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When the NY Yankees signed pitcher CC Sabathia in the off-season, they had hoped his poor showing in the playoffs vs. Philadelphia was an aberration, and that he would revert to the dominant form he had in Cleveland and Milwaukee. Unfortunately, it isn't an aberration. Not now, anyway. Sabathia was tapped as the opening day starter vs. Baltimore on Monday, and was shelled again. He left in the 5th with the Orioles up 6-1, but the Bronx Bombers couldn't quite catch up, losing 10-5. ...
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You know, I was browsing through a baseball beckett issue and I was really quite shocked when looking through the pages. It is kind of crazy how back in the day there was only the base set and maybe an extra subset within each brand. Nowadays, it seems like each brand has so many different things you can get in each pack. I honestly think that sometimes it is almost too much and it would have been easier to collect back in the day. It seems that cards are over produced and makes collecting quite ...
Well to catch up on the past couple weeks, I'll talk about my trip to Canada with the girlfriend and the Oilers and Oil Kings hockey games. We drove from Oregon up to Edmonton which is a 17 hour drive. The good thing is we're still not sick of each other, lol. Besides winning at 5 pin bowling, miniature golf, and everything else against her...we went to an Edmonton Oilers game and Edmonton Oil Kings game. I must admit, Rexall is a great arena to watch hockey in. It looks ...
At the end of last season, pitchers Pedro Martinez & Oliver Perez became free agents. The Mets had a choice, and, based on what I saw on Saturday in the pre-season finale vs. Boston, they made the wrong one in keeping Perez, who couldn't get out of the first inning. Ever since acquiring Perez in a mid-season deal in 2006 en route to ending Atlanta's run as the Beast of the NL East, the Mets have seen him at his best and his worst. Unfortunately, more often than not, it's his worst. ...