2010 U.S. Open: A Gallery of Roguish Quotes At the Tournament

Our beloved tennis players are eminently quotable. They can rise to the occasion and serve up wonderful sound bytes (some terrific, some terrible) when accosted at their press conferences and when grilled at interviews. A sampling from the articulate geniuses. What they said, what they really  meant and what they definitely  didn’t. Quote of the day: To be pleased with one’s... 

Tiger Woods on US Ryder Cup Team: Did Corey Pavin Make Right Choice?

As anticipated, Tiger Woods was selected to participate in the Ryder Cup. But I am curious to know if this was the right decision made by Corey Pavin. It was almost impossible to leave Tiger behind, abandoning the world’s greatest golfer, even if his wonderful career is tarnished. Pavin had to include Woods, and ignore the scandal of his extramarital affairs that shocked the entire world. Wash... 

Switzerland vs. England: Analysis and Reaction

A week is a long time in football, and a lot has changed to England’s benefit in the last seven days. A band aid was placed firmly over the reputation of Fabio Capello with the fans, and players such as Joe Hart and Adam Johnson laid their claim to be England starters for years to come. England travelled to hostile territory for a game against a difficult to beat Swiss team that beat Spain at... 

U.S. Open Tennis: Power-Ranking the 20 Sexiest Past Champs

There are plenty of beautiful women on the WTA tour. The problem is that about 99 percent of them haven’t won the U.S. Open, so compiling this list was a bit of a challenge. Even though I chose from past singles, doubles, and even mixed doubles champions, it was sort of like “Where’s Waldo?” I could find some of them quite easily, but others were as hard to find as Andy Roddick... 

Argentina 4 Spain 1: A Case Of What Should Have Been For Argentina

In a bid to win the job as Argentina’s manager on a full time basis, Sergio Batista recalled a number of rejects from Diego Maradona’s era, but kept the same potent front line, and smashed Spain in front of a jubilant crowd at River Plate‘s El Monumental.  With a balanced midfield centered around captain Javier Mascherano and bolstered by the recalls of Ever Banega and Esteban... 

2010 BMW Championship Picks & Predictions

Last week at the Deutsche Bank Championship, Carley Hoffman posted a nine-under 62 to run away with his first win on Tour since the 2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. With the win, Hoffman moved to second in the FedEx points standings behind Matt Kucar, who won the first playoff of the season at the Barclays. This week the PGA Tour moves into a third installment of the playoff system, as the top 70... 

U.S. Open: Kim Clijsters and Most Boring Tennis Stars of Last Decade

Kim Clijsters advances at the U.S. Open to face Samantha Stosur in the quarterfinals, and we’re all having some trouble getting excited for this match. Even though Clijsters is ranked amongst the top players in women’s tennis, her style of play and personality can literally lull us to sleep. So grab your Snuggie and a cup of coffee and try to stay awake as we take a look at the 10 Most... 

England Vs Switzerland: Rooney Ends Goal Drought With 3-1 Win Against 10 Men

England have comfortably beaten Switzerland 3-1 in Basel in their second game of Group G. The boys were hoping to prove that the 4-0 thrashing of Bulgaria was not a one off. England were off from the start. It was only a few minutes into the game when Defoe headed a cross just win of the post. The Three Lions kept the momentum going and within 5 minutes of the opening chance they were in... 

U.S. Open 2010: Breaking Down Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal

There is a lot to rejoice about today. Roger Federer is still on track to meet Rafael Nadal after his straight three set win over the No. 12 seed Jurgen Melzer. The match showcased a number of significant aspects of Federer’s game, none bigger than his hands. The games played by Nadal have also shown numerous aspects about his improved game. Particularly his serve. So what will the Finals bring,... 

Ryder Cup 2010: Pavin’s Picks Fuse American Powerhouse Led By Tiger Woods

Thankfully, Corey Pavin‘s Ryder Cup press conference looked nothing like the Lebron James “Decision.” Pavin revealed his four Captain’s picks for the 2010 Ryder Cup Team– Tiger Woods, Stewart Cink, Zach Johnson, and wild-card Rickie Fowler– who will join the other exempt eight players in Wales where they will compete October 1-3. While the golf world has eagerly... 

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