Jason Whitlock, the black sports writer for the Kansas City Star, has broken the ice. In a recent article, he notes: “African-American football players caught up in the rebellion and buffoonery of hip hop culture have given NFL owners and
Category: Sports
ECHL has Better Fights than NHL
One of the best hockey fights ever… It appears to be a player on the Toledo Storm versus “who knows”. [youtube]iI_D9O53Cwo[/youtube] 39 sec
Blue Jackets are Already Tearing Me Up
I watched the Blue Jackets lose in the shoot-out tonight (in a game they should have won)… FSN-Ohio showed some interesting stats during the shoot-out — the shoot-out goal success rate for each player (goals scored divided by the quantity of
Philadelphia is a Tough Town
Philadelphia Eagles Team owner Jeffery Lurie had put together the perfect team for the Philadelphia Eagles. The only thing missing was a good quarterback. He had scouted all the colleges and even the Canadian and European Leagues, but he couldn’t
Buckeyes Win Hockey Tournament
I know that everyone is focusing on Ohio State moving up to #1 in the college football polls… However, you shouldn’t overlook the Ohio State hockey team. The Buckeye skaters beat the Wisconsin Badgers Saturday night in Dayton to win
Lefty McFadden College Hockey Tournament in Dayton
Friday night I went with five colleagues (Mark, Chris, Erol, Randy, and Joe) to catch two college hockey games at the Lefty McFadden Invitational Hockey tournament. We arrived a little after 5:00pm at the Nutter Center for the first game between Wisconsin
Jewish Soccer Star
Here’s a name that you don’t typically read from the Encyclopedia of Jews in Sports — Benny Feilhaber. His family moved from Austria to South America prior to the Holocaust, and he grew up playing soccer in Brazil. He moved
Federer playing against… Sampras?
Yes, it’s true. Missy and I were watching Pete Sampras playing a senior’s match against Anders Jarryd on the Tennis Channel last night. I went on the web and checked the ESPN site where I discovered that Sampras will be
Tennis, Tennis, and More Tennis
I started playing relatively regular tennis around six years ago, when I found good quality players (e.g, Curt Crocker) to arrange for a weekly outing. In the past three years — after ceasing my play in basketball leagues — I increased
Bicycling Wipe-Out
I went bicycling with my buddy, Steve Weiss, over the weekend and we rode about 30 peaceful miles on the River Corridor until “Adelweiss” took a spill. Even though he was wearing warm-up pants, he got a nice foot-long strawberry on