Dez Bryant has been a lightening rod for media discussion over the last year, but very little of this talk has involved his play on the football field. Almost everyone has an opinion on Bryant’s background, upbringing, work ethic, attendance record, and other off-the-field digressions. Most people also have a strong opinion with regard to [...]
Filed under: Dallas Cowboys, Football, NFL | Tagged: Dallas Cowboys, Dez Bryant, the woodman | 2 Comments »
Anyone that follows the Jack of All Sports knows that when we need to get the scoop on Maryland sports, we ONLY interview Jeff Ermann and Seth Hoffman from insideMDsports.com. The best website for receiving exclusive information and interacting on Terp recruiting and athletics is having a limited time offer. What are you waiting for…check [...]
Filed under: Terps | Tagged: www.insideMDsports.com, jeff ermann, seth hoffman, jack of all sports | Leave a Comment »
Anyone who studies politics knows that the United States is scouring the world looking for any person or country that has weapons of mass destruction. Instead of going oversees, they only need to travel 40 minutes north up I-95 to M&T Bank stadium to find the “weapons of mass destruction”. Anquan Boldin, Derrick Mason, Ray [...]
Filed under: Football, NFL, Ravens | Tagged: Anquan Boldin, dennis pitta, donte stallworth, Ed Dickson, Ray Rice, Todd Heap | 6 Comments »
Things are looking up in the D.C. sports landscape after a lost decade of mediocrity and disappointment. In recent years, D.C. has been a city devoid of star talent (please spare me that Gilbert Arenas is a star) or a marquee franchise that is relevant on a national scale. But the cyclical nature of sports [...]
Filed under: Basketball | Tagged: alexander ovechkin, dan snyder, Donovan McNabb, gilbert arenas, john wall, mike green, mike shanahan, nicklas backstrom, stephen strasburg, ted leonsis | 2 Comments »
First Base in Major League Baseball is defined as the biggest power position of any of the eight fielding positions. Ryan Howard, Albert Pujols, Prince Fielder, Adrian Gonzalez are just of the same of the power bats that define the position. This season, every Major League team except for one, the Baltimore Orioles, has at [...]
Filed under: Baltimore, Baseball, Orioles | Tagged: Adrian Gonzalez, Albert Pujols, Prince Fielder, Ryan Howard | 7 Comments »
Two years ago the Boston Celtics made an improbable worst to first run, culminating in the 17th NBA Championship in Celtics history. During that season Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen carried the team, while point guard Rajon Rondo, was viewed to be the weak link on the team. Two years later, the Celtics [...]
Filed under: Basketball | Tagged: Boston Celtics, LeBron James, NBA Plaoffs, Rajon Rondo, Steve Nash | 6 Comments »
And you thought the UFL would die. Shame on you. You didn’t forget about it though did you? This, the 2nd season of the UFL is certainly going to be one to remember. Why you ask? Well for one, season tickets are only $60 and two, there has already been a rearrangement of teams and [...]
Filed under: Football | Tagged: gordon southard, hartford colonials, sacramento mountain lions, tim recigno, ufl | 1 Comment »
Growing up in Maryland my whole life I rooted for two baseball teams: the Orioles and whoever plays the Yankees. For years I have watched Yankees fans invade our city and then watched their team defeat the Orioles in every which way possible. When Jeffery Maier stole that home run from Tony Tarasco in the [...]
Filed under: Baseball | Tagged: David Ortiz, Red Sox Nation | 3 Comments »
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