Who?

Mark Buehrle (I had to actually look up the spelling of his name) pitched a perfect game today, only the 16th modern perfect game in major league history. And, coming as it does off that no-hitter by the San Francisco Giants just before the break begs the question.

Is pitching back in baseball in the post-steroid era?

With Big Papi almost going 0 for April, home runs being down (except in the new Yankee Stadium) and now a perfect game, it seems like the league is returning to its small-ball roots. And I, for one, welcome this change. Bring on the goose eggs!

I Don't Want This Series To End...And At This Rate It Won't

Once again, the Celtics and Bulls went into overtime. And then, just for fun, they decided to go into a second one. I don't think I've seen a more exciting NBA game in the last five years than the one I saw earlier today. I might just get back into watching basketball on a regular basis if this keeps up.

Oddly enough, the NFL draft didn't really interest me this year. I figure I'll find out who made what team when the season begins.

The Red Sox and Yankees play another game tonight. That rivalry is probably the most exciting to watch out of anything in baseball. The only thing that can take my attention off this game tonight will be if Joe Morgan is as terrible as he always is.