Month: September 2012
By The Numbers: Trout vs. Cabrera
The debate over the AL MVP award shoots straight at the heart of the discussion about baseball statistics. Miguel Cabrera could well win the Triple Crown which, you know, would tend […]
Triple Crown No M.V.P. Guarantee
Some exciting pennant races remain, Stephen Strasburg has been shut down for the season, Josh Hamilton has a problem with caffeine . . . and yet one of the most […]
Huskies And Cardinal? That’s A Stretch
This one falls under the category of cognitive dissonance, as some Huskies fans have pointed out some almost-interesting facts about the Steve Sarkisian era in Seattle. It has been mentioned that […]
Huskies And Cardinal? That's A Stretch
This one falls under the category of cognitive dissonance, as some Huskies fans have pointed out some almost-interesting facts about the Steve Sarkisian era in Seattle. It has been mentioned that […]
Catching Up With Sean Keller
Finally caught up with Sean Keller, one of the country's preeminent javelin throwers. Keller, a recent graduate of Heritage High School, finished eighth at the Olympic Trials last summer. He […]
The Worst Day In Sports History
Today is the 40th anniversary of the Munich massacre, when Palestinian terrorists murdered 11 Israeli athletes and coaches at the Olympic Games. If you haven't seen "One Day in September," […]