Keeping ScoreFootball
The guy on the sideline, with the beanie and gray stubble, at times looked bored, and at other times happy he wasn’t the one out there getting pounded on the football field. Now that Brett Favre’s streak of starting 297 straight …
The lengths some people will go to in order to watch a soccer match for free.
Keeping ScoreFootball
Brett Favre is a Hall of Fame player who has been thrilling to watch over the past 20 years. But at this point, enough is enough.
One day on from the desperate disappointment of missing out on hosting a first World Cup since 1966, the anger has barely subsided in England over FIFA’s decision to award the 2018 World Cup to Russia.
Keeping ScoreSoccer
Really? That’s been the reaction of most Americans to the announcement that Qatar will host the 2022 World Cup. Perhaps such self-righteous American soccer buffs should try asking that of themselves. Really? As in, you’re really …
Keeping ScoreBasketball
The fans booed LeBron James last night in Cleveland.
FIFA has decided to award the next two World Cups to Russia and Qatar.
If they say a week’s a long time in politics then it’s surely an eternity when it comes to the machinations involved in landing a coveted World Cup in soccer.
Keeping ScoreFootball
Just 18 months ago, Michael Vick was in prison. Now he’s setting NFL records.
Keeping ScoreAppreciation
They don’t make managers like Sparky any more. That’s why everyone couldn’t help but love him.
Keeping ScoreBaseball
Baseball’s got a nasty World Series problem.
Keeping ScoreWorld Series
2010, baseball’s year of the pitcher, is now at an end.
Keeping ScoreBasketball
NBA fans, repeat after me: the Boston Celtics have four All-Stars, and Shaq. The Boston Celtics have four All-Stars, and Shaq. The Boston Celtics have four All-Stars . . . and friggin’ Shaq.
