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April 06, 2005
Late Night Links
Just one more day till the first round at Augusta, and Tiger Woods is sounding awfully confident. I wonder what he thought of Phil Mickelson's choice of lobster ravioli. Apparently, Martha Burk won't be back this year. Reggie says goodbye to New York. Will Spike be able to move on? Somebody told me the Wiz would fade down the stretch. And Avery Johnson got the contract he deserved. Congratulations, Baylor. And last one out of Chapel Hill turn out the lights. Barry Bonds, is still feeling the love, while Mariano Rivera is looking very human. Some poll results show fans think baseball players are overpaid, and anyone who uses steroids should be barred from the Hall of Fame. Then again, Skip Sauer has found some indications that fans aren't really bothered at all. And if you go to a ballgame today, remember, stay alert, as there is no legal recourse. Two words that strike terror in the hearts of New York Mets fans: Aaron Heilman. And just when I thought he'd been banished to the Island of Misfit Toys along with Juan Samuel and Paul Gibson. Meanwhile, Congress wants to call some other sports on the carpet. Chris Corrigan thinks the NHL is about to sell out its fan base with some of the proposed changes to the game. Unfortunately, the league is like a patient that waited too long to go to the doctor, and has no other recourse but to turn to a more drastic treatment regimen that could cure him -- or perhaps kill him instead.
Eric
02:03 AM
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