I can’t ever recall pimping a commercial site before, but I discovered a music site called emusic.com that you should definitely check-out. Unlike I-Tunes and Napster, emusic.com has a very reasonable price model. For $9.99 a month, you will get 40 downloads. Emusic is not for people who are looking to download [...]
Entries from June 2006
June 27, 2006
Exclusive Interview with Abner Doubleday
With Abner Doubleday’s birthday arriving and departing with little fanfare yesterday, I decided to contact the “creator” of America’s pastime to find out what his views are on how the game has evolved. Of course, since Doubleday has been dead for 113 years, I figured conducting the interview would be a challenge.
Knowing this, I contacted [...]
June 24, 2006
Defending Ozzie Guillen (sorta)
So Ozzie Guillen opens his mouth and something offensive comes out of. Suprising? No. People like Ozzie Guillen are rare in the sports world, as it’s easier to just throw-out cliched answers. Reporters dream of an intereviewee like Guillen, but the media also are the willing to eat their young, if it gives them [...]
June 19, 2006
Wedge Issue: What’s Wrong with the Indians?
If you missed it, the Cleveland Indians have been the biggest underachievers in the Majors in 2006. Losers of 3 straight and 8 of their last 10, a team some were predicting for the World Series are now 14 games behind the first place Tigers. If that wasn’t a big enough hill to [...]
June 14, 2006
Schizo Scott: Say It Isn’t So, Screech!
With all the news coming out of Iraq lately, a major story has been missed by the major media. Here at The Juice, we will try to rectify that. The story I’m talking about is the impending financial ruin of one Dustin Diamond, better known as “Screech” from Saved by the Bell.
Things have gone downhill [...]
June 9, 2006
The Happy Hypocrite Takes on Jason Grimsley
Thank You, Jason Grimsley. Hey, I know you aren’t hearing much positive feedback lately, but I want to thank you for your contribution to sports. With so much public attention being focused on how power hitters are all juiced, the Juan Rincon’s and Mike Morse’s of the world were forgotten. Finally with [...]
