I love how baseball is so unpredictable. The last column I wrote was that of singing the praises of Will Rhymes. Well, this Monday night Rhymes was optioned back to class AAA Toledo. In his stead comes the guy I picked to be 2010 Rookie of the Year before his nagging ankle injury left him [...]
Sizemore-ing Up the Tigers
By: AnnexNate | Tuesday May 3rd, 2011
Yuri Foreman Works Out & Knee Looks Ready for March 12 Fight
By: Tony Mangia | Tuesday March 1st, 2011
Yuri Foreman, the first orthodox Jew to win a championship fight in nearly 70 years, worked out today in a Manhattan gym before getting ready to take off for his Super Welterweight match up against Pawel Wolak March 12 in Las Vegas. It is Foreman’s first fight since losing the title last June. At Kingsway [...]
Growing Pains
By: spharrgcs | Sunday January 16th, 2011
Despite being a #1 seed, the Atlanta Falcons show they still have a long way to go Scott Pharr, Atlanta, GA The game turned on a dime, and then it was over. For most of the first half of last night’s NFC divisional playoff game between the Falcons and Green Bay Packers, the game looked [...]
“The Fighter” Delivers In Every Round
By: Tony Mangia | Saturday December 18th, 2010
The film “The Fighter”, a true story about “Irish” Mickey Ward’s improbable road to the world light welterweight title will not disappoint film or boxing fans alike. It is one of the most absorbing and realistic boxing films ever made.
Gangstas Using Cincinnati Reds Caps For NYC Court Intimidation
By: Tony Mangia | Monday November 29th, 2010
The Cincinnati Reds baseball cap has become a prominent fashion accessory in New York City courthouses and authorities are not happy about it. This recent penchant for the Reds is not an affectionate nod to NL MVP Joey Votto or even a disrespect to the Mets. The baseball cap with the iconic ‘C’ in the [...]
