Thank God for CC Sabathia and Jimmy Rollins because without them it’s hard to be positive about any sports associated with the Bay Area this… more »

When the news hit that Rush Limbaugh would join a group to purchase the NFL’s St. Louis Rams a lightweight, modern day, slave rebellion was… more »

Olympics, chicago, obama, Rio

“Excuse me, this is the ladies room.” “Yes, I know and I am the proud owner of a vagina, thank you.” These are the conversations I assume… more »

Mike Vick, the maligned ex-quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons, is free to play ball. He should come play in the Bay Area. No other region… more »

It wasn’t noticed much by soccer-phobic U.S. media. But a study put out earlier this year by German sports research firm Sport+Markt found that a… more »

I wasn’t that surprised when my friend e-mailed the story of Olympic golden boy, Michael Phelps, getting caught with his lips wrapped around a tall… more »

I love the Superbowl. It took me a couple of years in America to realize that for the few hours of the game, America stopped.… more »

Growing up in Oakland in the 70’s and early 80’s there was no choice but to love the silver and black attack that put the… more »

Race fades to non- issue in big fight Dubbed the “dream fight,” this December 6, 2008 marked one of the most anticipated boxing matches in recent… more »

You may or may not have heard; there was a collusion by several Major League Baseball teams to keep Barry Bonds off of the field… more »

Olympic Reflections By George Koo, 8/25/08 View his blog at : www.georgekoo.com The Beijing Olympics is over and the debate has begun. China has more gold but… more »

On the Olympics score rating, my level of sports fan-ness is about a 4.5 – save a point or so for my occasional patriotic ‘Go-Team-USA’… more »

The U.S. Olympic basketball team—the redeem team—has a job to do at the Beijing Olympics that might be more important than bringing home the gold… more »

The motto of the Olympic Games in Beijing is xin Beijing, xin Aoyun, which translates to “New Beijing, New Olympics.” Nearly 100 years ago, there… more »