The Moves the Mets Didn’t Make May Be Their Path to Success Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - December 29, 20180 The Robinson Cano trade looks great on paper in the short term so Mets general manager, Brodie Van Wagenen got instant points with the fanbase. The problem is he was so busy that the offers he made that weren’t accepted, were for the best, but that was just dumb luck. The
Very Cavallari Season 2 is Coming Entertainment by Russ_Cohen - December 21, 20180 Kristin may be the star of the show but Jay Cutler is there to throw in one-liners and opposition whenever he can. Sometimes just plain indifference makes him compelling. Here's a quick peek when they get a llama: Thanks, E!
Kravtsov’s Plan Is Working Perfectly Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - December 20, 2018December 20, 20180 Vitali Kravtsov was drafted by the New York Rangers with the ninth overall pick in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. At that time most, who saw or at least heard of the talented prospect liked the pick. As time has marched on, that pick keeps looking better. This season he has
Yusei Kikuchi is Gaining Attention in Baseball Circles Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - December 20, 20180 Yusei Kikuchi the latest Japanese pitcher who has come to the states to get a job in major league baseball. He’s a lefty with a lot of pitches who can throw 98. He got permission from the Seibu Lions to come over because under the rules he wouldn’t have been
Princeton vs. Penn State Notes Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - December 16, 20180 Princeton was down 4-1 and came back to tie it up 4-4. The game ended in that tie so here’s what I saw: Princeton: Max Veronneau – 6-0, 180 – RW – His first goal of the game was pretty. He had to settle down a puck with a guy pushing on
THE BOSS: GEORGE STEINBRENNER Baseballology by Harvey Frommer - December 12, 2018December 12, 20180 “If things go right, they're his team. If things go wrong, they're your team. His favorite line is, 'I will never have a heart attack. I give them.'" -Bob Watson, former Yankee GM With the recent unfair turn down of his admission to the Baseball Hall of Fame, one can only wonder
Harold Baines Hall of Fame Induction Has Opened the Flood Gates Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - December 12, 20180 For years the National Baseball Hall of Fame made sure their membership was pretty elite. That’s not to say there wasn’t a debatable induction here or there but by and large, the writers and committees did a fine job. This year when they announced that Harold Baines would be one
A Quick Q & A with beIN Sports Anchor Jeremy St. Louis Uncategorized by Russ_Cohen - December 12, 20180 Russ: Super Bowl 51 was the most recent championship for the New England Patriots. Do you think the Patriots will have a chance to repeat this year? Jeremy: I will never, EVER count the Patriots out as long as Tom Brady and Bill Belichick are together on that team. They were
Tommie Weatherspoon Has Raised Some Talented Sons Hoopsology by Russ_Cohen - December 10, 2018July 7, 20190 Tommie Weatherspoon has three sons all playing basketball. Two of them Nick and Quinndary play for Mississippi State. The third, Brandon, is a high school senior, and he plays as well for Canton, Mississippi. Clarence Weatherspoon, former 76ers star, is a coach for Southern Miss, no relation. Both of Tommie's sons
Say It Ain’t Syndergaard Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - November 30, 20180 This winter has been a whirlwind for Mets fans. Nobody believed they were “really” in on Bryce Harper, so they could easily ignore that. Many shook their heads as they chose Travis d’Arnaud over Wilmer Flores, but that’s still small potatoes. Trying to acquire Robinson Cano seems to be just
