Aaron Judge's career total of 830 RBIs seemed shocking low to me. Sure enough, its way lower than any player with at least his total of 368 HRs.

A couple of my suggestions for NFL clichés made the podcast, starting around the 45-minute mark. Longtime fan of the program, so it was fun to contribute my all-time weird, only-in-NFL phrasing:

When a running back who scores easily is said to have gone "unmolested" into the end zone.

How was it possible for Jacksonville Jaguars HOF lineman Tony Boselli to have started all 16 games and be first-team All-Pro in 1999 AND get two votes for Comeback Player of the Year the following season? www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/Bo...

Curiosities found on @baseball-reference.com: In 2000, Astros outfielder Richard Hildalgo batted .314, hit 44 HRs, scored 118 runs, had 122 RBIs, posted an OPS of 1.028 and finished TWENTIETH in NL MVP voting. Just a wild era of offensive around MLB. www.baseball-reference.com/awards/award...

How much has pitching usage changed in baseball? The 1969 Mets used just six pitchers in their entire five-game World Series triumph over the Orioles. The 2024 Dodgers used 13 pitchers in last year's World Series -- which also went five games -- against the Yankees.

New York Liberty at Indiana Fever on Saturday.
New York Knicks at Indiana Pacers on Sunday.
Two improbable road comebacks at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

#wnba #nba

Wild MLB stat, literally: Nolan Ryan's career record of 2,795 walks is 52% higher than No. 2 Steve Carlton (1,833), who pitched in 24 seasons. And it's 186% more than active leader Justin Verlander (973), now in his 20th season. www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/BB_p...

Comebacks and huge road victories have defined the 2025 NBA postseason for me, and Game 1 of Pacers vs. Knicks took it to another level.

Was there ever a federal investigation into how Yankees catcher Rick Cerone got a first-place vote for AL MVP in 1980, the same year George Brett batted .390 with 24 HRs and led the league in WAR (9.4), batting, OBP, slugging and OPS?

A look at baseball cards on COMC (my favorite sports card selling platform) sorted by Most in Stock. The 1987 Topps cards are iconic but were printed to the moon. One seller has 375 copies of the 2017 Bowman Yoan Moncada starting at $0.50. They might sit there forever. #CardSky

Dude is asking $49 million on eBay for a Patrick Mahomes rookie card, but don’t forget $4.51 shipping for the bubble mailer. 😂
#cardsky #sportscards #footballcards

Gotta think every NBA GM is calling up the Mavs to congratulate them on a shrewd acquisition of Anthony Davis. And to see if they'd trade Kyrie Irving for a Hawk Tuah coin.

There’s no aspect of having a full life that mandates being an active Twitter user. I promise you.

Con Edison says it’s proud to support classroom projects and wants to be tagged on social media. Ordinary people are also proud to support righteous causes, but do so without consideration of brand identity. Is this altruism or marketing?

I'm done with giving "a hand for our sponsors." I will not applaud companies who bought recognition. That's called advertising. I don't cheer my TV when commercials come on.

Dayighting at intersections has many benefits. @transalt.org presents six concepts here to upgrade beyond just paint. In my neighborhood of Long Island City, paint alone doesn't deter drivers whose buddies are supposed to write tickets. Their convenience over our safety. Get lost.

Sharing my favorite sports teams and hoping to engage with fellow fans.

NBA: Brooklyn Nets (full-season tickets)
WNBA: New York Liberty 🗽 (full-season tickets)
NFL: New York Giants
MLB: New York Yankees
College: Syracuse University 🍊

Also a decades-long collector of sports cards and magazines.

Excited to see that Kiyan Anthony is headed to his father's (and my) alma mater, Syracuse. ESPN has him ranked as the 36th-overall recruit, and I found a link to the 2002 rankings, which had Carmelo at No. 2 behind Lenny Cooke and just ahead of Amar'e Stoudemire. Go 🍊 www.espn.com/recruiting/s...