Author: Martin Stezano

Uruguayan born and American raised with a unique perspective on the domestic and international sports scenes. It will both tickle your funny bone and enlighten your mind. Love it or hate it...just read it.
Jul 27

Carson Palmer is a Baby Bitch

I feel like we have been a little remiss in covering the whole NFL lockout fiasco over the last ten weeks or so. This is mostly because I don’t really care about millionaires trying to get more millions fighting billionaires trying to make more billions. Now that the lockout has ended, we can get back…

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Jul 25

Brett Favre Must Die

Before you guys get all offended with me, I am not wishing death on Brett Favre because I wish him erased from the face of the Earth. I don’t wish him harm because I dislike him, nor do I wish his family to be left without a father. I also wouldn’t wish the women he…

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Jul 20

Redemption Song: Ryan Vogelsong

I haven’t added to the Redemption Song series in a few months. During spring training and the early season, I wrote  three of these posts, predicting the possibility that Bartolo Colón, Freddy García and Russell Branyan might have bounce back seasons in 2011. As they say, two out of three ain’t bad. I pretty much…

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Jul 18

Is Cheating Always Cheating?

Over the weekend, there was a big hullabaloo between the Yankees and the Blue Jays because, according to Russell Martin of the Yankees, the Blue Jays were stealing signs from him. This allowed them to know what pitches Bartolo Colón was throwing on Thursday, which led to them pounding the Yankees for eight runs in the first…

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Jul 15

Broken Nails: The Fall of Lenny Dykstra

A former athlete, especially one with Lenny “Nails” Dykstra’s background (no college education, poor upbringing, etc), is not supposed to be able to do the things Lenny did after he retired from baseball. Many players eventually just gravitate back to the game they love, becoming coaches, broadcasters or front office executives. If you had only…

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Jul 11

Smells Like Teen Spirit

Last week, Peter Bourjos of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim strained his hamstring and was placed on the DL. In response, the Angels called up the number one ranked prospect in all of baseball, 19 year old Mike Trout. Yes, that is correct. Mike Trout is 19 years old, had never played above AA-ball…

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