I think Peter Gammons was the one who casually mentioned Josh has become an evangelistic figure in the Rangers clubhouse. One of the other announcers mentioned it was a “bad night to be an atheist.”

I totally agree with you how the media cowers from mentioning anything to do with God or religion, but there was no denying that last night God was in the house that Ruth built!

But in the big picture, that’s still a better problem to have than the stain of corruption now hanging around IU program, with an AD resigning due to hiring the likes of Kelvin Sampson.

It’s instructive (and entertaining) to watch all the problems they’ve run into since getting rid of Knight, who, even though he had some issues of his own, ran a clean program and graduated his players. Which, theoretically, is what college athletics is all about. Apparently, not so much.

Say what you will about George Steinbrenner, he would never have come up with something as cretinous as Hank did here: “My only message is simple. The National League needs to join the 21st century,” Steinbrenner said in Tampa, Fla…….

I’ve always seen worries and anxieties as the mind’s subconscious attempt to control the future. You’ll notice, you rarely worry about anything from the past or the present… but only about the future and how past or present events might effect the future. We’re one of the few species with an awareness of time, however limited our understanding of it is. Sometimes, with worries, I think it helps to simply realize how everything’s fine in the present and to try and stay there.

Just thought I’d share that for what it’s worth. I’m certainly no zen master.

I don’t recall anyone being excited about our drafting Bernard Berrian, but I definitely recall Curtis Enis, Rashan Salaam, David Terrell, and Cedric Benson. What ever happened to the Gale Sayers, Walter Payton, Neal Anderson thing?