Hit for Haiti 2 Reflection: Did Agassi Go Too Far?

Indian Wells, Calif.— Sitting beside famed tennis journalist Bud Collins for the “Hit for Haiti 2” charity event at the Tennis Gardens last night, I remained in full anticipation of an epic evening. Not only was Collins’ close proximity an added bonus in the commentary department, but the stands were packed, and four of the greatest players in the history of the game were sharing... 

Tiger Woods, a Man Can Change

There is a passage that says “We all fall short of the glory of God.” Now is the time for all of those who may fall short by their self-righteousness to rethink their position in a lineup ranking who is the most righteous? I asked a young man, “How do you define righteousness?” I refused to define it for him. In fact, every man or woman has to seek out the definitions for themselves.... 

Ernie Els: Sweet Swinging Els Generates Buzz at Doral

Was anyone actually expecting Ernie Els to play a better round Friday than he did Thursday? Els has carded two, terrific rounds of 68 and 66 at Doral’s beastly Blue Monster course at the WGC-CA Championship, where he is in the lead at 10-under par. Unexpected? Yes. Implausible? No. Els has been one of my golf icons since I could grip a club. He epitomizes the purity and fluidity of the golf... 

It’s Not the Where or When, But the ‘How’ of Tiger Woods That Matters

Video interviews, blogs, and news articles continue to exacerbate the question of where and when Tiger Woods will return.    Some say the Tavistock would be best because he will be in his comfort zone with O’Meara around. Others think Woods’ past success at Arnie’s Tournament would suit his return better. Perhaps the Masters would benefit him more because the media coverage... 

Sebastian Vettel Wins First Battle of 2010 with Pole in Bahrain

Well, I’ll say it then…..I was wrong…. After very quiet and frankly worrying stages in practice, Red Bull have gone and put a car on pole. Paddock talk does suggest, though, that the Red Bull will not nurse its tyres as well as the Ferraris, so it’s not going to be easy for Vettel tomorrow. Before going into my analysis, I would just like to say that I have been appalled by... 

Fernando Alonso Finishes on Top in Final F1 Practice Session

After few surprises yesterday, the final session of this 2010 season opener was no different. I think the only thing that changed significantly was the pace of Red Bull. I had been worried about last years runners up, and as the session opened today the mechanics were still tinkering with some of the last sessions issues. However, they seemed to pick up some pace and both drivers made it through comfortably. The... 

On the Plane to South Africa: March Edition

Injuries. Lack of form. Potential surprise inclusions on the final roster. There is a lot to look forward to going into the final months before Bob Bradley releases his roster in May for the World Cup. The following predictions are based on what I believe Bradley will do, but in coming up with such a list it’s impossible to do so without interjecting some personal opinion. So without further... 

Venus and Serena Williams: Boycotting Indian Wells 9 Years and Counting

At the Indian Wells Masters Series Tennis Tournament in 2001, Venus Williams pulled out of a semifinal match against her sister, Serena Williams, just four minutes before the match was scheduled to start. The enthusiastic crowd, assembled and anxious to see the dynamic duo take the court, were upset and booed the sisters. The match was to be televised nationally on ESPN2. When Venus... 

Tiger Woods Return: Five Tournaments Where It Could Happen

Weeks after his press conference heard ’round the world, rumblings are spreading regarding Tiger Woods return date. During his press conference, Woods intimated that it could be a long time until he returns to the golf course. However, recent reports indicate that Woods’ return could be sooner than later. The meat of the PGA schedule begins in coming weeks with many marquee tournaments... 

Tiger Woods Eye-Balling the Masters as His Return to the PGA Tour

When the commercials start to advertise The Masters, you hear Jim Nance’s voice say, “a tournament unlike any others…The Masters.” So it only seems fitting for Tiger Woods to make a return unlike any others in the tournament unlike any others, right? That’s where I have to say that this is the wrong time for Tiger to make his return. The wrong time and the wrong tournament.... 

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