Monthly Archives: May 2007

Friday's Links

Hello. Memorial Day Weekend here in the US and it means that warm weather is finally coming. Here in New England, 90 degree temps are expected and it nice to see. Also, it means summer movies and we’ll keep an eye on them here in the blog. But, we’ll always keep an eye on what […]

More Thursday Stuff

Some more links for you this afternoon. It’s been five days since NBC’s fateful decision to dump the thrilling Ottawa-Buffalo game going into overtime to Versus which hardly anyone gets in favor of the Preakness Stakes. Newspaper writers and bloggers have all attacked both NBC and the NHL for allowing this to happen. Al Strachan […]

Thursday's Links

Still buzzing over the Lost finale from last night. And checking the blogs, there’s a lot of positive feedback, but let’s go to the main focus of this site. Yesterday it broke that NFL receiver Keyshawn Johnson retired and signed with ESPN to become a studio analyst. Let’s check the fallout. The New York Post’s […]

Remember Alicia Silverstone?

For no good reason other than because I can, I give you two Aerosmith videos starring the lovely Alicia Silversone. This was when she became a household name, thanks to airplay on MTV. First, Alicia with Liv Tyler in Crazy. This is the Director’s Cut. Like we need a Director’s Cut to be reminded how […]

Lost Finale

Wow. What can I say? After being down on this series for a year and a half, I must say I’m totally back in Lost’s camp. This two hour finale was tremendous. Not only is the entire series thrown for a loop, but you have Jack in a downward spiral. You’ve got Ben dead. Mr. […]

Primetime Viewing Choices

Red Sox at Yankees – NESN/ESPN, 7 p.m.Lost – ABC, 9 p.m.American Idol Results Show – Fox, 9:50 p.m. (don’t watch the entire two hours, just the last ten minutes when Fox announces Jordin as the winner – yes, the results have been predetermined)

More Wednesday Links

With the NBA Draft Lottery over, Boston Celtics fans are wondering what they did to deserve 21 years of bad luck. Twenty one years goes back to the last time the Celtics won an NBA Championship and fans were hoping last night’s lottery would be the beginning of the end of two generations of discontent. […]

Odds and Ends

A few things for you on this Wednesday afternoon. First, someone did an ode to NESN SportsDesk anchor Hazel Mae: Second, as I try to get Shandi Finnessey to become the Next Big Star, here are two vids from her on Quiznation/Playmania on GSN. Yes, the guys are hitting on her. Wouldn’t you? And my […]

Wednesday Links

On this Wednesday, we take a look around the country for news on the sports networks. USA Today usually has a Wednesday column from Michael Hiestand. He touches on a few subjects including Jeff Van Gundy’s hiring by ESPN and firing by the Houston Rockets in a span of 24 hours. Also, ESPN announced that […]

Primetime Viewing Choices

Red Sox at Yankees – NESN, 7 p.m.NBA Draft Lottery – ESPN, 8:30 p.m.Detroit at Anaheim, Game 6, NHL Western Conference Finals – Versus/CBC, 9 p.m.

More Tuesday Links

A few more items for you on this Tuesday. ESPN will televise five Big XII football games this fall. It has signed an agreement with Fox Sports Net which has the main cable package. ESPN replaces TBS which had aired the games previously. Leonard Shapiro of the Washington Post isn’t too enthralled with the NBA […]

Tuesday Links

I’m still sad over the replacement of Jerry Trupiano from the Red Sox Radio Network. I’m one of those Red Sox fans who don’t like change and I grew accustomed to listening to Joe Castiglione and Trup every year. Last season, I started to hear inklings that he could be replaced and I was hoping […]

24 Finale

Ok, my favorite show from 2001-2006 went poorly over the first 22 episodes of 2007. It went slowly. There were few highlights, little action, the Bauer family storyline went over like a stone sinking in water. There were a lot of borrowed storylines, Arab terrorist threat, nuclear bomb threat, a President Palmer being overthrown, no […]

Primetime Viewing Choices

Red Sox at Yankees – NESN/ESPN, 7 p.m.24, Season Finale – Fox, 8 p.m. (Remember, it’s 2 hours tonight)

More Monday Links

As I continue to scour the internet for stuff, here are some more good articles for you. Chris Zelkovich of the Toronto Star scolds NBC for leaving the Ottawa-Buffalo game in favor of the Preakness. Zelkovich also says the NHL isn’t even making a big stink about it. David Neal of the Miami Herald says […]

Weekend Review

The sporting weekend was filled with NHL and NBA playoff action, interleague baseball, the second jewel of horse racing’s Triple Crown and there was some NASCAR race that no one cared about. Let’s review what I had a chance to watch over the weekend. Saturday, May 19 Buffalo at Ottawa, NBC This was a fun […]

Women of Ninja Warrior

Wow, I’m not the only one blogging about Ninja Warrior. Here’s something from the lesbian website, After Ellen. The writing from Kaki Flynn is quite accurate about the show and there’s even a clip from the original Japanese broadcast there.

My Guilty Viewing Pleasure

You know what I find myself watching more and more these days? G4’s Ninja Warrior. It’s a competition that is very popular in Japan. Called Sasuke, it’s a massive competition of 100 participants who must complete an obstacle course in four stages. Whenever G4 has a marathon of this program, I’ll plop myself in front […]

Ron Borges is O-U-T! OUT!!!

In a move that smells to high heaven, Ron Borges has quote, retired, unquote. This move came late on Friday night. It also comes just one week after Borgie returned to work from a two month suspension, and just after he wrote one piece for the Boston Globe. When he returned two Thursdays ago, Borgie […]

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