EVIL~! alkeiper

I actually picked Western Kentucky to win. I'm really regretting not taking UCLA further though.

In honor of the 1908 Cubs, I'm going to do a bit of a piece on the 1908 NL season. Anything special I should cover?

A bit offtopic, but has anyone else grown a strong distaste for luxury cars, insurance companies and banking institutions over the last few days?

Exactly. I can't stress this enough. CREDIT YOUR SOURCES. Don't pass off shit without telling us who wrote it. Make it clear that it is NOT your writing.

Enigma, did you write that yourself or did you get it from another website?

And that whole bubble thing amuses me. In College football, analysts complain that deserving teams are left out when they only take the top two teams. College Basketball has a 65 team field, and people STILL complain about which teams were left out.

I couldn't resist. Kinetic wasn't around to knock it out of the park either.

Some coach thinks expanding the field is a good idea? I'm sorry, but when your 64th team loses a game 70-29, it's a good sign that the last teams are already a bit overmatched.

Honestly, I don't notice it. Of course it might be different on my screen.

At least good tickets are easy to find. I went to Camden last August, got lower level seats inexpensively, met Boog Powell and had a great time. I think the best thing is to look at the young players and embrace individual performances. that is the best part...i've already got tickets for some red sox and yankee games, and theres never a shortage of cheap tickets for every other team though why is it when the BoSox play at Camden, it ebcomes a BoSox home game? A couple of reasons. Their overall popularity, the shorter distance to Boston, and the fact that it is still easier to get into Camden Yards for a Red Sox game than into Fenway Park for any game. The Phillies have the Red Sox as well this year. The Phillies are using a ticket lottery to sell single game tickets for the series. Going into a drawing for tickets against a team who has taken the last eight of nine games from the home team? Pass.

At least good tickets are easy to find. I went to Camden last August, got lower level seats inexpensively, met Boog Powell and had a great time. I think the best thing is to look at the young players and embrace individual performances.

Overheard: "I didn't think Jonathon Cox would have the advantage on the inside." Silly announcer, Cox ALWAYS has the advantage on the inside.

Ed Delahanty

Howard Finkel vs. Harvey Whippleman - Tuxedo Match

It's really tempting to switch things around on a day-to-day basis. I'm standing pat for now, and it paid off with a sweep of Bored's team.

Personally, I loved the comment that 16 Poles converted in the entire country!

Weird. Mine showed up as one minute as well, but played without a problem.

Czech, do you ever talk about anything besides sports?

UCLA has absolutely slaughtered Mississippi Valley.

Check out this article on a famous Mets phenom

Here's the famous Andre the Giant feature

Have you tried actually watching the shows?

I got a new Game of Life a couple years ago. Goddamn they got cheap with the board and pieces. It was awful. Anyone ever hear of a French card game called Miles Borne?

Upset purely in the sense of a lower seeded team winning.