College Football: Nick Saban, Lloyd Carr, Bobby Petrino and the Coaches Teams Wish They Had Back

Published By Kevin Paul On Wednesday, July 28th 2010. Under Features, Humor, Kevin Paul, LSU Tigers, Louisville, Michigan Wolverines, NCAA FB, Sexy Seven, Syracuse, TWHS, Texas A&M, Writers Tags: 2010 College Football Predictions, Bitter Beer Face, Bobby Petrino, Brooklyn Decker, Coaches Teams Wish They Had Back, College Football, Flava Flav, Greg Robinson, Hawaii Warriors, iPhone 4, June Jones, Keystone Light, lane kiffin, Les Miles, Lloyd Carr, Louisville Cardinals, LSU Tigers, Michigan Wolverines, NCAA FB, Nick Saban, Paul Pasqualoni, Phil Fulmer, Pig Roast, R.C. Slocum, rich rodriguez, Rosie O'Donnell, Syracuse Orange, Terry Donahue, Texas A&M Aggies, UCLA Bruins

The grass is always greener on the other side, right? Sure it is – and Les Miles is ALWAYS on time. Perhaps that question should be directed to the fans, supporters and teams of college football – in particular those who enjoyed sunny days in the recent past – followed by a ... Read More

Dan Haren Traded to Angels: Why the New York Yankees Drew the Short Straw Again

Published By Kevin Paul On Sunday, July 25th 2010. Under AL East, American League, Arizona Diamondbacks, Kevin Paul, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, MLB, National League, New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, TWHS, Tampa Bay Rays, Texas Rangers, Writers Tags: Arizona Diamondbacks, Bronx Bombers, Cliff Lee, Dan Haren, Dan Haren Angels, Dan Haren Joe Saunders, Dan Haren Traded to Angels, George Steinbrenner, Jesus Montero, Joba Chamberlain, Joe Saunders, Joe Saunders Traded to Diamondbacks, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, MLB, New York Yankees, Phil Hughes, Seattle Mariners, Steinbrenner Seinfeld Heartbreaker Video, Texas Rangers, Trade Deadline

“Breathing first, winning next…” That was George Steinbrenner’s mantra as owner of the New York Yankees. Certainly, that concept has translated to the 2010 Yankees, who have posted the best record in baseball to date – leading division rival Tampa Bay by three games heading into Monday. But the winning isn’t translating across ... Read More

The Wife’s Top Ten Greatest Sports Movies

Published By The Wife On Thursday, July 22nd 2010. Under Celebs, Movies, TWHS, The Wife Tags: A League Of Their Own, A Woman's Favorite Sports Movies, Cheech, Clint Eastwood, Days of Thunder, DB Sweeney, Fever Pitch, Jerry Maguire, Jimmy Fallon, Kevin Costner, Million Dollar Baby, Movies, Remember the Titans, Sandra Bullock, The Blind Side, The Cutting Edge, Tin Cup, Toepick, Tom Cruise, Top Sports Movies, Top Ten, Wife's Top Ten Greatest Sports Movies, You Had Me At Hello

When men are asked about their favorite sports movies, often the list includes classics such as Caddyshack, Hoosiers, Major League, Slapshot and Field of Dreams – but what about THE WIFE? Specifically a WIFE that HATES sports? Let’s find out…

Jennie Finch to Retire: A Statistical and Pictorial Tribute to One of the Most Beautiful Women in Sports

Published By Kevin Paul On Tuesday, July 20th 2010. Under Celebs, Kevin Paul, TWHS, Television, Writers Tags: Beautiful Women in Sports, Gold Medalist, Hot Women in Sports, Jennie Finch, Jennie Finch Photos, Jennie Finch Stats, Silver Medalist, University of Arizona, US National Team, USA Softball

Jennie Finch started playing softball at the age of five – developing a talent and a love for the game so strong, that it vaulted her to being a two-time Player of the Year and three-time All-American at the University of Arizona. Finch also won two Olympic medals – a gold ... Read More

Louis Oosthuizen’s British Open: Surprisingly Reminiscent of Vintage Tiger Woods and Not Dustin Johnson or Jean Van de Velde’s Major Collapses

Published By Kevin Paul On Sunday, July 18th 2010. Under British Open, Kevin Paul, Majors, PGA, TWHS, Tiger Woods, Writers Tags: British Open, British Open Winners, Dustin Johnson, Ernie Els, Golf, Jean Van de Velde, Lee Westwood, Lindsay Lohan, Louis Oosthuizen, Nelson Mandela, Old Course, PGA Tour, Phil Mickelson, Scotland, South Africa, St. Andrews, The Open Championship, Tiger Woods

When the 2010 British Open kicked off, he was listed as 200:1 odds to win the PGA major across the pond. When the tournament at St. Andrews reached its midway point, his name was at the top of the leaderboard - but the talk of him remained buried deep in one ... Read More

Throwing Tomatoes: Nate Montana, Tiger Woods, Pacquiao-Mayweather, Wendi Nix, Penny Hardaway, Joe Girardi and More

Published By Kevin Paul On Sunday, July 18th 2010. Under British Open, Celebs, Chicago Cubs, Features, Kevin Paul, MLB, Majors, Miami Heat, Movies, NBA, NCAA FB, New York Yankees, Notre Dame, PGA, TWHS, Texas Rangers, Throwing Tomatoes, Tiger Woods, Writers Tags: A League Of Their Own, Boxing, British Open, Chicago Cubs, College Football, Dwyane Wade, Joe Girardi, Joe Montana, LeBron James, Mark Cuban, MLB, Nate Montana, NBA, New York Yankees, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Pacquiao-Mayweather, Penny Hardaway, PGA, Rory McIlroy, Texas Rangers, There's No Crying in Baseball, Throwing Tomatoes, Tiger Woods, Tom Hanks, Underage Drinking, Wendi Nix

The latest edition of Tomatoes climbs the vine of sports topics and touches upon many recent stories including football legends and their sons, golf legends faltering at another major, former NBA stars dreaming of a comeback and much, much more. So as the headlines continue to get generated, more stories of ... Read More

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