by Joe Lucia | Jun 27, 2014
During Friday night’s Braves-Phillies game at Citizens Bank Park, the Phillies are doing something cool. Their three-man broadcast booth of Tom McCarthy, Jamie Moyer, and Matt Stairs is stationed in the center field seats for the evening. Where the broadcasters...
by Joe Lucia | Jun 27, 2014
During Friday night’s Braves-Phillies game at Citizens Bank Park, the Phillies are doing something cool. Their three-man broadcast booth of Tom McCarthy, Jamie Moyer, and Matt Stairs is stationed in the center field seats for the evening. Where the broadcasters...
by Andrew Coppens | Jun 27, 2014
The group stage is over and Friday gives us World Cup fanatics a chance to breathe before taking our breaths away for the next few weeks once again. Speaking of breathtaking, this World Cup has been full of such moments from the opening game right through to the...
by Andrew Coppens | Jun 27, 2014
The group stage is over and Friday gives us World Cup fanatics a chance to breathe before taking our breaths away for the next few weeks once again. Speaking of breathtaking, this World Cup has been full of such moments from the opening game right through to the...
by Ian Casselberry | Jun 27, 2014
Transformers: Age of Extinction is nearly three hours long. (It runs two hours and 45 minutes, to be exact.) Can we start there? When I saw how long this movie was, it seemed like a challenge to the audience. I almost didn’t want to see this thing. I...
by Ian Casselberry | Jun 27, 2014
Transformers: Age of Extinction is nearly three hours long. (It runs two hours and 45 minutes, to be exact.) Can we start there? When I saw how long this movie was, it seemed like a challenge to the audience. I almost didn’t want to see this thing. I...
by Joe Lucia | Jun 27, 2014
After Yahoo!’s Adrian Wojnarowski dropped the hammer on ESPN’s Amil Elhassan on Tuesday, we were slightly interested in how the NBA Draft would go. After all, it was a battle of Wojnarowski, the most prominent NBA rumor guru online, against ESPN, who was...
by Brian Wright | Jun 27, 2014
The era just prior to the 1920s was known as the “Dead Ball Era.” And using that logic, we can classify these times as the “Sleepy Ball Era.” Run scoring has been down and, conversely, pitching prowess has been up. With that said, the need for a strong rotation is as...
by Brian Wright | Jun 27, 2014
The era just prior to the 1920s was known as the “Dead Ball Era.” And using that logic, we can classify these times as the “Sleepy Ball Era.” Run scoring has been down and, conversely, pitching prowess has been up. With that said, the need for a strong rotation is as...
by justinwillard | Jun 27, 2014
Thanks to the internet, there’s a plethora of information available about the NBA draft. We have more observers than ever — more prognosticators who say they can predict the future. Some NBA writers are defined by the draft itself, but which ones perform...
by justinwillard | Jun 27, 2014
Thanks to the internet, there’s a plethora of information available about the NBA draft. We have more observers than ever — more prognosticators who say they can predict the future. Some NBA writers are defined by the draft itself, but which ones perform...
by Matt Birch | Jun 27, 2014
Vin Scully has seen it all in his 65 seasons with the Dodgers organization. And during Thursday’s Dodgers-Cardinals game, he shared a unique story about how St. Louis manager Mike Matheny’s career took off. He talked about an 18-year-old Matheny, who was...
by Matt Birch | Jun 27, 2014
Vin Scully has seen it all in his 65 seasons with the Dodgers organization. And during Thursday’s Dodgers-Cardinals game, he shared a unique story about how St. Louis manager Mike Matheny’s career took off. He talked about an 18-year-old Matheny, who was...
by Joe Lucia | Jun 26, 2014
During tonight’s NBA Draft, Bill Simmons proved that you really can’t take the fan out of the analyst, no matter how much you get paid by a national sports network. After Simmons’ beloved Boston Celtics drafted Kentucky’s James Young 17th...
by Joe Lucia | Jun 26, 2014
During tonight’s NBA Draft, Bill Simmons proved that you really can’t take the fan out of the analyst, no matter how much you get paid by a national sports network. After Simmons’ beloved Boston Celtics drafted Kentucky’s James Young 17th...
