The first two times I watched a pilot television show written by Aaron Sorkin, he hooked me with one line. After watching “The Newroom,” he did it again.
This year’s NBA Finals could be the beginning of an era. But most (myself included) will be too subjective to see it.
The refs took Game Five of the Eastern Conference finals out of the hands of the players. Not all the players, but the most important players for each team.
Anymore, sports analysis is just a lot of talking for the sake of filling up time.
The playoffs are an exciting time, but what are the most exciting potential Finals match ups?
Choosing a quarterback with the first overall pick in the draft is not necessarily foolish, but trading up for the No. 2 pick to use on the second-best QB seems like a pretty big risk to take.
In sports, just like in reality television, the key is connecting to the individuals competing. And that’s why I just can’t get into hockey.
Dwight Howard’s career in Orlando has lived long enough for the hero to see himself become a villain.
If players could still go straight to the NBA from high school, we wouldn’t have the opportunity to watch them play in college at all. That would be a shame.
Is Tiger finally back? His performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational makes it appear so.