For Washington State basketball fans this has been a rough season. The Men’s team has floundered and the Women’s team has shown its youth. However, there was a couple of bright spots as both programs accomplished rare feats; Neil discusses them in this week’s podcast. Oh, and he […]
I honestly did not want to go to tonight’s game, I’m not going to lie. This team was poised to get its ass kicked, and I have this thing called school to worry about. Thank you Melinda Lee and Scott Vic for getting me out to Beasley […]
Spring Training is a time of uncontrolled optimism among baseball fans, especially for the teams that are absolutely kicking ass down in the Cactus and Grapefruit Leagues. This year the teams that have the top five in winning percentages are the Kansas City (1.000), Mariners (.909), Baltimore (.778), Tampa Bay […]
This is the first podcast for Sports with Neil. Since this is our first podcast you will hear some technical difficulties and a distinct lack of musical variety as well as quality (I had to cut songs out of one of the show’s broadcast).Please be patient with us as we […]
I actually was watching Tosh.0 on Tuesday when I saw this, but regardless this is pretty low. In November youth hockey coach Martin Tremblay plead guilty to assault when he allegedly tripped a Vancouver youth hockey player. The player broke his wrist during the fall. I’m not even […]
Revised 162-game homer pace: 365 — Larry Stone (@StoneLarry) March 1, 2013 Now obviously that isn’t going to happen, but it does bag this quick question; who are these guys, and what have they done with the Mariners? I mean, 178 dingers in eight spring training games is just […]
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson came through in a huge way tonight during his State of the City address. He officially announced the large equity investors (Mastrov and Burkle), the site of the arena (Downtown Plaza Mall), a $50 million investment from local businesses for advertising in the new arena, the goal of […]
This is the fourth and final installment of my email interview with Field of Schemes author Neil deMause. Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 are highlighted in those links. ****** NVR: Everett and Kent built to modern (and they are going to be modern for a long time) buildings that […]
The Kings are the hottest commodity in the NBA, and right now Sacramento looks like they are in the lead for keeping their only Major League team. According to a report, Kevin Johnson’s lobbying with the commissioner and the other owners in the NBA is working. In fact, the Maloofs have only made Johnson’s […]
This is the third installment of my interview with Field of Schemes author Neil deMause. Check out Part One and Part Two. NVR: The Key’s issue is it has one loading bay door and that’s down a quick narrow hill; according to these designs for the SODO Arena show a […]
