Have a look at the Eredivisie Table. It’s now late October and yet there sits atop that league a team still unbeaten. In fact, there are only 2 teams in the Dutch Eredivisie who are still unbeaten. One of them is the mighty PSV Eindhoven, former European champions and considered, along with Ajax of Amsterdam, one of the powerhouses of Dutch Football. read full story
The Olympics is a contest between countries as well as between athletes. A good result translates to a government supporting sporting heroes and therefore deserves your vote at the next election. It is also about pride, Olympic medals make everyone proud. People who are proud are likely to feel better about leaders who supported their heroes.
The Rest of the Torre They are the best villains in baseball. The games “evil empire.” The best player in baseball sits in their dugout for $200 million but does jack shit in the post season.
Sweep Home Chicago So you poor Cub fans. Looks like you were duped again by the team that you follow like the blind, drunk ass sheep you are.
ProTour Cycling Goes Down Under For the first time ever ProTour Cycling will leave Europe. It is Adelaide, a small city of about one Million people in South Australia that will stage the event. Let the excitement and the racing begin.
Tiger, Tiger Tiger Woods has dominated golf tournaments lately. Why can no one seem to challenge him? Several explanations are offered and who on the PGA tour might possibly be up to the task.
Rock 'Em, Sock 'Em Roger Clemens, you ignorant slut! But hey let’s be honest here, you can’t blame Roger Clemens here. You can blame the team who has helped contribute to our salary problems in baseball. The evil empire themselves, the New York Yankees.
The Indian and the Bigot In good old Miami, land of palm trees, beaches, and many wanna be Tony Montanas, a man by the name of Tim Hardaway thought it would be a great idea to tell America how much he hates gay people. He will not play with them, he will not hang out with them, and he won’t talk to them, not in a house, not with a mouse. He does not like gay people here or there, he doesn’t like them anywhere.
Just a few thoughts.....(April 2006) Steroids, steroids, steroids. Ruining America's Pastime. Not like the good old days. Take the Mets of the 80's for instance. A bunch of good guys that played hard on and off the field. No matter how much cocaine they ingested or how many drinks they had, they were ready to go. These guys did it all. Bar fights, gang-bangs, arrests, even jerkin' off in the bullpen. Oh, by the way- they won two National League pennants and a World Series. And not one needle in the ass between them.
The extreme sport you never knew existed Gone are the days of straight and low model helicopter flying. In the past few years this hobby has evolved into a popular sport, and is now considered a challenging art.
Jae Journal - The Battles Wages On Hello everyone and welcome to the journal. I just had a birthday, the Michael Jae Project will be back on in Lake County, and most importantly, the Sox defeated the Cubs during the first of two meetings this season.
The Real Ozzie Yes, Ozzie, he’s the man. Finally an Ozzie that America can fear. Forget about Ozzy Osbourne. The man looked like a special education reject with that damn reality show of his. And the last album, Down to Earth should have been called Flung to Mars, because it sucked big time. You would think putting musicians like Zakk Wylde, Robert Trujillo, and Mike Brodin would make magic, but instead it was kind of like the time Geraldo Rivera opened Al Capone’s secret vault, an empty room.
But with Ozzie, you can count on one thing for sure. He will always say what is on his mind no matter what. He doesn’t give a shit about who gets offended, and I believe that is a great quality in a person. I respect Ozzie. I liked him when he was a player, and love him as a manager. Finally, the White Sox have someone who they can be proud of in the dugout.
The winds of Mother Nature feed our passion to make ever lasting memories It was about 12:30pm Easter Monday up at Willow Beach, Lake Simcoe, Ontario, Canada. Not much wind, but building to about 15-20km/hr north easterly. It's foggy, so the visibility on the distant shoreline is gone. Nothing to be seen in the distance as the grey ice and patchy surface disappears into the fog. A few runs with my kite and skis offshore to check out the conditions left behind from a season of wind blown refrozen ice. The occasional piece of soft melting ice jutting from the surface was left between the occasional patch of slush/snow. Farther in the distance less and less snow patches yielding to a sold grey ice, now with an ever so thin patch of surface water from the recent warm temperatures.
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