Its that time of the year! March Madness fever kicks off and the men's Division I tournament bracket has been set.
Got an office pool for the 2009 NCAA tournament? If you need printable brackets for letting your office coworkers pick their teams for this years tournament, here is a list of websites.
I'm in a hyped up mood today getting warmed up before the San Jose Sharks take on the New York Islanders tonight at The Shark Tank. The Sharks continue to play extremely well and currently have the best record in the NHL.
If you have been to a San Jose Sharks hockey game, you will know what the feeling is like when we score a goal. The entire crowd erupts and pumps their fist in the air going nuts while "The Hey Song" blares over the speakers.
Look around today and you see common themes in the world of sports - rising ticket prices and soaring player salaries. Whether if its greed from players, owners or both, its the fan that has to reach into his pocketbook to compensate. Is it time for fans to say "enough"? Or will market forces in the sports economy dictate a reason for deflation in sports teams of the future?
I'm a part time Golden State Warrior fan and have been over the last 40 years ever since I got interested in basketball when I was a young kid. Now I say "part time" because over the years I've watched the Warriors rise and fall(mostly fall) and never could take losing. I hate to lose. I love to win.
