I prefer to stick to baseball. But when the author of this blog writes a political entry, I will openly and freely respond.

But, our agreement is the same. I hate politics. Thats why I watch sports. And read sports. And discuss sports.

I don’t remember where I heard it; it was not during the game, though, because I only tuned in to one inning of the game yesterday. It was some post-game report, and probably on the radio somewhere because I was in the car a lot yesterday. Apparently someone “mis-reported.”

I find it interesting how he says he didn’t want to include Alex in the first book because “people would question his motives.” What the hell does that mean? Then he goes on and on about how Alex wanted his wife. He keeps repeating that he is a “cheater,” but doesn’t have any evidence of it AT THE TIME. However, he conveniently chose to use the stuff from last year and didn’t have anything from back in the 90s to back up his story.

I love how he recalls all these conversations and quotes them word-for-word.

And, if the jerk was so upset about how Alex allegedly ogled his wife, how did Alex allegedly get ahold of her cell phone number in the first place?

Talk about the pot calling the kettle black: “I don’t like people with no morals.” He is a wife beating, tourist beating, liar — if anyone has no morals, it’s him.

So what’s next for you, Jose? A tell-all book about how Derek Jeter tried to steal your wife too?

But there’s no way you can convince us here that many ESPN personalities do not hide their Red Sox colors.

Amy Lawrence last night on the radio, “Now I’m a Red Sox fan, but I’m excited to see what Joe Torre can do for the Dodgers”.

Jeff referred to “Sports Reporters” is a show that runs on ESPN News (television) early on Sunday Mornings.

The roundtable regulars include Mitch Albom, Mike Lupica, Bob Ryan.

In spite of its East Coast bias, it’s actually an enjoyable show. It’s not at all edgy or tinged with tension. Just a bunch of guys sitting around talking sports on a Sunday morning.

Doreen,

Where did you see that excuse? They played “Sweet Caroline” in the 8th in the opener. At that point Boston was losing and I was listening to the “radio”. The Oakland crew was like, “How about that? Sweet Caroline. I thought Oakland was the home team”.

Tonight? No comment at all.

So what?

Are the hosts/guests on ESPN vetted to make sure they hate the Yanks?

ESPN is in the business of making money. They certainly aren’t going to purposely alienate a very large sector of fans in the biggest market in the country.

NESPN is not biased.