My attempt to save some sleep wound up costing me in the long run of a pretty unforgettable day for the Seattle Mariners.
A trip to the local amusement park left me in a cold sweat, begging for the world to stop spinning, much to the amusement of my nieces and nephew.
The Mariners are in Houston and that's a problem. Jamal Adams is from Houston and he's got a problem and then there's LIV Golf which some people say as no problem.
Signing the star wide receiver to a three-year extension wasn't a surprise. Having the strong safety seek another opinion on his fingers, however, that was unexpected.
The tonal shift in the discussion of the Saudi-backed pro-golf circuit suggests a distinct lack of spinal fortitude in the American sports-media industry.
A running collection of the most unusual discoveries in the untamed wilderness that is the Internet circa 2022.
Turns out California's governor might be as mad as I am about UCLA's departure from the 107-year-old conference, and a guy I used to work didn't care for my newsletter earlier this week.
UCLA's departure to the Big Ten caught the state's governor off guard. He's pissed and the political fallout is just getting started in that state.
When a former colleague took the time to offer his reasoned critique of a recent effort, I thought it was really important that I take the time to truly understand where he was coming from.
So how often do bad teams win 14 games in a row? The answer to that question is pure encouragement to Mariner fans though I'm dealing with a bit of a personal problem here.
Let's look to the last 50 years of history to find out how teams that win 14 in a row during a single season fare. Hint: It's pretty good.
Age heaps indignities upon us all. I just wish that at 47, I'd stop getting pimples, which all things considered, doesn't seem like all that big of an ask.
