Author: Kazzy

We’re off and running! Colts 21, Bears 41 The Bears welcomed Andrew Luck to the NFL quite rudely.  Afters spotting the Colts a 7 point lead on a Cutler pick6, the Bears roared back to take a 17-7 lead and… Continue Reading →

South Africa’s Oscar Pistorius ran a 45.44 in the first heat of yesterday’s 400M sprints.  He finished second in his heat, advancing him to today’s semifinals.  His was the 9th fastest time of his day and was far from a… Continue Reading →

According to this, the Olympics start in less than two days.  Really???  Holy crap!  That sort of snuck up on us there, didn’t they?  Or maybe just me.  I sort of assumed they always start in August after Beijing kicked… Continue Reading →

(This post contains colorful language which I’ve opted not to censor since I think it properly demonstrates my feelings on the matter.  JB or anyone else, feel free to edit if you so choose.  You have my blessing.) As many… Continue Reading →

From ESPN The Magazine’s “The Body” issue… MLB All-Star Jose Bautista WNBA MVP Candace Parker NFL All-Pro Rob Gronkowski Tennis Player Daniela Hantuchova Now, if only we can pretend this never happened, we could ALL be sports fans…  

With the MLB All-Star game happening this week (and lest you forget, This Time It Counts (TM)), I thought it only appropriate that I list my official All-Star selections.  Though I disagree with many of the rules governing the structure… Continue Reading →

With its 4-0 thrashing of Italy today, Spain has officially thrown its hat into the ring of the conversation of the greatest team ever.  As the game progressed, it seemed more a coronation than a competition, as Spain captured it’s… Continue Reading →

(The title of the post was either that or “The Heat is On”… I’m not confident I made the right choice…) The Miami Heat have won the NBA Championship, thrashing the Thunder in an uncharacteristic blowout for what was an… Continue Reading →

With his acquittal yesterday on all charges relating to perjury in front of Congress, we’ve hopefully written the last chapter in the book on Roger Clemen’s professional baseball career. At this point, he is unlikely to face any professional or… Continue Reading →