Posted on September 2, 2008 by mjsenno
Not many teams win a division and finish in the bottom five in attendance in the same season. Tampa Bay is on pace to do that – and they should be ecstatic with the numbers. Rome was not built in a day – Rays fans can attest to that. Using average per game attendance and [...]
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Posted on May 19, 2008 by mjsenno
Classic sudden death playoff games break one of two ways, the game creates a legend or a legend makes the game. Sunday, one legend and one superstar made the game. Forget Bird vs. Wilkins from ‘88, go back to Oscar Robertson and Sam Jones in 1963 to find the only other time two players scored [...]
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Posted on May 15, 2008 by mjsenno
Two months of good play does not make up for ten years of ineptitude, at least according to Tampa Bay Rays fans. Surprisingly atop the competitive AL East, ahead of mighty Boston and New York, Tampa ranks 27th in MLB attendance, next to last in the AL.
Local and national media have criticized Rays fans this [...]
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Posted on May 13, 2008 by mjsenno
Two or three losses makes you think, at four its a steak, now Boston’s road problems are a troubling trend, following its fifth straight post-season road loss in Cleveland, evening up the Eastern Semifinal at two games apiece. Home-road dichotomy aside, the Celtics find themselves in trouble because they wilt under pressure.
Boston trailed by 3 [...]
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Posted on April 27, 2008 by mjsenno
Earlier this week UConn reached an agreement with Connecticut state legislators that allows the Huskies to enter a six-game football series against Notre Dame from 2011-2017 with the three Connecticut “home games” staged at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA, or Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. The agreement scales down the original 10-game package where [...]
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Posted on February 23, 2008 by mjsenno
What a difference a year makes. 2008 proved anything but quiet at the deadline with a flurry of past and future All-Stars, a hall-0f-famer, big contracts, and championship contenders all involved. Needless to say it impacted the playoff landscape. With the phones silenced for now, time to assess the damage. We’ll focus on the teams [...]
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