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Current Topic: Sports

When the Entire Game Is Too Much
Topic: Sports 9:01 am EDT, Apr 25, 2005

Demand has far exceeded expectations. "We believed subscriptions had potential. But the pace has been much faster than I'd imagined."

The future is here. Do you subscribe to it?

When the Entire Game Is Too Much


The Life of a Hockey Dad
Topic: Sports 7:30 am EST, Jan 21, 2005

After watching all three of my children play soccer for 12 years, I can say that one of the best things about hockey is that it's not soccer.

The Life of a Hockey Dad


Los Angeles
Topic: Sports 9:27 am EST, Jan  6, 2005

Sometimes an idea comes along that is so stupid, all you can do is stand back, give it some room, and stare.

Los Angeles


It's the Olympics, but Do You Really Care?
Topic: Sports 1:31 am EDT, Aug 18, 2004

I have nothing but admiration for the fortitude and grit of all Olympic competitors, especially in the more obscure events where there is no pecuniary reward. I also have nothing but respect for what scientists and doctors do. But that doesn't mean I want to watch them in action.

Does anyone care? Even a little?

Snippets of actual competition will be sandwiched by long, weepy infomercials that seek to humanize the athletes. No hint of adversity will go unexploited.

Ultimately, I would be willing to overlook the Olympics' moral failings, as I do with sports that I like, if I were interested in the outcome. But I'm not.

I didn't think so.

It's the Olympics, but Do You Really Care?


 
 
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