Some good links before I sit down to watch LOST
-John Buccigross goes through a Mount Rushmore of every NHL team. I may put Gilbert on there for the Rangers, but I really can't complain.
-Baseball Musings goes over the recent Miguel Tejada guilty plea and wonders if it could lead to deportation
-Ken Rosenthal goes over the lefty reliever market and sees that there are a lot left (as well as second basemen). I wondered at the time if the Yankees should have let Marte go and tried to get a draft pick, but it looks like they woudn't have gotten a pick...but they may have saved some money. Let's hope Marte is a little better than he showed last year.
-The election is done, but Ben Smith shows that Moveon.org is not done bashing Republicans, especially when they make really selfish, stupid and hypocrtical decisions. Awesome!
-First Read shows that you may not want to be the person who responds to the State of the Union...
-Freakonomics asks who would be stupid enough to answer yes to these questions (and why I love questions like this)
-Blogging the Bombers has some info on Jesus Montero and some other of the younger Yankees
-According to this report, teenagers spend 31 hours a week online and 2 hours looking at porn...oh to be a teenager again!
-Roberto Alomar's life gets worse...hopefully those weren't steroids needles
-Doc Jensen on "Lost" time travel anxiety
-Rangers vs. Ovechkin going on right now (4-4)
-Ann Coulter under investigation
-Rihanna and Chris Brown saga gets even crazier
-Sounds like my regular Sunday drive
-Surprised that Madoff got his wife's money out?
-The website for Ted's love interest on "Scrubs"
-More "sexting" (damn...to be young again), this time in Falmouth.
-Former Caterpillar employees may come back if the stimulus passes.
-Someone else agrees that Abreu has "hit the wall" defensively (such a good pun)
-Daily Show to the White House. Love John Oliver and excited for this.
-And I love when Jon Stewart rips Bill O'Reilly:
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
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