I’ve never been a big HR derby fan, nor have I been a big Josh Hamilton fan. Today’s article in the New York Times — the first I’ve read to treat Hamilton and Milton Bradley somewhat equally — changed my tune somewhat.
But watching him tonight in this meaningless contest — I was truly mesmerized. [...]
The Night Josh Hamilton Changed My Mind
July 15th, 2008 · 7 Comments
Tags: Baseball
Korean Culture Night at Shea Stadium Means Fun, Food and Frolic For Tampaite
July 15th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Words by David Chalk, Photography by the Minister of Fun
I spent a lot of last week writing about a gas promotion at historic Tropicana Field and a food promotion at Yankee Stadium. But when I got cheap tickets to see the Mets at Shea Stadium, I went without knowing I would be attending perhaps [...]
How the NFL Despises the World
July 15th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Before it gets too old I want to bring you this very good article by Dayn Perry of Baseball Prospectus. He really makes a great case — basically asking why baseball gets bogged down in the steroid controversy (amongst others) while the sport featuring small truck-sized, 400 lb. monsters, running like track athletes gets off [...]
Tags: Good Ol' Football
The Guide to The Vice Guide to North Korea
July 15th, 2008 · No Comments
You might remember I enjoyed VBS.TV’s Vice Guide to North Korea. If you haven’t already watched it I recommend it. CNN has an interview with Shane Smith, the fun-loving, bearded fellow who was in NK doing the reporting.
The interview is kind of interesting on it’s own because he goes into some detail about what [...]
Tags: Culture