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Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve had multiple conversations with friends about booing. These conversations culminated with a discussion about Cleveland fans’ decision to boo LeBron James and the lousy Cavaliers on Tuesday night. Simply put, I’m all for booing if the situation is right.

…Aaaaaand we’re back. Sorry for the hiatus. A few weeks ago I shared what I look for when choosing a favorite player (review the checklist here). Obviously, the selection process required more thought than I originally planned. Without further ado, my favorite player from each of the four major sports.

Athletes need us more than we need them (I may be an exception). Make sure you demand the most from your favorite players.

Due to the probable length of tonight’s game, I won’t be able to post content before November 5th rolls around. Since I promised to add something each day in November, I must improvise. Therefore, I’ll continually update my running diary throughout tonight’s game. UPDATED 11:57 PM!

Raise your hand if you think the 76ers stink… My goal was to finally add my first basketball post tonight. The plan was to watch the 76ers battle the Celtics and offer insight. Unfortunately, the 76ers didn’t know they were supposed to play tonight.

Cold nights. Bright lights. Rowdy fans. The 2009 World Series will be the best we’ve seen since the Florida Marlins beat the Cleveland Indians in 1997.

This is a great time of year. Baseball is showcasing its best teams of 2009, football is in full swing and the 28 people in North America that actually care, are enjoying the start of another hockey season (yes, I’m one of them). My plan was to offer a brief synopsis of the first four [...]

It’s a rematch of last year’s NLCS. This year, the Dodgers are thinking revenge while the Phillies are thinking repeat. I’m thinking more confrontations. The ALCS may boast the best teams, but this series has all the intangibles.

The four best teams in baseball have risen to the top. While only one series extended to a fourth game in round one of the playoffs, there was still plenty of excitement. Let’s recap the American League Division Series before we continue. Celebrities looking to attend the ALCS, get yourselves caught up here.

Wait…it’s Tuesday. What am I doing adding content to the site? I must still be drunk on the Brett Favre love sauce that ESPN mercilessly shoved down America’s throat on Monday night.