What do you do when you’re a state faced with crippling financial problems and a populace smart enough to support legalizing recreational marijuana use? You take steps to legalize marijuana for recreational use!
From the New York Times:
Tax officials estimate the legislation could bring the struggling state about $1.4 billion a year, and though the [...]
I’ll be liveblogging just about the entire World Series for WSJ.com.
Here’s the link for Game 1. You can also submit questions to: Sports@WSJ.com.
Given my track record of lousy predictions, you should now go bet the farm on the Yankees.
Chock full of sports talk, stadium food debates, tackle football in the snow, plus various and sundry nonsense.
Here’s Part 1.
Here’s Part 2.
In Part 1 of our NBA preview, ESPN.com podcast maven Dave Dameshek and I break down the Eastern Conference, with a little MLB playoffs talk and other shenanigans thrown in.
Click here and enjoy.
(Western Conference preview coming next week)
Apparently today is awesome politics at work day. Here’s Rep. Alan Grayson with a vigorous defense of the Constitution, in the face of ACORN hysteria that continues to drive the GOP to trample all over said Constitution.
(h/t Glenn Greenwald)
I don’t know why it took so long for Al Franken to become a Senator…
…but DAMN, I’m happy he is one now.
Does Baseball Need Umpires?
Answer: Hell no.
Robots please!
The Pedro I Know
29 October 2009When Pedro Martinez takes the mound to start tonight’s Game 2 of the World Series for the Phillies, Joe Buck, Tim McCarver and many other observers will probably take the narrow view. They’ll focus on Pedro’s history of baiting Yankee fans, of Yankee fans’ own chants of “Who’s Your Daddy,” and of Pedro’s mixed track [...]
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Tags: MLB, Montreal Expos, New York Yankees, Pedro Martinez, Philadelphia Phillies, World Series
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