• 28 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    It's All About the N.L.

    Wow! What a weekend of National League Baseball this is going to be! Unless of course you're a Mets fan.With three games to play, check out these races: * In the NL East, the Mets and the Phillies are tied* In the NL Central, the Cubs lead the Brewers by 2 games* In the NL West, the Diamondbacks le

  • 26 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Experiencing the METS!

     I've been to more sports events in this last month that many people go to in a year. Ok, so that's a bold statement, but my point is, if you read my last post on my first Yankees Game, I'm here to tell you that I've stepped it up a notch and went to my first Mets game last night. How did it ma

  • 26 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    College Football's New Playoff System

     Throughout its existence the BCS has created more questions then it has solved answers. An alternative has been created by yours truly and its called Winter Madness! The new system is inspired by the current BCS system, College Basketballs playoff system and Division I-AA's current playoff sys

  • 26 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    I'm Dave ... And I'm Addicted To Fantasy Football

    Sunday was a beautiful day here in New York City. About 75 degrees, bright blue skies — just picture perfect. Not that I would know. I spent the whole day inside, torturing myself.See, Sunday means NFL, which also means Fantasy Football. And (yes, I realize how truly pathetic this next senten

  • 25 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Still A Lot To Play For In The A.L.

    Less than a week to play for the Red Sox, Yankees, Indians, and Angels. They’re all making the playoffs. That’s the good news. Two teams will be on the road for Game 1. That’s the bad news. If you think there’s no reason to pay attention to the American League anymore, think again.

  • 24 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Loser of the Week (Wk 4)

    Everywhere you look it's 'Poor Notre Dame' — Hey, Don't Forget about College Football's Best LosersApparently the entire sports world was watching when ‘Loser of the Week’ debuted here a week ago. Instead of talking of great wins or surprisingly rising programs last week (anyone notice Kansasâ

  • 20 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Loser of the Week

    Not all glories in the wonderfully irrational world of COLLEGE FOOTBALL come with winsThe world's greatest piece of art isn’t in the Louvre, Uffizi or Metropolitan. It’s in Hamilton, Ontario, standing quietly outside the wonderfully absurd Canadian Football Hall of Fame. At first glance, the shi

  • 19 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    College Footballs Contenders and Pretenders

     Â   The Contenders- LSU - Penn State - USC - These three teams have it all. They went into the season as the favorites and have proven that they are the best of the best. With the exception of a few holes that only the best college and professional football scouts would notice these teams

  • 18 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    NY Football ... It's Craptastic!

    Two weeks into the NFL season and already football here in NY is on life support. The Giants stink, the Jets stink and just to complete the NY trifecta, the Buffalo Bills stink. That's no wins, six losses and a whole lot o' suck.As for the Bills, in light of what happened with Kevin Everett, they

  • 17 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Sports Thoughts

    A few things on my mind after spending way too many hours on the couch this weekend… 1. Unless you conveniently changed the channel during every commercial break, there’s no way you watched football this weekend and don’t have that new catchy iPod song stuck in your head

  • 14 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    I Get It ... Sports Reporters are GENIUSES!

    The more columns I read lately from sports reporters and professional sports bloggers, the more I’m noticing a really, really annoying trend: the self-serving ways these guys continuously pat themselves on the back. Now, maybe this has been going on for a long time, but in an era when there is so

  • 13 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Football Quarterback Busts

    The quarterback position is the most coveted position in the game of football. It's also the position that has only a dozen or so people that will ever be thought of as the all time greats. This list of quarterbacks is far from the greatest of all time. These guys are the reason general managers and

  • 13 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Really Funny (and kinda mean) Video

    http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1774718/ embed code: 

  • 12 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Long Days Journey Into the Meadowlands

    1. well, for a moment the day was bright for the Jets. They even had the ball first. Dave had been tailgating, and even got to hang with the Flight Crew, the Jets cheerleaders.2. But the sun wouldn't shine for long at Giants stadium as the Pats go on a methodical 92 yd. drive for their first TD of

  • 10 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    A Complete Football Meltdown

    Wow, what a weekend this was supposed to be! On Saturday, my alma mater, the University of Miami was headed to Norman, Oklahoma to take on the #5 ranked Oklahoma Sooners in a game that would show the country the 'Canes were for real this season. On Sunday, my beloved New York Jets were hosting the

  • 10 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Dropping The Ball

       A Look at the Truly Pathetic Performers of this Weekend 1. Michigan Wolverines: Don’t worry. They can still win the Big 10. That’s been the goal along. And thanks to the Wolverines, AP voters are now allowed to vote for I-AA teams. So at least they’re c

  • 06 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Best ... Athlete ... Alive

    Ladies and gentlemen, say hello to the world's greatest athlete. That's right, it's Roger Federer, a TENNIS player. Fresh off his terrific victory over Andy Roddick Wednesday night, Fed has once again shown why his greatness is unrivaled in any sport. Want some numbers? Here are some fun ones. He'

  • 05 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    My First Yankees Game

      Ever since I moved to New York, I wanted to do a few things: Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, Buy a hot dog from a street cart, hail a cab, and go to a Yankees game. I walked across the Brooklyn Bridge and that was OK, I got sick off a street dog last week, and the last cab I took, the

  • 02 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    No Luck For the Irish

    All the Quarterback mystique that Charlie Weis could muster couldn't stop Notre Dame from absolutely laying an egg in their home opener against Georgia Tech yesterday. And oh, what a stinky egg it was. The Notre Dame offense looked helpless and confused, unable to so much as move the ball during

  • 02 Sep

    Blog: Bleacher Bloggers

    Hail to the Victors Valiant

     What a Saturday of football we got this weekend, if you like the upsets. Well, not that Notre Dame getting smoked by Georgia Tech is an upset except in an historical sense, if that makes any sense. It probably doesn't. What makes even less sense is the Wolverines getting beaten by Appalachian S

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