END OF AN ERROR: 30 years ago today, wild, reckless spending sent The National — the first-and-only daily sports paper — to an early grave
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Born on death row, The National Sports Daily perished of its own hand 30 years ago today, June 13, 1991.
It’s a Trash Talking Tuesday, and today I’m trashing all those LeBron James fans who think the Lakers are a shoo-in for another NBA title with the addition of Russell Westbrook.Sorry, Charlie.While Russ is a great player and plays harder than anyone in the league, it’s not a good fit. He’s not a good shooter. […]
For most of the offseason, the Toronto Blue Jays have been desperately waving money and prospects at any passerby, hoping to attract just about any available player with a pulse to come try some Tim Horton’s and Molson Dry (mmmmm…Molson Dry…). They were in on D.J. Lemahieu, Francisco Lindor, Cory Kluber, called on… Read more…
It’s always worth a laugh, if it weren’t so infuriating, when an organization like the Chicago Blackhawks gets backed into a corner like this: Read more…