Has the title of general manager become obsolete? (At season’s end – each professional sports league will award an Executive of the Year.) Not discounting the work, the qualifications or even the input. We’re just not sure at that very... Read More
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Just in time for the NFL play-off games and Superbowl on the horizon, make sure you have the perfect sports accessory by your side, the Clicker! The Clicker is a new all-in-one uber-gadget that fuses the remote control with the ever-important bottle... Read More
It’s my understanding since Al Davis’ death – the worst kept secret was – when would Green Bay executive Reggie McKenzie re-join the Oakland Raiders to become their chief football executive and general manager. I say re-join –... Read More
Happy Holidays to our readers at Late Night Parents.com. OK, now – that we have that out of the way – as a JETS apologist – what the heck is going on with GANG GREEN? If it’s not Coach Rex Ryan over-promising a Super Bowl title or getting... Read More
If you ask Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber then it’s a simple answer. “YES”!!! This year, the MLS surpassed NBA & NHL in average per game attendance with 18,000 fans per game. Last night’s at MLS Cup 2011 over 30,000... Read More
Activision and NASCAR have developed an event that taps into the passion of NASCAR fans, activates the millions of people in the NASCAR community, and, best of all, gives drivers and their families a chance to settle their disputes without any... Read More
Some may comment that professional boxing is on life support. I might be one to partially agree with that notion. In our latest version of “Days of our Lives” Bob Arum feuds with Dana White over the UFC prime-time debut on the night of the... Read More
Schwinnnnnnn!
When you think of bicycles, you think of Schwinn. Am I right or am I right? My very first bike was a Schwinn Predator! It. Was. Awesome. It was right after my parents bought me my first bike that I became convinced that I would be a professional BMX... Read More
There’s no bigger star in sports right now than Tim Tebow. He’s all over the news, billboards, and television. With the NBA Lockout in full swing, even professional basketball players are watching and following No. 15. To the media, Tim Tebow is... Read More
Earlier this year, Comcast’s acquisition of NBC Universal created a regional sports network and digital platform. NBC began to lay the foundation to rival the “powerhouse” ESPN and challenge its dominance in the sports media world. The... Read More
The ING New York City Marathon is scheduled is for Sunday, Nov6th. When it comes to City Revenue – Sporting Events – not much comes close to the NYC marathon. (it’s been mentioned that its equivalent to the revenue generated by a... Read More
The AFC East is considered to be football’s toughest division. It seems as if Miami is holding out for a savior to arrive. Several years ago, that savior was Bill Parcells – who rejuvenated the franchise from its disappointing 1-15 season. ... Read More
Here’s your “feel good” moment. The sports world is familiar with Eric LeGrand’s journey. About a year ago, LeGrand played defensive tackle for Rutgers Scarlet Knights in a game against the Army Black Knights. During the game, LeGrand... Read More
Damon Oppenheimer (NY Yankees VP, Amateur Scouting) has been one of Major League Baseball’s best kept secret. Oppenheimer is responsible for drafting and developing talent (such as Joba Chamberlain, Ian Kennedy, Robinson Cano, Brett Gardner, Austin... Read More
Last week, boxing fans all over the world heard about Chad Dawson’s controversial TKO of Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins. Well, there is justice as the controversial end to the match, Hopkins’ career and light heavyweight title were... Read More