Someone Please Tell Cole Hamels Older Isn’t Necessarily Better
May 7, 2012 by Andrew Martin · Leave a Comment
With one pitch and a few poorly chosen words, Cole Hamels proved two things on Sunday; older is not necessarily better, and there are no intelligence requirements to make $15 million a year. As reported in a story by ESPN, Hamels hit Washington Nationals super rookie Bryce Harper with a pitch and then proudly told […]
When Cheney Ruled Washington
May 22, 2010 by Gabriel Schechter · 1 Comment
It was a cool September evening in 1962 when 4,098 citizens exercised their right to assemble, in anticipation of an appearance by the representatives of the nation’s capital. Not surprisingly, John Kennedy was the first to take his turn, though he turned out to be a minor figure in the night’s long drama. Later, a […]
Dealing With the “Rumor”
March 16, 2010 by Daniel Shoptaw · Leave a Comment
I guess not surprisingly, the biggest thing coming out of Cardinals camp yesterday was a Seinfeldian discussion about nothing. Look, no one took that “trade rumor” involving Albert Pujols and Ryan Howard the least bit seriously. Â No one thought that it might happen, that the teams really had talked about it, etc. Â I think most […]