Let's Play One: Twins-White Sox In One Game Playoff Tonight

The White Sox and Twins are playing for all the marbles.

Tonight is a one game playoff between the Chicago White Sox and the Minnesota Twins.

Tonight's Pitching matchup will be awesome. Nick Blackburn starts for the Twins; John Danks gets the call for the White Sox.

The Winner of this one game playoff will go play the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League Divisional Series.

Watch the game on TBS!

Raiders Fire Lane Kiffin

The Oakland Raiders fired Lane Kiffin on Tuesday just four games into his second season, bringing finality to a situation that had been simmering for eight months.

Al Davis has hired and fired yet another coach. The Raiders have not had a solid team since the Bill Callahan days.

Who will become the new Raiders coach?

Ramirez Slams White Sox Into Playoff With Twins

October will start early for two American League teams. The Chicago White Sox and Minnesota Twins will play a one-game playoff for the A-L Central title after Chicago beat Detroit 8-2.

Alexi Ramirez's Grand Slam broke the game wide open, turning the game from a 2-2 tie to a 6-2 White Sox lead.

Tonight is the one game playoff! Watch it on TBS or listen to it on ESPN Radio!

Winless Rams Fire Coach Scott Linehan

Hopefully Marc Bulger gets his job back as starting quarterback, and hopefully the Rams find their winning to attempt to save their season.

White Sox Must Win Today To Force One Game Playoff

Paul Konerko and the Chicago White Sox have to beat the Detroit Tigers today to keep their postseason hopes alive.

If the Sox beat Detroit, the Twins and White Sox will play a one game playoff on Tuesday to decide the AL Central Champion.

Phillies Win NL East

The Philladelphia Phillies have won the National League East for the second straight season.

Brad Lidge was perfect in his save opportunities in 2008.


Ryan Howard should win the National League MVP Vote.

I Can't wait to see how Philly plays in the postseason.

Tampa Bay Rays Win AL East

The Tampa Bay Rays have waited a long time for this moment.

They had to wait until 12:51 this morning to celebrate, but it was well worth the wait.

The New York Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 19-8 last night, meaning the Tampa Bay Rays have won the AL East for the first time in their ten year history.


Tampa Bay, which had never won more than 70 games in a season, became the first team other than Boston and New York to win the division since Baltimore did it in 1997.

Their motto was “9=8”—which essentially translates to nine players playing hard for nine innings every day equals one of eight postseason berths.

What an incredible season the Rays have had. They have home field advantage for at least the first round of the playoffs (The Los Angeles Angels have home field advantage throughout the playoffs) and their fans will be selling out Tropicana Field to show their support for the Rays.

Congratulations to the Tampa Bay Rays on an incredible season.