When it comes to being stopped by police, no black man is immune; not even if he won a Heisman Trophy while playing for your in-state school. Former running back Ricky Williams says he felt he was racially profiled during a police stop in Tyler, Texas last week. Williams discussed it Wednesday during a radio […]

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After going two decades without a presence in the City of Angels, the city of Los Angeles had the Rams return to town, and now, they have the Chargers moving in from San Diego. Owner Dean Spanos The NFL Loves L.A. After going two decades without a presence in the City of Angels, the city […]

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The Chicago Bulls are the Dr. Phil franchise of the NBA. They have had some strange characters play for them. Some have been wacky, like Dennis Rodman; some have been a little off like Scottie Pippen. Then, they drafted local hero Derrick Rose and Rose was a superstar, the youngest player to the win the […]

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Tonight, Alabama and Clemson will play for the second year in a row for the less-than-mythical college football national championship. Alabama is undefeated and is trying to run the table again. This may be the best pure team Nick Saban has ever led, and he has history he’s trying to make – if “Bama wins, […]

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So, it’s been a busy November and December for me, and as a result, this column/site has suffered from neglect. I apologize to all of the loyal readers, but I hope to do better in 2017 starting now. So, let’s catch up on all of the stories I wanted to address at the end of […]

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I’m not sure that there needs to be another group who can vote people into the Baseball Hall of Fame. There’s the voting by the Baseball Writers of America and there’s the veteran’s committee. Each have their rules for enshrinement. Now, there’s something called the Today’s Era Committee, which I guess is just a new […]

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Back when former White Sox owner Bill Veeck sat in the bleachers at Wrigley Field watching the Cubs, he was interviewed by a local paper and he was asked what he would do if he owned the Cubs. He said “build a lot of driveways at Wrigley Field.” Confused, the reporter asked him to explain […]

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