The only thing worse than the Baseball Writers of America and their misguided award votes are the inevitable takes that come after. Peter Botte of the New York Daily News — who didn’t even have a vote — is here to take a brave stand for the word “valuable” and tell us all why the best player in the game shouldn’t…
Angry old man Philip Hersh of the Chicago Tribune has some thoughts on how MLB should deal with the record books now that Alex Rodriguez, the only professional baseball player ever to have used steroids, is back from his suspension.
Hacky, lazy sports writer Jon Heyman seems like he knows something about baseball. Does that seem out of line for an opening? Let's see what he has to say about A-Rod's first day back:
Bleacher Report is making every effort to become a legitimate sports website. But when it comes to A-Rod, they're still fucking the same chicken as everyone else. Check out this gem from Zach Rymer, BR's MLB lead writer, about why A-Rod's impending return will have us all longing for the distraction-free salad days of…
No one outside of New York really cares who's better between the Yankees and the Mets (and probably not too many people in New York either), but: geography!
The incredible irony in baseball's feud between the Showboats and the Fun Police is also the one thing that connects them: Players on both sides behave the way they do mostly because they're not all that good.
I just finished Halo 4, and while it was fun and beautiful to look at with the usual deep (albeit a bit convoluted) story, I found myself wondering why the hell, especially with a new studio, did the game not employ the whole left-trigger aim-down-the-site feature like most shooters do now. Speaking of shooters,…
