La Russa Debacle: Another Reinsdorf Disgrace
“At some point, America will grasp that the inept Chicago sports owner was lucky to stumble upon Michael Jordan and, otherwise, will be remembered for a series of historically bad decisions.”
“At some point, America will grasp that the inept Chicago sports owner was lucky to stumble upon Michael Jordan and, otherwise, will be remembered for a series of historically bad decisions.”
Unlike Trump, the President-elect vows to attack the coronavirus with a national mask order, which could jeopardize reckless leagues in 2021 until — or, if — a promising vaccine is ready.
A periodic look at the best and worst in sports media from an industry veteran who is neither a cardboard cutout nor a virtual fan.
If a mangled country is beyond repair, and the candidates are as phony as the election itself, the best advice Tuesday is to watch a movie and try to stay safe in a volatile moment in U.S. history.
MLB must explain the suspicious timeline behind Justin Turner’s positive test, which tainted a compelling World Series and turned the champions into visible symbols of America’s coronavirus divide.
“A periodic look at the best and worst in sports media from an industry veteran who is neither a cardboard cutout nor a virtual fan.”
If the World Series brought back the pulsating thrill of a great finish, it also reflected a new reality: People are watching sports in significantly fewer numbers as America braces for a long, virus-bullish winter.
“Just when it seemed the electric Mookie Betts and the Dodgers might sweep, the Rays seized a curious L.A. flaw — shallow and unpredictable pitching — and reminded us why they’re here.”
“A periodic look at the best and worst in sports media from an industry veteran who is neither a cardboard cutout nor a virtual fan.”
Another October crash would be especially painful for the L.A. bluebloods, who should not underestimate Tampa Bay, a modern baseball miracle that might make Dave Roberts eat his bold prediction.