Posted on March 10, 2008 by thesportscorner
Yankee Stadium. It is one of the magical kingdom’s of baseball. It is known as ‘The House that Ruth Built’ and can be lubed in with Fenway Park in Boston and Wrigley Field in Chicago as one of baseball’s most sacred stadiums.
That very same Yankee Stadium is now being discussed by the New York Rangers [...]
Filed under: Cam T, MLB, NHL | Tagged: Babe Ruth, Fenway Park, Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig, Mickey Mantle, New York Rangers, New York Yankees, Roger Maris, Wrigley Field, Yogi Berra | 3 Comments »
Posted on February 8, 2008 by thesportscorner
It took long enough. Erik Bedard, welcome to Seattle.
The Canadian lefty will inject some youth into the Mariners rotation. Though Bedard, who will turn 29 this year, isn’t exactly a kid, their rotation was looking a little geriatric.
The four other pitchers in the starting rotation will be Miguel Batista, Jeff Weaver, Jarrod Washburn and Felix [...]
Filed under: MLB, Thomas M | Tagged: AL West, Baseball, Erik Bedard, MLB, Seattle Mariners, Sports | No Comments »
Posted on January 29, 2008 by thesportscorner
Today the Twins made the long awaited move of trading Johan Santana.
In return they received a number of prospects from the New York Mets but none of whom are expected to make an immediate impact.
After signing Justin Morneau to an $80-million contract, it was time to off load the Cy Young award winner but since [...]
Filed under: MLB, Thomas M | Tagged: Baseball, Hot Stove, Johan Santana, Minnesota Twins, MLB, New York Mets, Prospects, Sports, Trade | 2 Comments »
Posted on October 30, 2007 by thesportscorner
I signed on to this website today to begin my usual rant on what’s wrong in the world of sports when I watched the video Hosea posted yesterday.
Then it occurred to me. Could you imagine a world without sports?
It seems trivial and silly, but honestly, could you imagine a world without sports? God [...]
Filed under: Best of the Best, Cam T, Golf, MLB, NHL | Tagged: Babe Ruth, Baseball, Basketball, Boston Red Sox, Canada, ESPN, Football, Golf, Hockey, Maurice Richard, Muhammad Ali, Sports, The Rocket, Tiger Woods, World Series | 2 Comments »
Posted on October 30, 2007 by thesportscorner
Brought to you by ESPN, this is one of my favourite clips as it compiles some of sport’s greatest moments.
There are sections with greatest calls from broadcastors, to flashes of greatest coaches, to greatest sports pictures, it’s a complete collection. It also plays to the tune of Dream On by Aerosmith.
It’s a must watch for [...]
Filed under: College Football, Golf, Hosea C, MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, Soccer | Tagged: ESPN, Greatest Sports Moments, Sports, Video | 1 Comment »
Posted on October 29, 2007 by thesportscorner
To all our devoted readers and followers, and we know there are many.
For the record, the TSC has tabulated the records of all the writers who contributed to and predicted the outcomes of the Major League Baseball playoffs. By doing this, we can name a TSC Baseball Playoff Champion and the winner gets … BRAGGING [...]
Filed under: Cam T, MLB | Tagged: Boston, Cam Tucker, Colorado, Drop Kick Murphy's, Hosea Cheung, Red Sox, Rockies, Thomas Miller, TSC, World Series | No Comments »
Posted on October 29, 2007 by thesportscorner
It’s safe to say that the “Curse of the Bambino” has been officially lifted and we are never going to hear of it again.
That’s because on Sunday night, the Boston Red Sox won their second World Series in the last five years, defeating the Colorado Rockies 4-3 and sweeping the championship, four games to none.
Give [...]
Filed under: Cam T, MLB | Tagged: Bambino, Baseball, double, Francis, Holliday, homerun, Lowell, MLB, MVP, Papelbon, Red Sox, Rockies, World Series | 2 Comments »
Posted on October 28, 2007 by thesportscorner
Yesterday was the first day in the existence of TSC that we went post-less. We apologize, but we were busy - mostly covering our school’s soccer provincials, where they took home the bronze medal. We even got to see a small donnybrook, nice to see in a soccer game.
Here are some thoughts from the past [...]
Filed under: MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, Scott M, Vancouver Canucks | Tagged: Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Bengals, MLB, NBA, New England Patriots, NFL, NHL, Sports, Vancouver Canucks | 1 Comment »
Posted on October 24, 2007 by thesportscorner
It’s here. The baseball world has been waiting for this all season long. It’s World Series time.
Colorado has been perfect so far this offseason, whereas Boston is on a role after coming back from a 3-1 series deficit. Which team will prevail as baseball’s champion?
We at TSC are going to provide our readers with [...]
Filed under: Cam T, Hosea C, MLB, Thomas M | Tagged: Baseball, Boston Red Sox, Colorado Rockies, MLB, Playoffs, Sports, World Series | 1 Comment »
Posted on October 21, 2007 by thesportscorner
Game Seven. Winner heads to the World Series to take on the Colorado Rockies.
The stage was set for these two AL teams, the Boston Red Sox and the Cleveland Indians.
It was only three games ago that the Tribe led the series 3-1 and had the Red Sox nation by its throat. But once again, Boston [...]
Filed under: Hosea C, MLB | Tagged: ALCS, Baseball, Boston, Cleveland, Colorado, Indians, Lofton, MLB, Pedroia, Pennant, Red Sox, Rockies, Sports, World Series | No Comments »
Posted on October 10, 2007 by thesportscorner
Round one is over. And what a round it was.
Three teams managed to sweep, while Cleveland dangled with New York’s hopes before crushing it by winning the series 3-1. At least Torre’s tenure lasted an extra day.
Now we’re onto the Championship Series, where the best will advance to battle in baseball’s glory, the World Series.
At [...]
Filed under: Cam T, Hosea C, MLB, Thomas M | Tagged: Arizona, Baseball, Boston, Cleveland, Colorado, Diamondbacks, Indians, MLB, Playoffs, Red Sox, Rockies, Sports | 3 Comments »
Posted on October 9, 2007 by thesportscorner
Now that the New York Yankees are out, the focus of the baseball world can now focus on something more important than Alex Rodriguez’s terrible production in the playoffs.
Let’s focus now on the Boston Red Sox and the Cleveland Indians. This may be the climax of the MLB playoffs in terms of just how good [...]
Filed under: Cam T, MLB | Tagged: Baseball, Boston Red Sox, Cleveland, Indians, MLB, New York, Sports, Yankees | 2 Comments »
Posted on October 9, 2007 by thesportscorner
“That’s the problem, no one knows what this man is capable of, he fires people like it’s a bodily function!“
That line was said by Seinfeld’s George Costanza, referring to the owner of the New York Yankees, George Steinbrenner.
It seemed funny on television, but for Joe Torre, the Yankees’ manager for 12 years, it’s become a [...]
Filed under: Cam T, MLB | Tagged: Baseball, MLB, Money, New York, Rodriquez, Sports, Steinbrenner, Torre, Yankees | No Comments »
Posted on October 6, 2007 by thesportscorner
Heading into the weekend, four MLB teams hold a firm 2-0 series grip on their opponents, who must start mounting a major comeback in order to stay alive.
Starting with the American league, the Boston Red Sox have bombarded the Angels by scores of 4-0 and 6-3. Boston’s big hitters have stepped up to the plate [...]
Filed under: Hosea C, MLB | Tagged: Angels, Baseball, Cubs, Diamondbacks, Indians, MLB, Phillies, Playoffs, Red Sox, Rockies, Sports, Yankees | No Comments »
Posted on October 3, 2007 by thesportscorner
October is a great month, let’s face it. Thanksgiving means turkey, Halloween means candy, and the start of the NHL regular season means of course, MLB playoffs!
That’s right. The MLB playoffs have arrived at last. Finally after a long season, there are but eight teams remaining and the hunt for the World Series can begin.
Say [...]
Filed under: Cam T, Hosea C, MLB | Tagged: Angels, Baseball, Cubs, Diamonbacks, Indians, MLB, Phillies, Playoffs, Red Sox, Rockies, Sports, World Series, Yankees | 1 Comment »