Hey guys, thanks for checking in with us. We’re doing a little site construction right now. We should have everything running correctly fairly shortly. Then again, Steve and I from Massachusetts and New Jersey, respectively, so our interpretation of how long a construction delay should take may be different than your own.

As a follow up to JMK’s Knicks article, I’m bringing my Celtics take on the trade deadline.  While I like the Eddie House for Nate Robinson trade, I’m going to write on what the Celtics didn’t do, and that’s trade Ray Allen(‘s contract).  Ray Allen(‘s contract) was an extremely valuable trade chip, and the time [...]

As a Knicks fan, I’ve been conditioned to assume the worst, both in on-court performance and in Front Office moves. Whether it be watching the Knicks collapse in the third and fourth quarters virtually every game, displaying little defensive aptitude and a hearty inclination to haphazardly throw the ball near the hoop; or the decision [...]

Will Nomar Garciaparra get Red Sox nation to rally around him when his name arrives on the Hall of Fame ballot the way Jim “feared” Rice did?  Based on his controversial exit with the Sox, it’s a good question, and if they care to dig into it, Nomar likely has as good a Hall case [...]

There’s no ‘tea’ in team, according to witnesses at the scene of a hideously bloody crime along the Los Angeles Hump Interchange. A routine drive to purchase tea turned tragic on Tuesday for one of baseball’s most beloved figures. Joe Torre, current Dodger manager and manager of four World Championship teams with the New York [...]

There’s been a lot of speculation as to what kind of contract Derek Jeter will receive when his 10-year $189 million deal is up in 2010. Some have said The Captain is in line to receive a 3-4 year deal for around $75-100 million, while others have said he’ll be in pinstripes ’til 2016, when [...]

As much as I hate hearing about steroids in baseball (they all did it, get over it), why is it that Cal Ripken not only escapes any suspicion, but people go out of their way to claim that he didn’t use? I don’t get it; first of all there is no defined “steroid era,” so [...]

A post over at River Ave. Blues today (http://tinyurl.com/boggs1992) revisited when the Yankees signed Wade Boggs in the winter of 1992.  This got me thinking about how underappreciated Boggs was during his time.  While yes, he was a 1st ballot Hall of Famer with 3000 hits and was often applauded for his high batting average, [...]