UK heading to the Final Four!

Break in the nfl lockout thread today... The most important thing to take away from this week is simple. The Kentucky Wildcats are back in the Final Four. 'Nuff said.

Heart: The NFL Lockout, Part 2

After public humiliations and the court shouting illegal activity, the owners finally had a change of heart, right? Wrong. The owners responded by shrugging off the court ruling, as if an intern was merely suggesting a change of surgical strategy to the head of cardio-thoracic surgery. The owners know what’s in their chests. How dare the court tell them they are mistreating their fellow human beings, as if the court knows what is best needed for the players and owners. The owners aren't content. Don’t the courts understand that? The owners, they need more money.

Heart: The NFL Lockout, Part 1

I’m starting a theme based set of entries with this post. This is the first entry in a series of posts on one topic. Heart. This week’s post will apply heart to the NFL and the failed labor negotiations. Because there has been so much news reported on this topic for the past week the post will be broken into sections. This is Part 1 of Heart: The NFL Lockout.

What will be the biggest storyline of baseball 2011?

The inability of the St. Louis Cardinals to sign Albert Pujols to a future contract dominated headlines even before the first spring training games. Pujols asserts that neither he nor his agent will discuss the situation during the season to avoid possible distractions. However, the multitude of potential scenarios will extend dialogue surrounding his future even though Prince Albert isn’t chiming in.