In honor of the wonderful holiday of Festivus, made popular by the TV show Seinfeld, I will be performing the opening tradition, the ‘Airing of Grievances,’ where I will lash out at all those who have disappointed me this year. Since this is a sports blog, here are some of the sports related grievances I would like to air out (I will try and write them in a similar fashion that I believe Frank Costanza would write them in):
Monday, December 23, 2013
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Why The Knicks Should Trade Carmelo Anthony
This article is meant to convince everyone that the New York Knicks should trade Carmelo Anthony this season and why they should absolutely not give him a maximum contract worth about 5 years and $130 million when he inevitably opts out of his current contract at the end of this season. I hope to convince you using both the “eye test” and through statistics. In the end, if Anthony is the problem, I will provide some solutions with some possible trade options.
Monday, December 9, 2013
United States 2014 World Cup Preview
It could not have gotten much worse for the United States during the World Cup draw. In addition to being drawn into Group G, the Group of Death, with Germany, Portugal, and Ghana, the U.S. also has the toughest travel schedule, having to go about 9,000 total miles between games in the group stage. It will not be easy moving on from this group, but what the USA has proven over the years is that the team is best when they are the underdogs, which is certainly the case coming into the summer of 2014. Here is an analysis of each positional level of Team USA, as well as how they may fair in each game.
Labels:
2014 World Cup,
Germany,
Ghana,
Portugal,
Team USA,
U.S. Soccer
Friday, December 6, 2013
2014 World Cup Preview
With the World Cup draw officially in the
books, it is time to get excited for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Here are the
results of the draw as well as a preview of each group and predictions for the
knockout stage.
Group A
1) Brazil
2) Croatia
3) Mexico
4) Cameroon
The
host team looks like they will have no problem moving on to the knockout stage,
but once they get there they will have the most difficult second round matchup,
likely either Spain or Netherlands.
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