Tag Archives: Fox Sports

The Hatred and Hilarity in Game One of the 2009 World Series

The hand that controls the dolphin is the hand that makes those terrible throws from Yankee Stadium’s right field, plus other notes from an evening of watching someone else’s team have a good time.

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Finally, A Reason To Watch The World Series

Player; manager; broadcaster: Ozzie Guillen stands on the verge of marginal, highly specific greatness. Again.

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Bold Predictions: Misinformation Systems Edition

Five incorrect statements likely to be declared as fact during today’s A’s/Sox broadcast on Fox: The Sox are in trouble without Jose Contreras on hand for the stretch run. Self-explanatory. Ken Griffey, Jr.’s veteran presence be the difference between the Sox making the playoffs and the Sox not making the playoffs. This may actually be [...]

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Say What You Want

If you read any of the Big Three mainstream media sports websites, you’re probably familiar with the so-called Power Rankings, in which each team in baseball is put through some extremely non-scientific analysis and ranked relative to one another. And if you read this site, you probably know I’m as big a supporter (and perpetrator) [...]

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The A.J. Pierzynski of Postseason Predictions

Examining exactly why the Chicago Cubs won the same number of playoff games this year as the 35th Street editorial team.

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  • "Nellie [Fox] was the toughest out for me. In twelve years, I struck him out once and I think the umpire blew the call."
    - Whitey Ford