Lowering the Boom-er

Written by Jason Singer on August 27, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

He’s fat, he’s old and, for the last three weeks, he’s been unemployed. But David “Boomer” Wells still found a way to beat the New York Mets last night, scattering two runs and seven hits over five innings to earn the win in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 6-2 victory. The 44-year-old left hander, with a
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Tigers Pounce on Yankees

Written by Jason Singer on August 27, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

2.48 percent. After simulating the rest of the season one million times, that’s the chances Baseball Prospectus gave the New York Yankees to win the AL East division after losing two out of three games to the Detroit Tigers this weekend and after the Red Sox swept the White Sox. 2.48 percent. The Yankees fell
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Oh, Billy! Wagner Blows Another Lead

Written by Jason Singer on August 24, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

For the second game in three nights, Billy Wagner blew a save against the San Diego Padres. Unfortunately for Wagner, however, his teammates couldn’t save his sorry ass this time around like they did on Tuesday. With New York leading 7-6 heading into the ninth inning, Wagner entered the game to shut the door on
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South Africans Shine In Westchester

Written by Jason Singer on August 24, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Rory Sabbatini and Ernie Els (pictured) were nearly 8,000 miles from their birthplace, but the two South African golfers seemed right at home yesterday in the first round of The Barclays at Westchester Country Club just outside of New York City. The PGA Tour kicked off its first-ever playoffs sans Tiger Woods, and two of
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Gang Yankees?

Written by Jill Colvin on August 24, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The feud between Yankees and Red Sox fans may go back generations, but this is taking it a little far. A group of East Harlem parents is calling on the New York Yankees to stop selling official team hats that blatantly feature gang colors and symbols. Yes, you read that right. Gang symbols. The hats
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Sharapova To Defend Title in Style

Written by Jason Singer on August 23, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Want another reason to attend the US Open at Flushing Meadows in Queens next week? Click here. Defending champion Maria Sharapova, whose tennis abilities are only overshadowed by her unparalleled sexiness, unveiled her newest dresses and evening gowns last night atop Rockefeller Center that she will wear during the competition. Wow. Temperatures are supposed to
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Padres Cool Off Mets

Written by Jason Singer on August 23, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Jake Peavy must be the Iceman (pictured), because the San Diego starter cooled off the recently ablaze New York Mets last night, striking out 11 in the Padres’ 7-5 win. The Blue and Orange entered the contest having won four straight games and eight out of nine, but Peavy—second in baseball with an infinitesimal 2.19
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Pettite Saves Yankees Again

Written by Jason Singer on August 23, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Andy Pettite (pictured) might as well grow a beard, throw on some white robes and place a halo around his head because the crafty southpaw is officially the New York Yankees’ savior. The 12-year veteran lefthander allowed just one run on five hits in seven innings, propelling the Pinstripers to an 8-2 win over the
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Beltran, Castillo Conquer SDâ€™s Juggernauts

Written by Jason Singer on August 22, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

San Diego pitchers Chris Young and Trevor Hoffman are so frugal when it comes to giving up runs, they make Ebenezer Scrooge look like Mother Teresa. But last night, the New York Mets left the two Padre fireballers muttering “Bah, humbug!” after Carlos Beltran tagged Young for four runs and Luis Castillo singled home the
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Angels Feast on Moose

Written by Jason Singer on August 22, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

All things considered, New York Yankee starter Mike Mussina probably felt pretty lucky that he left Angel Stadium intact last night, instead of the Angels mounting his carcass on their clubhouse wall. Anaheim bombarded “Moose”for seven runs and seven hits in just 1.2 innings—the shortest outing of Mussina’s distinguished 16-year career—as the Angels embarrassed the
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