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by Ryan Yup, that’s going to be me today. Probably the one in the lounge chair, she looks comfortable. We’re making the trip east to Bills camp today, and I have to say I’m pretty excited about it. I’m dying … Continue reading
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by Ryan Just a few things to get you through the end of the weekend: My friend Dean has an interesting writing site he just launched last week called Authors Unleashed. I’m pretty excited about it and plan on taking … Continue reading
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In the latest RoostCast, Ryan and Chris discuss the Sabres’ decision to buy out Tim Kennedy and how it’s probably not how Darcy Regier wanted to start his contract year. For instant gratification, you can click on the audio player … Continue reading
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by Ryan One of the goals I made during the slow part of the summer was to pick an English Premier League team to follow this fall. For the second straight time, the World Cup completely sucked me in, and … Continue reading
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By Chris This arrived on my doorstep yesterday morning. Needless to say, I’m pretty excited about the upcoming EPL season. Go Toffees.
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by Ryan “It’s a tough business sometimes. It effects young men.” – Darcy Regier The best and worst parts about sports involve tears. Winning a World Series, losing in double overtime and seeing my childhood hero retire all brought the … Continue reading
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by Ryan Everyone seems to be done with LeBron James for the summer, but I’m still ridiculously fascinated by the James Saga. Forget the contract or how well the Triumvirate is going to do in Miami. Instead, what is so … Continue reading
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by Ryan Do me a favor: before you read what I have to say about Gretzky’s Tears, read my post about Searching For Bobby Orr. All of the good things Stephen Brunt does with Orr he does with Gretzky, and … Continue reading