Wednesday, September 28th, a day that I will remember as a rejuvenation for baseball.
1 night, 6 teams, 2 wild card spots...
By the time August rolls around and September is on its way, most sports fans have turned their attention to NCAAF or the NFL. The small minority of fans who keep an eye on the MLB are the fans that have a rooting interest in a potential playoff candidate. Being a Cub fan, I knew our season was over the minute we let Ryne Sandberg get away... last November. So my interest in the playoff picture was, at best, remote. I was aware of the contenders and as far as I could see, the playoff picture was pretty clear to me at the end of August.
NL: Phillies, Braves, Brewers, D-Backs
AL: Red Sox, Yankees, Tigers, Rangers (The Angels were still relevant)
Then September hit.
Friday, September 30, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
Irish Eyes Aren't Smiling
Two weeks through the college football season, two painful losses for my Fighting Irish. For the sake of my own health, mental and physical, I'm not even gonna discuss the South Florida meltdown. Instead I'm turning my full attention to the delightful and historical Michigan game.
114,000 people + The Big House + Night Game = Rocking Atmosphere
By far one of the most exciting crowds I have ever seen. The energy in the stadium appeared to challenge the likes of an SEC rivalry game. Watching on television was awesome, I can only imagine what it was like in the stadium.
114,000 people + The Big House + Night Game = Rocking Atmosphere
By far one of the most exciting crowds I have ever seen. The energy in the stadium appeared to challenge the likes of an SEC rivalry game. Watching on television was awesome, I can only imagine what it was like in the stadium.
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