Fresh off their horrendous League Championship Series predictions, the Taking Back Sports writers try their luck on the unlikely World Series between the National League Champion San Francisco Giants and the American League Champion Texas Rangers.
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These days, people want their information quick, fast and in a hurry, so the Phoenix has obliged NBA fans with 140 character summaries of all 30 teams for the '11 season.
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Jack Bauer of All Sports is back to fight sports injustice. This week's challenge: a weekend road-trip to the Bay Area for UCLA and Eagles football games.
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With the Phillies and Giants set to play Game 3 of the NLCS right smack in the middle of the workday, Dr. Sports Fan decided it was time for another of his patented "All Media Blackouts".
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Which starting pitcher from the last decade was the best in the postseason: Cliff Lee, Curt Schilling, Josh Beckett, Roy Halladay, or Andy Pettitte?
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The NFL has been a parity-driven league during the salary cap era, so Dr. Sports Fan wonders what gives with all the mediocrity in the 2010 NFL Season before getting to his Week 6 picks.
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With both the ALCS and NLCS set to start this weekend, the Taking Back Sports writers Dr. Sports Fan, Jack Bauer of All Sports, the Phoenix, and newcomer Sports Drone preview both the ALCS and NLCS and predict which teams advance to the 2010 World Series.
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The National League Manager of the Year Trophy is up for debate as Take Back columnists Jack Bauer of All Sports, Dr. Sports Fan, and the Phoenix take a 5-Minute Break on Wednesday.
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With the MLB postseason, NFL, College Football, and NHL regular seasons, October -- not December -- is the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. Don't believe Dr. Sports Fan, then ask Glenn Quagmire about the best month in the Sports Fan Season!
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Let's face it. For at least one week, Oakland Raiders fans will be some of the happiest fans of the NFL after their 35-27 win over San Diego this past week.
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