a really good start to a lineup. When that group goes one-for-eighteen and the only two other hits you get are from your eight and nine hitters… probably … Continue reading
Tomorrow would be my dad’s 80th birthday. Funny how as you yourself age the number thought of as “old” increases as well. I used to think 80 was ancient; now it’s closer to eh, my dad would only be 80. As I’ve … Continue reading
The new Pokemon Trading Card Game expansion set, Astral Radiance, hits stores May 27. Or May 23. Or this past weekend. Somehow these things find their way into certain stores ahead of official release dates as “pre-releases,” a phrase somewhere … Continue reading
Most of life is a bore, and you’ve got to filch excitement whenever you can. Sudden-death overtime in Game 7 of an NHL playoff series? That’s a sure thing. Just when I thought hockey and basketball were done for me … Continue reading
Today’s broadcast of Math and Musings is our 50th episode. An homage to the 50th episode of Politics After Dark, today’s episode takes a nostalgic turn to Binghamton and fifty years of history. Find that little purple button on your phone and … Continue reading
Sunday night was the concluding episode of Winning Time, HBO’s series on the 1980s Lakers. Apparently there will be a Season Two, so let me instead say concluding episode of Season One. (Until today I’d had no idea there would be more … Continue reading