Bandwagon Love
Don’t Write Celtics’ Epitaph Just Yet
You don't win 66 games by being a bunch of frauds. (Cough, '07 Mavericks. Cough.) You do it through veteran leadership, an energetic bench and the ability to silence the doubters. Brendon Rosenau drinks the green Kool Aid. - continued...
Why We Love Barry Bonds
It may not be a popular stance to take, but Derik Hettinger isn't afraid to stand his ground. He believes Barry Bonds deserves to be playing for somebody right now, and we challenge you to say he's wrong. - continued...
Celebrity on Ice
He may be the future of the NHL, but for Sidney Crosby, the future is now. John Gorman gets inside his brain and encourages you to jump on the Bandwagon while there's still room. - continued...
Is Boston/New York Still A Rivalry?
The Red Sox are in first place, while the Yankees are in last. Given the direction both teams seem to be going in, Gary Ceder wonders when this age old "rivalry" will - or can - ever cease to become one. - continued...
Stuckey’s Coming Up Big
You probably hadn't even heard of Rodney Stuckey before his breakout performance Thursday night, but Gary Ceder says you'd better jump on the Stuckey Bandwagon while there's still room. - continued...
Berkman Making Hall of Fame Case
When you think of today's Hall of Fame hopefuls, I bet Lance Berkman doesn't immediately come to mind. However, he does in Brendon Rosenau's world. Sit back and soak in the numbers. - continued...
The AL MVP Race is Officially On
Could a pitcher really win the MVP this season? With the type of numbers Cliff Lee is putting up right now, Brendon Rosenau believes it isn't such a remote possibility. - continued...
Boston’s Still The Cream of the Crop
They were the favorites to start the season. They were the favorites last month. But all of a sudden, people say the Celtics may be dead. Brendon Rosenau isn't buyin' it. They're still his pick to win it all. - continued...
Chavez, Jr. Fights Like His Old Man
Julio Cesar Chavez, Sr. was one of the Top 10 fighters to ever grace a pair of gloves, but Richard Diaz says his legacy will never die - at least not as long as his son, Julio Jr., has something to say about it. - continued...
Hoping to see Junior’s 600th
Ken Griffey, Jr. is Richard A. Rice's favorite player of all time. So, when the Reds came to Atlanta last weekend, Richard was there, hoping to see Griff belt out home run No. 600 in person. - continued...
Growing Up Kobe
Kobe Bryant isn't just scoring a lot of points these days. He's lifting his teammates, mending his image and flashing newfound charisma. Paulie Knep chronicles the rise and fall (and rise again!) of the Black Mamba. - continued...
Oscar’s Retirement Tour Begins
We thought Oscar De La Hoya may have been done last year, but Richard Diaz says the retirement tour is just now officially beginning. There's only a couple more chances to see the Golden Boy fight, so jump on the chance before it's too late. - continued...
D’Antoni To Minnesota Perhaps?
Mike D'Antoni looks like he may not last in Phoenix too long, so Adam Ruggiero took that possibility and ran with it, saying his hometown Timberwolves could definitely use someone with the approach D'Antoni brings to the game. - continued...
Why We Love The Rays
Don't look now, folks, but the Tampa Bay Rays are officially in first place in the AL East. Yes, first place. Believe it. Gary Ceder is ready to jump on the Bandwagon of one of baseball's more exciting young teams. - continued...
Don’t Sleep On Detroit Just Yet
Sure, the Tigers may have one of the worst records in baseball right now, but Richard A. Rice picked them to win the World Series before the season, and he isn't backing off that prediction just yet. - continued...
The Miami Dolphins Will Select …..
There are a lot of opinions out there about who the Dolphins should be selecting with their #1 pick this Saturday. Well, our own Gary Ceder has some thoughts about it too. To him, bigger is definitely better. - continued...
Manny Being Manny - MVP Style
It's easy to just brush off Manny Ramirez these days, but Brendon Rosenau says he's been beating the ball as well as any player in the game through the season's first three weeks. - continued...
Patrick Ewing Is 100% Knick
With his recent election to the NBA Hall of Fame and Isiah Thomas' firing by the Knicks, could Patrick Ewing finally find his way back to New York? Paulie Knep would like to see it happen. - continued...
Lovin’ College Baseball
It doesn't get nearly the kind of coverage college football or college basketball gets, but Richard Diaz says college baseball deserves a lot more love than it's historically been given. - continued...
Rockets Blast Into The Playoffs
There were few bigger stories in the NBA this season than the 22 straight wins the Rockets put up in February and March. Gary Ceder says it wasn't a fluke and that this team has bigger goals come playoff time. - continued...
