There’s so much bizarre to terrible sports journalism that I don’t give it much attention unless it’s pretty egregious, and honestly that hasn’t happened in a while. A lot of the stuff that is totally out there is by professional trolls like Greg Doyel and so I don’t pay them any mind. I’m also not [...]
Oh No The Yankees Lost Their First Game!!!
PANIC!!! DECLARING FREE AGENTS BUSTS AFTER ONE GAME!!! NEW YORK SPORTS MEDIA!!!
New York Sports Media Quote of the Day – March 4th, 2009
Today we feature Mike Vacarro of the New York Post, from his article “Alex Not in Same Class As Captain America”. This bit caused my eyes to start bleeding: The trendy thing to do among skeptics, cynics and statistical analysts is to diminish who Derek Jeter is, what Jeter is, what he brings to the [...]
New York Sports Media Quote of the Day – February 18th, 2009
The first entry in this exciting feature comes from George King III, writer for the esteemed NY Post. It wasn’t as bad as R. Budd Dwyer’s last press conference 22 years ago, when the Pennsylvania treasurer shot himself to death on national television. But yesterday’s performance by Alex Rodriguez was full of holes. Hmm yes, [...]
The New York Post Is Stalking A-Rod Again
Not that they ever really stopped, but they’ve picked it up because well, it’s not like there’s anything else going on to report about right? Looking relaxed, smiling and carrying a plastic bag full of fruit, Rodriguez strolled into the Hecht Athletic Center gym at the University of Miami for a workout that lasted about [...]
More Pettitte Back and Forth
Joel Sherman (probably erroneously) reported yesterday that the Yankees are going to cut Pettitte’s contract offer which would, in essence, then telling him to go away. Period. Pettitte recently rejected the Yanks’ latest $10 million overture, and now – barring a wave of sentimentality by the Yanks or significant strategy shift by either side – [...]
Going To Games Makes It Hard To Write About The Games
Phew, I had a long week at Yankee Stadium as I often do when the Yankees are playing against non big-ticket teams. I saw some good, some bad, and had some death wishes. Here’s my observations on this week: Jorge Posada being back in the lineup is great, and really strengthens the bottom of the [...]
The New York Post: Worst Newspaper In America
This is not really news for anyone who has ever seen or read it, but the New York Post is pretty much the worst, most sensationalist and ridiculous newspaper in America. Here is today’s Front Page: If that wasn’t stupid enough, they also published this oh-so hilarious and entertaining graphic sidebar with the article: I [...]