Episode 9 of the SportsBlogMovement Blast-Cast features Meehan and J-Dub discussing the major league baseball season to this point. We look back at our predictions, talk about things which have happened which we expected, things we didn't expect, and offer a tough series of discussion questions. If you are a baseball fan, you won't want to miss this!
The BLAST-CAST, the audio incarnation of the most dynamic independent sports blogging group on the web is LIVE! Monday, May 13th at 3 p.m. Eastern (U.S.) time is yoru chance to talk baseball with J-Dub and Meehan
Episode 9 will feature Meehan and J-Dub discussing the major league baseball season to this point. We look back at our predictions, talk about things which have happened which we expected, things we didn't expect, and offer a tough series of discussion questions.
The BLAST-CAST, the audio incarnation of the most dynamic independent sports blogging group on the web is going LIVE Tonight! Sunday, April 21st, 8 p.m. Eastern (U.S.) time…or 10 a.m. Monday April 22nd for our listeners in Papua New Guinea, the BLAST-CAST will be live and taking your calls!
Even if you couldn’t give a frog’s water-tight ass about what J-Dub and Meehan think about the NBA Playoffs, you will not want to miss what the headshrinkers who are worshipping a 1937 Buick left behind by the U.S.
As we are at the end of the 2012-13 NBA regular season, it is time to look at the teams who can actually win in the coming play-offs. Sure, the casual fan is going to be planted firmly on the Miami Heat bandwagon, but let’s be honest…they aren’t the only team who can win. But to be more honest, there aren’t very many teams who can win. That’s why it is time to take an honest look at each of the playoff teams, strip off the misperceptions and make a realistic assessment of their chances to stand alone on the top of the NBA mountain come June.
Today, we give you the full two scoops of Dubsism on the Western Conference.
You can see the Dubsism run-down of the Eastern Conference here.
The BLAST-CAST, the audio incarnation of the most dynamic independent sports blogging group on the web is going LIVE! On Sunday, April 21st, 8 p.m. Eastern (U.S.) time...or 10 a.m. Monday April 22nd for our listeners in Papua New Guinea, the BLAST-CAST will be live and taking your calls!
Even if you couldn't give a frog's water-tight ass about what J-Dub and Meehan think about the NBA Playoffs, you will not what to miss what the headshrinkers who are worshipping a 1937 Buick left behind by the U.S.
As we are at the end of the 2012-13 NBA regular season, it is time to look at the teams who can actually win in the coming play-offs. Sure, the casual fan is going to be planted firmly on the Miami Heat bandwagon, but let’s be honest…they aren’t the only team who can win.
But to be more honest, there aren’t very many team who can win. That’s why it is time to take an honest look at each of the playoff teams, strip off the misperceptions and make a realistic assessment of their chances to stand alone on the top of the NBA mountain come June.
Today, we give you the full two scoops of Dubsism on the Eastern conference.
You can see the Dubsism run-down on the Western Conference here.
Not all topics are about happiness and sunshine. In today's installment of the Blast-Cast, Ryan Meehan from East End Philadelphia and J-Dub from Dubsism explore a controversial subject, and question one of it's more out spoken proponents. The topic is the presence of gay athletes in the National Football League, and whether or not it is politically correct, Meehan and J-Dub ask some legitimate questions about former Ravens' linebacker Brandon Ayanbadejo's advocacy of openly gay players in the NFL.
The latest “worst scandal ever” has gripped the golf world this morning; there’s far too much hand-wringing going on over this Tiger Woods “Drop Heard ‘Round The World.” This bounding load of bull is being propagated by dickfaces like Brandel Chamblee from The Golf Channel.
In today’s installment of the Dubscast, J-Dub takes a critical look at critics of Tiger Woods, and reminds them just how much Woods means to the world of golf. Like it or not, Tiger Woods is the star around which the golf world revolves, and J-Dub makes some serious arguments to prove that.
Some people think they have tough jobs. Cops, firefighters, even the guys on Seal Team 6 can give you an argument about who has the roughest gig. With all due respect, those guys are all pussies compared to our guest Blast-Caster.
Chris Humpherys from SportsChump is the official bartender of Sports Blog Movement, and just from J-Dub's rampant alcoholism alone, that's a more dangerous job than storming the beach at Normandy against a full army of eight-dicked, syphillitic, Ron Jeremy-clone space monster zombies.
