Here are three interviews from the Jim Rome show regarding the Barry Bonds controversy. Right click on the links below and choose “Save as”.
The first is with Tom Verducci, the Sports Illustrated writer who has been writing about the story for the past year or so. He comments on the excerpts of the […]

I do not like David Ortiz. I hate the Boston Red Sox. I don’t think a DH should ever win the MVP. But if I had a vote for MVP, I’d cast it for Big Poopi.
Why?
Because after last night, I don’t want Alex Rodriguez to get it. Scratch that; after the […]

He’s done it again. Top of the 8th, no outs, Yankees down 6-5 at Fenway. Posada leads off with a double, and Torre sends Tony Womack in to run for him.
Why???
It’s a desperation move to get a single run that will only tie the game. If that is the only run they […]

It’s the 4th inning right now, and Kevin Brown has already given up 8 earned runs to the freaking DEVIL RAYS. Seriously, have we gotten anything from him except heartache? The only positive thing that ever came out of trading for him is that we got rid of Jeff Weaver in the transaction. […]

The Anaheim Angles seem like they change their name more often than John Camp Cougarmellon:
1961 - The Los Angeles Angels1966 - The California Angels1997 - The Anaheim Angels2005 - The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
In the next name change, they should try to be a bit more specific. How about “The Los Angeles, California […]

Last night the Yankees beat the Red Sox and one Pedro Martinez (his brother is Ramon). This morning I was reading the game summary on Yahoo! Sports, and I ran across a quote from Pedro that almost made me spit coffee all over my laptop. This may just be the best quote I’ve […]

Mike Greenberg of the Mike & Mike Morning Show on ESPN Radio made a not-so-subtle suggestion this morning that there may have been more to the 1st inning of last night?s MLB All-Star Game than just a poor performance by Roger Clemens. Is it possible that Mike Piazza was tipping the hitters off to […]