CanadianChris

It wouldn't have been so terrible if his mic hadn't kept cutting out. A little embarrassing, though.

Apparently, the Senators got lost on the way back from the dressing room to start the third period. 4-1 Penguins, and this series is all but over.

Around 11,000 at Camden Yards tonight to watch two first place teams. It's only April, but still, that's terrible.

This sums it up for me, except to add that I'll watch any game in HD over any other game except for the Jays.

Someone told me that Vizio uses LG components as well, but they're a small company that makes their own TVs.

I was watching the 30th anniversary broadcast of Gary Player's win in 1978 yesterday. There were a ton of guys making big moves up the leaderboard that day, too. 1998 was another great one, with O'Meara holding off Couples and Duval. It's just sad that there doesn't seem to be a 65 or 66 out there to be had on Sunday anymore. Immelman shot 75 and won by 3 -- that's not the Masters I remember. It's another US Open in April.

I didn't think it was that good. I'm already tired of not seeing any big runs up the leaderboard anymore. All you can do now is wait for someone to make a huge mistake or two. 2004 seems like ages ago.

I knew a 69 would've put Tiger on top. That would've gotten him into a playoff. And he easily left three shots out on the course.

Where the hell is the umpire?

Are you serious? The West playoffs could be one of the all-time greatest. The East playoffs will be good at least once they get to the second round. And you can't possibly tell me you wouldn't watch a Celtics-Lakers Finals.

BJ Ryan makes his first appearance in 365 days, coming into a 5-4 game in the bottom of the 10th...and promptly gives up a leadoff triple. Nice. And some good defence leaves the runner stranded at third. Even nicer.

After listening to everyone the past three weeks, it'll probably seal Kobe's MVP, too.

Well, this is certainly one of the most anticlimactic Masters finishes I've seen in nearly 25 years of watching.

As if the Sens weren't up against it enough, now it looks like Jason Spezza won't play tomorrow night with a leg injury.

Thank God. Who's the worst NFL play-by-play announcer now? Joe Buck? Dick Stockton?

Quite a race going on in the Leastern Division.

Mr. Tony only left ESPN Radio.

And watch Tiger shoot a 61. Yeah, I don't think so. If he can shoot a 69 or 70, though, I wouldn't be surprised to see him win it.

That's it, it was Tony Marchette.

Tomorrow should be fun. Conditions are supposed to be brutal. I don't know that any lead will be safe.

The amazing thing is that he played the par 5s in even par yesterday. If he can start birdieing some of those holes, look out.

Well, yeah, but I picked Broda because he's actually dead.

This is the truth.

Judging from that line, the Sox were uncharacteristically impatient at the plate. That's something Wang needs to be successful.

Kaz Fukumori came into tonight's game for the Rangers with an ERA of 20.25. And amazingly, with three runs on four hits and a walk in a third of an inning, he made it worse (32.40).