On Thursday night, the Yankees and Red Sox renew their rivalry. We break down the series.

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A Threatening letter targeting the African American and Latino players on the Boston Red Sox has changed the very nature of a series set to present baseball at its best.

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As the College World Series nears its finale, the writer taps the collective memory of an NCAA baseball team. 

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A look at the difference a year makes in the career of one of the most successful active pitchers.

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The Fantasy Press Secretary of the Fantasy Flying Groin Kicks delivers the state of the Groin Kicks to the many fantasy members of Groin Kick Universe. 

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Based on the epidemic of missed homerun calls over the past week, is it time to find a place for instant replay in the MLB?

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Seeing as how I have reached the burnout point of a teacher’s year, I have recently found it hard to string coherent thoughts together to make a cogent point.  Although I was able to argue down an eighth grader claiming that “white chocolate,” Jason Williams, was a better basketball player than Michael Jordan, I have found it difficult to both devise and support a viable column over the past few weeks.  As a result, seeing as we have reached the quarter point of this 2008 season, I decided to post some of my more random musings. 

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The writer spent a Friday night at Yankee Stadium with two of his favorite people, where he debated on whether or not to hit the panic button, paid too much for refreshments, and got to see just a little bit of history.

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A look at the troubles with closers in this early season.

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A look at the first meeting between the Bronx Bombers and Red Sox Nation with Rick Vaughn, Lou Brown, Roger Dorn, and the rest of the Cleveland Indians

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Today’s professional athletes should be allowed to show spontaneous emotion without criticism from traditionalists like Michael Kay.

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Yankee fans have only one more season to pay tribute to “The House That Ruth Built.”

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