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Hardly matters what you order, it now will be served with a topping of preposterous and a side of ridiculous.
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Tuesday night on YES, David Cone was on a roll.
In the fourth inning against the Braves — in another game that challenged the better senses to find something, anything, more sensible — Cone
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Imagine the big league team that breaks spring training to demonstrably declare: “You may beat us, now and then, but never at the Game of Baseball!
“Hi, Sparky Fungobatz here, to talk a little
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Show of hands: How many of you are stupid? I mean buy-the-Brooklyn Bridge stupid?
By now, one would think it’s time for TV to cut it out. Instead, it remains tethered to the notion that its
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Ever drive to Florida? Many miles before you reach Dillon, S.C., you begin to be broadsided by large highway billboards pitching a highway stop near Dillon called “South of the Border,” a
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Perhaps it’s time for a significant third political party, the Surprise Party. It would represent the most vastly underrepresented U.S. citizens, those who value and even practice common
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One of my favorite sports sideshow characters has become Rusty Hardin, a Houston-based big shot attorney given to winning photo-op attention with eye-raising claims, countrified sound bites and boasts
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Years ago, when Frank McLaughlin, then Fordham AD, attended one of those feckless NCAA reform conventions, he was stunned to see and hear Jerry Tarkanian, basketball coach of notoriously lawless UNLV,
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Funny, how things work out. Or don’t.
For the past few days, New York sports fans might have been mourning the passing of one of their most beloved play-by-play voices. Instead, that willing
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Your NBA team, up five in the second quarter, has a 4-on-2 fast break. What would you instruct your players to do? Hit the brakes and take a 25-footer, right?
For 10 seasons, 1967-68 through
Hardly matters what you order, it now will be served with a topping of preposterous and a side of ridiculous.
