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Beat Jared In His NFL Picks
Not to completely shill my blog, but I do a picking contest on my blog for fun at: www.jaredsportsriff.com. If you want to post picks to try and beat me, email me here or at: jaredsportsriff@gmail.com. The winner can post anything they want on my blog.
I hope to hear from some of you!!
JP
Batter Up
Hey guys!!
With my busy season now approaching at work, here’s a different side of my blog. My college roommate brings back memories of sports in our college days, as I am bringing guest bloggers onto my blog. Let me know what you think, and I’ll pass along the comments!!
From jaredsportsriff to be posted on Monday, August 17th (posted by Mike Vail, Baltimore, MD):
Easy Like Sunday Morning Questions
Some burning questions I must ask the Riffers out there this Dog Day Sunday Morning (and by the way…I like Faith No More’s version of this song better than the original by the Commodores…):
1. Will Tiger hang on to his slim lead in the PGA Championship today?
2. Will Stephen Strasburg really turn down $14-$16 million? Keep in mind, the Nats can pick him again the way the standings are right now. And what good does it do for him not to play??
3. Will the Deadskins score in the preseason? And how long will it be until Clinton Portis dis his coach?
Baseball Week #19: Throwing The (Cubs) Season Away
Could it be in the year of the 40th anniversary of Woodstock…and the year of the infamous Amazin Mets, that we could see a repeat one of baseball’s biggest miracles…or collapse? Okay, maybe 2009 won’t match the 1969 collapse, but the Cubs recent play made me think the other day (while trying to get ready for my crazy season at work) that we are 40 years removed from the great Cub collapse. 40 years ago this week, the Cubs were leading the Mets by 8 1/2 games. In about three weeks time, the Mets would take the lead in the newly formed NL East and never look back.
Baseball Week #17: Jared's Drug Star Team and the Trader Joe Edition
This past week in Baseball was eventful, no? First the leaked news that the Red Sox had two players from the so called failed drug tests of 2003. And second, the waiver free trade deadline passed on Friday, meaning that the Pittsburgh Pirates had their annual purge. We’ll look at these two items and more in the week’s edition of my baseball recap.
Baseball Week #16: The Deluxe Edition
This week in Baseball, so many things are going on. So, this week is a deluxe edition. I will cover the following topics this week: The Hall Of Fame Induction (which is today!!), Perfection (we had a perfect game this past week) and the Trade Deadline (which is coming up Friday and will probably be featured in more depth in next week’s recap). So strap on your seat belts for for a wild recap!!
Baseball Week #14: Disco Demolition Revisted
Note: This is an entry from my blog today. A trip down memory lane. Enjoy!!
Baseball Week #13: My All Star Team
As we conclude lucky Baseball Week #13, I will now announce my All Star and Flop Star teams. I’m thinking the real All Star teams and rosters will be announced sometime soon (maybe today, but I’m not sure). Compare and contrast accordingly.
ALL Major League Team (along with league counterpart and possible backups)
1b. Albert Pujols. Player of the year in my book; no one even close so far.
AL: Kevin Youkilis. Backups: Miguel Cabrerra, Justin Morneau and Prince Fielder
2b. Chase Utley. In my book, the complete package.
AL: Aaron Hill. Backups: Robinson Cano, Freddy Sanchez
Vacation Rant#2: The Week's Rants
I figured being off this week would mean many posts. Hmmm…I figured wrong, but the treat for all of my loyal readers is a week’s worth of amusing rants, news and fireworks as we lead in to the Holiday Weekend.
Baseball Week#12: 2009 In Review Part 1-The Teams
After a week full of death-celebrities and the DC Metro tragedy-I thought I would take a different perspective and reflect on the baseball season so far. Over the next two postings-leading into the halfway point-I will look back at 2009 so far. This week’s post will look at the teams and into my crystal ball to see what’s in store.