The Id, The Ego, and The Superego of Pat Riley
By Andrew Doscas Pop psychology is an interesting idea that I’m just going to mangle for the sake of this essay. Originally pop psych is the study of human psychology based upon the experiences of the...
View ArticleThe Life of a Nets Fan
By Khalid Bennett Let’s go all the way back to 1998. Yes, the New York Yankees had one of their best seasons ever and won the World Series. Yes, Michael Jordan won his sixth NBA Championship. Yes, the...
View ArticleWhat it Would Mean if the Knicks Ever Won (…a Championship)
By Andrew Doscas Just as history is divided into two epochs, B.C., and A.D. so too can the history of the big three North American sports be divvied up into two periods. For the NFL the break in time...
View ArticleOf Reclusive Pride and Non-Existent Lakes
by Andrew Doscas Without a doubt the one thing that is ruining sports today is not drug use, nor are it athletes who want to be rappers, nor is it revenue sharing. No, what is ruining sports across...
View ArticleThe NBA Finals that Never Was
By Andrew Doscas Maybe it’s because I was born in 1991, but I believe wholeheartedly that the golden age of the NBA lasted from 1990-2002. I don’t know if this is a generational thing, but it seems...
View ArticleWhat If David Stern was Commissioner of the MLB?
by Andrew Doscas Come February 2014, the loveable and despotic David Stern will step down as commissioner of the NBA after a 30 year reign. Despite the fact that there has been considerable...
View ArticleFive Minutes To Tip Off
By Khalid Bennett There is one thing about sports that is universal. When a season is underway, every team has a chance. Every team starts over. It’s another year to prove that you might be the best...
View ArticleLawrence Taylor: One Bad Motherfucker
By Andrew Doscas After seeing the new Showtime documentary, LT: The Life & Times based on the life of former Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor, I was left conflicted on how I should feel about...
View ArticleThe Success of Failure
by Andrew Doscas On the night of June 30, 1993, there was one thought going through my father’s head, and it was how the hell could Patrick Ewing and Charles Oakley compete against the frontcourt...
View ArticleStop…Miller Time
by Andrew Doscas Despite growing up in a household where basketball ruled supreme, in an era when the Knicks were constant title contenders, I didn’t follow basketball at all as a kid. I don’t think I...
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