• Howard: I stream it through my TV with my PS3, and I'm not experiencing problems as ...

OK. I get it. Sometime between my junior high dances and 2006, Ottawan’s classically asinine “Hands Up” has been replaced by Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline” as the song most likely to make people with no rhythm jump up and “dance”. Personally, I blame Jason Biggs, Steve Zahn and Jack Black. Equally to blame are the [...]

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    • » Howard I stream it through my TV with my PS3, and I’m not experiencing problems as bad as yours, but I do...
    • » Tamar I’ve used MLBtv for years and I think that while it continues to get better, there have been some...
    • » e I canceled my service 2 seasons ago because it just never got better (put up with it since 1st day it was rolled...
    • » David Thanks for the response. I think you meant “above average” in the corners, but true on the...
    • » Robert Wayne More ballplayers should be wearing their pants the way Nyjer Morgan does. Although, I’m an...

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August 24, 2010

Note to copy editors: Please think of a different headline for Matt Cain stories

Dear ESPN copy editors, Monday was at least the second time you’ve run a “Cain Is Able” headline on the front page. You’ve run variations on this headline in the past. Other sites have used the headline, too. Here’s an info box where you used “Cain Is Able” as the header: It’s time to think of [...]

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August 2, 2010

Crowdsourcing the Greats: The Greatest Center Fielders of All Time

We turn now to center fielders as we continue our ongoing series wherein we seek out the best players of all time at each position using the preposterous method of randomly googling the first top-10 lists we can find at that position and adding up the rankings. As in the past, the rankings are on [...]

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July 19, 2010

Crowdsourcing the Greats: The Greatest Left Fielders of All Time

It’s time to continue our ongoing series wherein we derive rankings for the top players of all time at each position on the diamond by adding up each player’s rankings on the first ten top-10 lists to appear in a Google search, on the somewhat suspect assumption that millions of clicks and thousands of links [...]