I Am Pretty Sure God is Spelled Ohtani
Normally if I am writing about baseball, the column is filled with hatred flowing through my veins for all the things that suck about it including their inability to promote […]
Get Bent Brian – Major League Baseball For the Win
Considering a column I wrote ranks second on google if you search “baseball sucks,” what I am writing today is certainly not status quo. Baseball sure as shit does not […]
Baseball Sucks and the Unwritten Rules are Stupid
This column is coming later than it should, but same premise still stands. One of my biggest gripes with baseball is the unwritten rules. Talk to baseball purists and those […]
No Huddle (per Bayou Report) – Trivia, Pelicans, Joe Kelly and NFL 100
No Huddle (Video) – Covid Updates, MLB 60 Game Season, Politics in Sports Are Longstanding
Itching Your Sports Needs During Coronavirus Lockdown
It has been a weird couple of weeks without sports. I don’t think that is any secret for my fellow sports fans right now. NBA Fans should be prepping for […]
ABC Series Part III – Sports Figures
I was driving recently and you know how car thoughts can be, random as hell. I don’t know why it popped in my head but I started thinking about a […]
Baseball Sucks
If you read this blog regularly or if you hang around me, you may notice that every time someone mentions baseball, my response is “baseball sucks.” It is odd coming […]
How Major League Baseball could breathe new life
It is no secret that Major League Baseball is not my cup of tea. In fact, I pretty much hate everything about the league. The season is far too long. It refuses to adapt to the times. It has the most stupid unwritten rules. It is a bunch of grown ass men acting like a bunch bitches… “I don’t like […]
The Revolution has begun
If you ask the casual sports fan about baseball, they give the same reguritated response, “boring.” If you don’t believe me, the TV ratings speak for themselves. Let’s take a look at the numbers for the grandest stage in baseball, the World Series. Between the late 80’s and early 90’s, the World Series carried anywhere from 33 to 36 million […]
