Cavs Look to Get on the Board

Two games have been played, both with their own eerie similarities. With game three just about to tip off in the next 20 minutes or so, it’s time to take a quick look at what we’ve seen so far in the 2007 NBA Eastern Conference Finals.
In game one, things may have been ugly, but [...]

Wrapping up Ducks-Wings

It seems that once again the Red Wings were defeated not by an entire team that had more talent, but rather by a goaltender who simply went lights-out.  You have to give credit to Anaheim, however — they were able to defeat a Detroit team that has plenty of talent and playoff experience to make [...]

Wings Quietly Eliminated

With things a little busy for me, this has been the first chance I’ve had to blog in quite some time. It’s been a busy couple of weeks recently, between school projects and all. Plus now I have a job as well — I started as a Sandwich Artist at my local Subway [...]

Pistons-Bulls Leftovers

The series between the Pistons and the Bulls was an interesting one. In almost all cases, the winner took their game by a wide margin. Each game saw different winners, and each game saw different styles. However it was the Pistons who were able to win the series against their former leader, [...]

Pistons to Face Cleveland in Conference Finals

After finally putting away the Bulls in game six, the Pistons advanced to their fifth straight appearance in the Eastern Conference Finals. Though the series initially appeared to be a washout, the Bulls did finally wake on the tails of a Pistons team which lost focus and showed its arrogance. The inability to close games [...]

Around the Bases: Andrew Miller to Make First MLB Start

Jeremy Bonderman has hit the disabled list, thanks to his blister problems. Fortunately the stint is retroactive back to May 9th, meaning Bondo will be able to come off the DL next week Thursday, missing just two starts. In his place, Andrew Miller will start. Tomorrow night against the Cardinals, the Tigers’ sixth overall pick [...]

Around the Bases: Tigers Back On Top

Despite a widespread reaction of worrying by fans and bloggers alike in the month of April, the Tigers have taken their position in the standings up to the top of the AL Central once more. At 23-12, the Tigers sit 1 1/2 games above the Cleveland Indians, followed by the White Sox, and Twins. As [...]

Ugly Goals? Wings Take Game One

As I’ve mentioned before, goaltending has historically been a major obstacle of the Red Wings during the postseason; however, it was unable to keep the Wings off the board in game one, and the Red Wings skated past the Ducks by a final of 2-1. Just like that, the Red Wings, who are in their [...]