Some pitching duel!

The Braves made T-shirts that say “11 for 6″, meaning, 11 post-season wins for a world series title for manager Bobby Cox, number 6. But when that doesn’t happen, it’ll be more like 11 for 6, meaning, 11 of those shirts for 6 bucks at the Atlanta flea markets.
TBS. very funny.

Ray Carsillo comes to you for what will likely be the final time from his mom’s basement. This week Ray reviewed Little League World Series 2010 and Green Lantern #56. His hot chick pick of the week is Jesikah Maximus.

…and Philly won Sunday night partially because the officials ruled an Eli Manning fumble where there was none. The ground cannot cause a fumble! But the officiating can cause a tainted game.
Not that the Giants deserved to win with the receivers dropping passes like it was still raining when it wasn’t, while the defense gave up pass plays and left McNabb alone.
Stevey, babe, we miss you and we know you can’t be happy in St. Louis. Come back Spagnuolo!

The New York Yankees win their 27th World Championship. The Bronx is back and bombing, baby!

British comic Nick Frost and Actor Tom Sturridge step into the world of Matt’s mind for a quick jaunt into the nether-regions of imaginative forestry. Watch as space is explored, teeth, spirits, African generals, joints, long hair, and boats.

Someone on the Philadelphia Phillies or the New York Yankees could be Mr. November…

Talulah Riley, one of the stars of the upcoming film PIRATE RADIO, sat down to have a chat with me about the various topics of the boat movie genre, humpty dumpty, all things transatlantic, and giving birth. Please enjoy.

Captain Yankee Hater America, also known as ESPN’s Skip Bayless, had some nerve polluting the show First and Ten with ridiculous comments completely undermining last night’s New York Yankee ALCS game four victory.

Death, taxes, and rioting after sports championships.  Apparently, these are the only certainties in life.  Players go to Disney World.  Fans go crazy.  In yet another example of the “Yes, my team won!  Now, let’s smash a car!” logic, hundreds of fans caused mayhem on the streets of Los Angeles Sunday night after the Lakers won their 15th NBA title.  Signs were torn down, vehicles were damaged, and various objects were hurled at police officers. Some lit fires, others broke into local stores.  According to the L.A. Police Department, at least …