Ataxia is the thing with feathers.

Favre to the Jets

So Brett Favre just got traded to the Jets.
Ted Thompson just made the exclusive list of people I will immediately punch in the stomach if I ever meet them.
But hey, I guess it’s cool that I’ve never really felt too ingrained as a Patriots fan since moving here (the first Super Bowl winning team was [...]

Psystar: Forward Into the Death [Thursday Linkdome]

Psystar Fights Back
I don’t envision any way Psystar can not lose this case Apple has brought against them. Also, is there someone backing Psystar financially in this matter who has some other motive? Hmm.
Hooray for Librarians
I fully appreciate that you, and some of your friends, strongly disagree with its viewpoint. But if the library is [...]

Ketchup

It’s been a little while, I know. I spent a weekend in Maine recording with my band, and I went on vacation in the Midwest to visit my family and knock four more Major League Baseball parks off my list, including Wrigley Field which it has been my dream to visit since I was [...]

Celtics.

It is difficult to express the awesomeness here, but I’m going to try.
I just watched the Celtics beat the Lakers by 39 points to clinch the NBA championship, alongside one of my best friends and by far my best basketball friend, Mr. Corey B., and we did it at the only bar in Allston that [...]

Jim Hendry: What is Wrong With You?

Jim Edmonds… is a Cub.
In other news, Charles DeGaulle just signed a lucrative 3-year, $16 million deal to command German troops on the Western Front.
for reference, the picture accompanying that article has got to be the most sickening thing I have ever seen in my life.

Dear Sports Illustrated

That’s ok, we didn’t want to actually play the remaining 136 games anyway.
Love,
The Chicago Cubs.

A nice tale of sports(wo)manship involving softball, a home run, a torn ACL, the Pacific Northwest, and carrying one’s opponent across the field to the in-game detriment of one’s own team.

Oh, Bibby

You done gone got yourself in trouble. Now the Celtics are going to beat you by 35 tonight instead of 23.

Buckner

Bill Buckner threw out the first pitch at the Red Sox home opener today. I think it’s great. Despite what most people tend to remember him for, Buckner was actually a really, really good player. He ranks in the top 50 all-time in singles, doubles, games played, at-bats, sac flies, and also [...]

Boo-urns

I gotta say, it was quite enjoyable to watch the President get booed as he threw out the first pitch at the Nationals game last night.