That's usually been the Mets, but I get your point. +1

I saw The Day After Tomorrow at a local drive in with my wife. As soon as I saw the wolves, I yelled out in exasperation, "Oh Come On!" loud enough for other cars to hear.

I still wonder to this day if Michael Jordan would have become Michael Jordan in Portland. Chicago was the perfect place for him — major market, bad team, no titles pre-Jordan.

You have to be born before 1980 and have watched a lot of bad Friday night TV to get that one. Plus, Heather Langenkamp, who played Marie, is pushing 50.

I agree, even though I root for Akron in the MAC. Never went to Akron, but they did accept me into their law school before anyone else did, so the Zips will always have a special place in my heart.

It hasn't been 10 years. I'm not sure the statute of limitations is over yet.

42-7. OK Belichick, you made your point.

I know the feeling. The Giants beat my favorite team (the Packers) both years in the playoffs. I want the Redskins to win the NFC East badly.

Homer vs. The City of New York. Came out 4 years before 9/11 and was not shown in this country for a few years afterwards. The main plot is that Homer's car is parked in front of or between the Twin Towers.

Yes. My parents have spent hundreds of dollars on Thomas toys for their grandsons.

All of them, even the Backstreet Boys, could actually sing. I know that's your point; I just had to say it.

You are seriously disturbed. +1

One Direction dolls? I may be older than the average member of the commentariat, but what the hell is a One Direction?

Did some research. Both Lubbock and Texas Tech are growing fast.

Nearly 30 years ago, I remember watching a Marquette home game that was nationally televised. I think it was on CBS. It was so long ago that the team was named Warriors and played at the MECCA.

Drew calls Packers fans fat, slovenly, and unjustifiably arrogant, huh?

I don't get this move. Tech's a major job, Lubcrapistan notwithstanding. Better than the Bearcats, anyway.

I've never been to Fort Wayne, but Parkview's on my bucket list. That is one beautiful ballpark. And it's only Class A ball!

Beat me to it. Good thing I scanned through the comments first.

So what? My high school and college nicknames were the Pirates, Cougars, and Vikings respectively. Despite the fact none of those three have ever been seen in Ohio.