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Monthly Archives: September 2020
Yankees open postseason with blowout win, Rangers say goodbye to a legend
The MLB Postseason started yesterday, and it couldn’t have gone much worse for people who want the Yankees to lose. But who would want the Yankees to lose? Player haters, that’s who. Just miserable people who are jealous of the … Continue reading
Oh goodness the Giants are bad
I had a conversation with my wife on Sunday night after the Giants lost 36-9 to the 49ers. She thought it was hilarious that Big Blue lost by 27 points in a game that I thought they would win. I … Continue reading
Mets blow their golden opportunity, MLB bracket is set
It’s hard to remember because the sports world spins so fast — in the past two days we’ve experienced wild college football upsets, another action-packed NFL Sunday, and two tickets punched to the NBA Finals — but on Saturday morning, … Continue reading
If you haven’t played Donkey Kong Country 2, run to your Switch and fire it up
Nintendo announced Donkey Kong Country for its Switch Online Service a few months ago, and that was plenty exciting in its own right. What I got really jacked up for, though, was the idea of the entire Donkey Kong Country … Continue reading
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Mets are mathematically alive, Bill Belichick’s sweatshirt is profoundly sad
The Mets defeated the Nationals 3-2 last night at Citi Field, but I’m not sure that it matters. The most wins the Mets can end up with is 29, and both Cincinnati and Miami have that many already. Plus, San … Continue reading
The Steve Cohen era has not yet begun, but the billionaire has already won me over with his very first move
When we found out that Steve Cohen was buying the Mets, I was excited because Cohen’s wealth and business acumen had the potential to usher in a new era of Mets prosperity. It meant the end of settling for less … Continue reading
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The Mets stay alive while the Phillies try to kill their fans
Apparently there’s still a way for the New York Mets to make the playoffs in the year 2020. I haven’t fact checked it yet, but it comes from a very reputable source, and it doesn’t involve the entire National League … Continue reading
Mets lose despite deGrom’s award-worthy performance, expanded postseason might be here to stay
Well, I guess the Mets are finally done competing for the World Series in 2020. On Monday night, even with the season on the line and Jacob deGrom on the mound with his best stuff, New York lost to the … Continue reading
Giants lose to Bears and lose Barkley, but at least they didn’t give up
I didn’t watch the second half of the Giants vs. Bears game on Sunday afternoon because of Rosh Hashanah, but I just checked out the highlights and it looked a lot more fun than the first half. For the first … Continue reading
You have to believe in the Mets plus some NFL picks
The Mets beat the Braves 7-2 on Saturday night, meaning they’ve now won three of their last four and are just 1.5 games outside of the postseason. I saw some fans on Twitter talk about how they don’t want to … Continue reading
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