Wednesday, September 30, 2009

The Cleveland Indians Have Done The Inevitable




The Cleveland Indians have fired manager Eric Wedge.

The Indians were one game away from the World Series in 2007. The Indians fell out of contention in 2008, and then traded away AL Cy Young Award Winner C.C. Sabathia.

In 2009,the Cleveland Indians were the runaway favorite for the AL Central with the new additions of Mark DeRosa and Kerry Wood, but the Indians fell out of contnetion again in 2009, and traded away AL Cy Young Award Winner Cliff Lee.

Indians fans have been calling for the firing of Wedge for a while now.

Monday, September 28, 2009

New York Yankees Clinch AL East


The New York Yankees have won the American League East!

They swept the Boston Red Sox in a three game series.

The Yankees earned their 100th victory of the season, and have earned homefield advantage throughout the playoffs.

Here is the Audio Call by John Sterling of the Yankees cliching the AL East!


The Yankees have a prolific offense, and their pitching is some of the best in baseball.

The YES Network's Kimberly Jones interviews Derek Jeter after the Yankees Clinch the AL East.


Joe Girardi, Mariano Rivera, and Mark Texiera talk after the Yankees clinch the AL East.

Lions Win, Yankees Clinch AL East

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Video:World's Longest Basketball Shot - by "Dude Perfect"

Dude Perfect Shoots Off the 3rd Deck of Kyle Field (Texas A&M's Football Stadium)
Take a look at it from both angles simultaneously!

Bobby Cox Gets One Year Extension, Will Retire In 2010


Bobby Cox has agreed to a one year extension for the 2010 season.

Cox will retire following the 2010 season, where he will become a consultant to advise the Braves in baseball operations.

There was talk of both Bobby Cox hanging it up after this season and Chipper Jones retiring in 2010, but following this news, I expect Chipper to retire after the 2010 season.

I expect the Braves to fight long and hard to win one more division title, one more World Series title for Bobby Cox.

Bobby Cox has managed the Braves since 1990. Cox led Atlanta to fourteen straight postseason appearances and to the 1995 World Series Championship.

Monday, September 21, 2009

The Houston Astros Continue To Do The Wrong Things


The Houston Astros fired manager Cecil Cooper with thirteen games left in the season. I don't understand why they didn't wait until after the season to make this move. The Astros are an old team, with old players like Lance Berkman and Roy Oswalt who are past their prime.

The Houston Astros could use a complete rebuilding. I do not think their owner, Drayton McLane, would allow that.

Perhaps Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio will return to the Astros with some kind of coaching job! I really would like to see "The Killer B's" with something more than a restaurant at Minute Maid Park.

49ers Top Seahawks, Bears Beat Steelers