I'm bringing back something I did years ago for the MLB trade deadline this year:
Full analysis on each trade as they happen for the next week.

Feel free to join me.

My latest explores the two main problems with the 2025 All-Star Game rosters that MLB has, and no, neither of those problems are the fan-vote.

But certain players are being put in an unwinnable situation, while certain markets are being left behind.
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My latest is a spoiler-free review on Superman.

The verdict: if your sensibilities fall in line with comic books, this is a perfect time for you to go see a movie.

My latest is a spoiler-free review on A24 and RackaRacka's Bring Her Back, a frightening follow up to their Talk To Me debut.

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"To reward somebody for ruining the integrity of the game is to encourage continued ruins of the game and its integrity."

My latest explores the complicated Hall of Fame candidacy of Pete Rose, MLB hit king and its biggest scandal, now eligible for HOF election.

In my latest, I get political!

Exploring the possibility of film tariffs I've found that they're not only likely impossible, but likely illegal both domestically and internationally.

Furthermore, its impact on the U.S. economy would be devastating.

And it shouldn't be a message sent by a POTUS.

My latest focuses on one of the more surprising hits of the season: The Pitt.

However, there's many reasons for its success, and other streamers can learn from what made it see growth every single week it released a new episode.

Domestic Opening Day is in just two days! I have taken it upon myself to tab five players in each league that I think will challenge for their respective MVP awards, as well as five additional players who have a shot.

My winners do not include either Judge or Ohtani, so it's an interesting outlook.

My Super Bowl piece looks at Fangio's journey to his championship and the marvelous gameplan he had mapped out that never gave Kansas City a chance.

Bob Uecker has been the one constant in the Brewers organization since the beginning. He's the bridge from Rollie to Hader, Yount to Yelich, and defined generations of baseball.

I also published this piece today. Farewell to a certified GOAT.

Today I explored the Lynchian style on the substance of filmmaking, how David Lynch used different historical art movements such as German expressionism, avant-garde, constructivism, and surrealism to change the way films are written, made, and produced, but how he's stayed unique despite that.

Todd Bowles isn’t the most inept person at clock management to coach in the NFL this year, but he’s very lucky Matt Eberflus had an NFL job this year.

I meant to share this earlier.

But my first article of the year is a lengthy but informative look at a variety of issues plaguing the entertainment industry, including tech business models, streaming, algorithms, Gen Z, awful limited releases, and more.
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My latest focuses on Chris Sale's 2024 Triple Crown season, as well as his reputation heading in.

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I think my favorite thing about Nolan casts is that every new project I think to myself 'this is such a random group of people. No way this works' and every single time it works.

Going with some less mainstream picks:

Romance: Before Sunrise.
Horror: Videodrome.
Thriller: The Others.
Comedy: The Royal Tenenbaums.
Animation: The Breadwinner.
Holiday: Home For The Holldays.
Film in a different primary language: Blood and Black Lace.