April 2014

By Mark Miller So how does a team that committed eight errors, managed only two home runs and two stolen bases and had an Opening Day starter with a 15.75 earned run average split its […]

By Will Martin If there’s an advantage to starting off the season on the heels of three straight 100 game losing seasons no one is really expecting much of anything from you until a radical […]

By Will Martin Friday at Texas Motor Speedway was a non stop hotbed of action in between a food tasting competition (in which yours truly played a part) to qualifying races to determine who shall […]

  By Martin Iheke The Dallas Stars continue to make a run at the playoffs, but they need to be more consistent. Beating teams that are better than them on paper is good, but losing […]

By Will Martin As the biggest weekend in college basketball approaches, I’m hopeful that the Wisconsin Badgers are preparing for the Florida Gators as they look forward to the chance to win their first National […]

By Trey McLaughlin Game Info Saturday – April 5 – 7:49 P.M. AT&T Stadium TV: TBS This Final Four matchup features two very different teams with the second-seeded Wisconsin Badgers coming in as the experienced […]

By Trey McLaughlin Game Info #7 Connecticut Huskies vs. #1 Florida Gators Saturday – April 5 – 5:09 P.M. AT&T Stadium TV: TBS This Final Four matchup between the expected and the unexpected features the […]

By Tommy Kennicot The Final Four is here and perhaps we’ll avoid any weather tragedies that the “Man Upstairs” can throw our way. If it ices or a tornado rolls through then we should all […]

WHAT MUSICIANS CAN AND CAN’T WRITE OFF By Peter Gerstenzang Despite the glamorous images you see on television, most musicians have difficult lives. There’s the endless touring, bad food and the drug problem. Nobody knows […]

Jordan’s shot just the climax of the greatest Final Four ever By Mark Miller It was the dawn of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Final Four as we know and love it today. The scene […]