Sports
On the Hill, Not Over the Hill
I didn’t want to write about baseball again today. Enough already with the sports stuff, Lloyd. But Noah sent me an ESPN interview with Jamie Moyer, who will pitch [...]
Baseball Religion
This blog is about religion. No, not Rick Santorum. Nothing about Judaism or Islam. I’m talking about the Cub religion, which I’ve practiced since I was three. Chicago is a town [...]
Industry Scuttlebutt
Costa Rica is the hot spot these days for the medical machining business. With the free trade agreement with Central America, medical companies are ignoring Puerto Rico, which has become [...]
Lucas Oil Won the Super Bowl!
The New York Giants won the Super Bowl on Sunday and certainly enhanced the NFL brand and the Eli Manning brand. But the real marketing coup goes to Forrest Lucas, [...]
The Whore of Akron
A Review of The Whore of Akron, by Scott Raab Larry Clayman is a writer, long time fan of TMW, and resident of Akron. He has followed Lebron James since [...]
A Pitcher’s Redemption
By Lloyd Graff Barry Zito of the San Francisco Giants is 6-1 this season, his fourth since signing a $126 million free-agent contract. Zito won the American League Cy Young [...]
Proud to be an American
Here’s a little feel-good blog about a video I just saw on YouTube. As some of you know, the search for the next coach of the Chicago Bulls has begun. [...]
Lebron James Vs. Michael Jordan
(From the Archives) The Chicago Bulls are playing the Cleveland Cavaliers in round one of the NBA playoffs, and I just cannot resist comparing Michael Jordan and Lebron James. Let’s [...]
Anger Management
By Noah Graff Many of you have heard in the press this week about the scuffle between John Paxson, the Chicago Bulls Executive Vice President, and Vinny Del Negro, the [...]
Grateful for Sports
By Lloyd Graff I play a little game with myself everyday. I take a moment to think of five things I feel grateful for and then visualize them. I consider [...]