By Steven Booth
The Yankees just proved it’s them and everyone else. the Phillies never really stood a chance unless they had a couple of Cliff Lee clones hanging around. Pedro Martinez is a great comeback story, but starting in Yankee Stadium with the series on the line? Charlie Manuel didn’t have a choice. Martinez was [...]
Mark Cuban Should Read This
By: sbooth64 | Friday November 6th, 2009
The Right Teams Are In and TMZ's Ever-expanding Sports Desk
By: sbooth64 | Friday October 30th, 2009
By Steven Booth
This is the twenty-first World Series in a row I’ve seen without the Dodgers in it. While one one hand I admit that I watch the Phillies and Yankees battle it out with lots of “what ifs” and “if onlys”, on the other hand I also admit that the right teams made it.
Let The Ugliness Begin
By: sbooth64 | Saturday October 24th, 2009
By Steven Booth
Ugly, ugly, ugly, and I’m not talking about the Dodgers disappointingly quick exit from the NLCS. Yes it was heartbreaking to see what was markedly better team than last year suffer basically suffer the same fate as the 2008 team, but that’s baseball. The smoke and mirrors starting pitching ultimately did them in, with [...]
Aren't the Vultures Supposed to Wait Until the Team is Officially Dead?
By: sbooth64 | Wednesday October 21st, 2009
By Steven Booth
Jeff Passan became officially the first rat to jump off the Titanic Dodger Bandwagon. In true courageous fashion, he jumped on them with two articles, one slamming Joe Torre, and the other going after Manny Rameriz for showering as his team had its heart ripped out by Jimmy Rollins’s game-wiining double off os [...]
Got Away With One: The Good and the Bad of the NLCS (From The Dodger Perspective)
By: sbooth64 | Saturday October 17th, 2009
By Steven Booth
The fact that the Dodgers aren’t going to Philly down 2-0 is a victory in and of itself. After Clayton Kershaw’s and Geroge Sherrill’s breakdown in Game 1 to Pedro Martinez’s brilliant Game 2 performance, I should be writing the “Who to keep, who to get rid of “article instead of going the Dodgers [...]
