We’re 1/3 of the way through the season which means it’s time to stuff the online All Star ballots. There will probably be retired people and terrible people and mediocre people elected to the game, but that doesn’t mean you … Continue reading
When the Denver Broncos reinstated Tim Tebow as their starting quarterback, the forward pass wasn’t the real casualty at Mile High Stadium. Logic itself died that very day. Stats are awesome, except when they’re not. Numerous statistics—simple, advanced, and mediocre—show … Continue reading
The Eagles are seeking a special consultant to assist their offensive-line-coach-turned-defensive-coordinator, and I knew right away just the man for the job: me. Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid has engaged in discussions with the team’s front-office hierarchy on whether to bring … Continue reading
I didn’t want last year’s post on the Consitution to be my only advice for fantasy commissioners. As an experienced league commissioner who’s only had 3 fantasy-related fistfights between owners in the past 5 years, I feel secure sharing my … Continue reading
How many times have we heard it? Epitomized by Thom Loverro in the Washington Post, the popular view is that the Eastern Conference Finals boils down to “the glory of team basketball vs. the glory of the individual.” We’ll hear … Continue reading
Note: Heat over Bulls (6 games) to win the East, as I’ve been writing, so no need for further explanation!* The Thunder The Mavericks’ march for revenge for the 2006 Finals goes through the Oklahoma City–a throwdown which will provide the … Continue reading