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“YES analysts dragging down Yankees broadcasts with irrelevant commentary” Is the YES Network committing a copyright infringement violation? If the bells in Paris’ Notre Dame cathedral tower drove Quasimodo mad, YES now seems to be working, unauthorized, off a copy of Victor Hugo’s 1831 classic. Or am I nuts? Are these voices in my head…
“NBA, ESPN pushing viewers to focus on gambling and not Finals” Consider where we’ve arrived and what we’re doing here. So the network boss calls in his or her top sportscasters for an important meeting. He or she steps to the center of the stage, adjusts the microphone then speaks: “I have a very exciting…
“Lack of practicality leading to bad ideas overtaking sports” I try to be a practical man. Sorry, make that person, though I identify as a man. But I sense that we have become so immersed in ideologies that useful, common sense — practicality — is no longer considered useful, thus should avoid being practiced in…
“NBA must end tacit approval of crude behavior ruining basketball” How does one seek asylum from an asylum? The games typically start with the house lights turned way down, searchlight beams sweeping the floor like a supermarket opening or a nighttime prison yard inspection. Next, pounding, menacing music fills the arena, like war drums, bellows…
“John Sterling’s habit for blown calls is wrecking Yankees games” From Jim Kaat’s book releasing Tuesday, “Good as Gold: My Eight Decades in Baseball”: After one year in the Yankees’ TV booth [1986], “Lev Pope, the president of WPIX, wanted to sign me to a multi-year deal, but [George] Steinbrenner wouldn’t approve it. He had…
“Mets, Nationals put fans through never-ending introductions” Had it been a scripted parody of the excesses within Major League Baseball, it couldn’t have been funnier. As seen, if not believed, Thursday night on SNY, the opening game rosters of the Mets and Nationals were introduced, and players and coaches lined up along the first-base and…
“Common sense, fairness not applied in Lia Thomas’ case” You’re likely familiar with the scene. A rube sits down at the poker table and asks W.C. Fields, “Is this a game of chance?” He answers, “Not the way I play it, no.” That brings us to the ongoing Lia Thomas debate. Perhaps the most ludicrous…
“New York teams make effort to find players who make no effort” Clues generally come in two sizes: small and those that are dead giveaways, so large they can be seen from outer space. During World War II, Joseph Stalin’s spymasters established a front in Brussels they named the Foreign Excellent Trench Coat Co. After…
“Networks mindlessly wasting millions on subpar broadcasters” As we’re daily antagonized by the preposterous, we find comfort and succor in the words of philosopher and former Yankee, the fireballing right-hander, Joba Chamberlain, after a thorough blasting. “At the end of the day,” he said, “the sun comes up.” Perhaps Chamberlain shares a locker at the…
“#Snoop Dogg at Super Bowl halftime show becoming even worse look” Keepin’ it real. Let’s do it together. Last Saturday, during CBS’s telecast of the Titans-Bengals playoff game, a commercial for Corona beer aired, starring Snoop Dogg, who, despite countless arrests for guns and drugs, has become a must-have to endorse products. So what if…