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You’re up one or two points with three minutes left. Both teams have all timeouts. I think I can guarantee you a win – by legally breaking the rules. Let me explain starting with a common football scenario. For the purpose of this article, here’s the situation: I ask: can the Cowboys run out the… Continue reading Did I Figure Out How to Cheese an NFL Game? →
We all get “anxiety,” right? Interview comes up, a promising second date, or maybe it’s the dentist’s office. Just like any other emotion it has a real purpose – anxiety’s being partially “You need to put your attention here now.” Just like how fear is motivating or laughing supresses the release of stress hormones. And… Continue reading Judging the Value of a Low Anxiety Leader →
RKOI is a popular hashtag on instagram. It stands for “rich kids of instagram.” Cars, homes, jewels, bags, etc. Through no fault of their own, these children were born on third base, unbeknownst a genuine struggle some strive their lives to achieve. The Super Sweet 16s, disproportionate equilibrium of normalcy, and your feeling that if… Continue reading Yankees Fans Are Comfortable With Being Confident. Learn from Us. →
Tell me the last time you watched part of a Milwaukee Brewers game. You can’t, unless it was this: or this There are the Yankees and Dodgers and Red Sox and Cardinals, then your Rangers/Braves/Tigers/Pirates, and then the Brewers, Royals, Rays, and Padres – teams you think of last when doing this trivia question. But Carlos Gomez has… Continue reading Love him or hate him, Carlos Gomez is just what Milwaukee needs →
Bias disclosed, I’m a Yankees fan, and I haven’t felt this confident about my team in a long time. Letting Cano go was the best thing for New York. While a great talent, he’s not the gold standard for leadership nor hustle. I think the Mariners will regret this move in a few years. Brian… Continue reading 2014 MLB AL Preview, Team by Team →
Carmelo Anthony is a victim of his own talent. He knows on any given play, he is the best shooter on the floor. Therefore, the more I shoot, the more points my team will score. It doesn’t work like that. While the thought process is sound, that mindset breeds a byproduct of poisonous intangibles that sap… Continue reading Carmelo Anthony Will Never Win an NBA Title →
I started following basketball just as the Chicago Bulls were starting phase two of their eight-year dynasty. That team was fun to watch. If Michael Jordan wasn’t enough for you (career highlights), every game could be one when enforcer Dennis Rodman lost his mind. Like on January 15, 1997, when he kicked cameraman Eugene Amos… Continue reading North Korea, Dennis Rodman May Be the Most Important Person in America →
DVR may be the best addition to the television viewing experience since the remote. You don’t have to be in front of the TV at precisely 9:00 to catch the new episode of Homeland. Missed that play? Rewind live TV. Usually I start watching an hour-long program at 20 past the hour so I can… Continue reading Book Review: Colin Cowherd, You Herd Me →
What were you doing when you were seven years old? Video games? Cartoons? Playing outside with your neighborhood contemporaries? I loved video games, probably a little too much. But every year, New Jersey treated us to its seemingly annual blizzard. Homework got pushed back a day or two, and everyone knew how they would substitute their… Continue reading A Blizzard in Super Bowl XLVIII Would Be a Big Win for Football →
Dating back as far as human history takes us, music has consisted of strings, percussion, and wind. With the advent of electricity, we recorded music, but really didn’t nail the electricity/music combination until the electric guitar hit mainstream around the 1970s. All of a sudden, we heard a different sound. Are you a Led Zeppelin fan? Maybe… Continue reading EDM, We are living through the most significant era in music history. →