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Mark McGwire’s Steroid Admission – MLB Baseball
Wednesday, January 20, 2010 19:14 No CommentsMark McGwire’s admission to using steroids is at best delusional and at worst sleazy “image” spin-control to garner sympathy for Cooperstown consideration.
HITTING THE HALLMARK
Mark McGwire’s former team, the St. Louis Cardinals, has recently hired him as their hitting coach. It’s part of that organization and their famous slugger’s plan to help “Big Mac” slink [...]
Andre Dawson Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame – MLB
Thursday, January 7, 2010 15:05 2 CommentsAlex Ness is a writer, a poet, and a reader. You can find links to all his work at http://alexnesspoetandwriter.blogspot.com. His first post for DeepIntoSports.com recalls his fond memories of Andre Dawson’s playing days in commemoration of The Hawk’s election to baseball’s Hall of Fame.
Memories and the Hawk
1969: Twins versus Tigers in Metropolitan Stadium, [...]
Top Ten Sports Moments of 2000 – 2009
Tuesday, December 29, 2009 8:37 11 CommentsDeep Into Sports editor Nate Barlow details ten of his favorite sports moments from the last ten years.
Top Ten Sports Moments of the First Ten Years of 20xx
Since the first ten years of the two-oughts are drawing to completion, I figured I’d come up with a top-ten list of my favorite sports moments of the [...]
Matt Holliday & Jason Bay to the Yankees & Red Sox? – MLB Baseball
Thursday, December 24, 2009 14:13 No CommentsBaseball’s financial inequities have taken a new twist, allowing the Yankees and Red Sox potentially to buy top players at discount prices.
Underbidding by the Big-Spenders?
There was a great article today on Yahoo! Sports today about baseball’s economics, specifically in regards to how the two most monied teams could actually end up signing the two premiere [...]
Zack “Cy Young” Greinke
Wednesday, November 18, 2009 13:44 2 CommentsJustice has been served.
Too often post-season awards (in all sports) are doled out to the best players on the best teams, regardless of whether those players were actually the best that year in the entirety of the game. This can be due to a false measure of personal success in relation to team success, [...]
World Series Title $201 Million, Not Priceless
Thursday, November 5, 2009 11:55 2 CommentsCongratulations to the Steinbrenners for buying the New York Yankees another World Series Title. Ah, the glory in being able to outspend other teams! Is that really the type of championship of which one can be proud? Regardless, Yankee fans will enjoy this victory like any other, but, to everyone else who [...]
The 2009 World Series
Tuesday, October 27, 2009 20:33 No CommentsAh, the Fall Classic is finally upon us. It seems like baseball’s premiere showcase runs later in the year every season. In my very first post on DeepIntoSports.com (October 29, 2008), I commented on the rare situation of all four major sports leagues playing meaningful games at the same time. This year [...]
The League Championship Series
Thursday, October 15, 2009 12:39 4 CommentsThe Final Four of Major League Baseball are here, with the National League Championship Series scheduled to start tonight and the American League Championship Series on Friday.
National League Championship Series
Philadelphia Phillies vs. Los Angeles Dodgers
It’s a rematch of the 2008 NLCS, only the third time in nearly twenty years that the Senior Circuit has seen [...]
Umpires
Monday, October 12, 2009 20:33 8 CommentsWe see it in sports all the time: an NFL coach reminding a back judge his star defensive end is being held during the pass rush; an NHL player lobbying for the interference call the rule book clearly defines–and the linesman seemingly doesn’t believe in–the star NBA forward pleading for a foul even casual [...]
Fierce And Nerdy: Fiercely Anticipating Steelers vs. Lions
Saturday, October 10, 2009 14:16 6 CommentsEditor’s Note: This is a cross post with Fierce And Nerdy.
If I were Detroit I’d really hate Pittsburgh right now. Think about it. Last month, during the G-20 conference hundreds of articles were published revealing how Pittsburgh avoided the scythe of the Recession Reaper by focusing on green innovation, education and health care. In many [...]










