Nate Robertson got moved to Florida, a Right-handed heavy starting rotation, for Lefty Reliever Jay Voss and cash consideration equaling around $1m. The Tigers had only recently established that Robertson was the lead contender for the five-spot in their rotation. Now it appears that Dontrelle Willis is the only real option to fill that five [...]
Stripes: Tigers Feed Robertson (Season?) to the Fish
By: AnnexNate | Tuesday March 30th, 2010
St. John’s looks to Lavin
By: Tony Mangia | Tuesday March 30th, 2010
Last call is being bellowed at that basketball dance club called the Red Storm and the pickings are getting slim. Coaches who seemed available just two drinks ago are sticking by their comely, significant others–Billy Donovan with Florida and Paul Hewitt leaving with his sweetheart Georgia Tech. Now, that all the hotties are gone, St. [...]
In The History Books: New Parks in New York and Another New Era.
By: AnnexNate | Saturday March 27th, 2010
PART 2: Last season saw the opening of two brand new ballparks in the Empire State. The Mets and Yankees, both one-time tenants of the same Manhattan stomping ground – the Polo Grounds – sent two of baseball ‘s most well-known ballparks to the wayside and moved into new hyper-modern replacements. Both Yankee Stadium and [...]
In The History Books: A Ballpark Experience – Introduction.
By: AnnexNate | Wednesday March 24th, 2010
With the start of the 2010 baseball season starting to poke its head through all of the TV’s basketball coverage, the ideas of summer ballpark trips are beginning their sugarplum-esque dances through my head. Every season I try to see a new ballpark and try to find some kind of new regional ballpark delicacy to [...]
Random Sports Musings – Part 3
By: Tony Bosma | Wednesday March 17th, 2010
BOSMA’S BREAKDOWN It’s bracket time. Pour yourself a green beer, fill that sucker out and sit back and enjoy the ride. March Madness is finally here. We’ll start there, but the sports world is turning at a feverish pace… so just hold on. NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament loves Duke There’s no question Duke has the [...]
