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Chicago Cubs Need To Make Changes in 2010 if Team Struggles

The Chicago Tribune's Paul Sullivan wrote an article about how the Cubs' roster may change if they don't win this year. While I usually find Sully's columns to be less than noteworthy, he has hit the nail on the head with this one.

NFL Free Agency: Miami Dolphins Should Keep Jason Taylor

Jason Taylor returned to the Miami Dolphins in 2009 after a year in exile with the Washington Redskins. And while he didn't dazzle last year, seven sacks, three forced fumbles, and an interception highlighted an overall productive season for the 35-year-old.

The LA Lakers Can't Avoid Drama as Andrew Bynum Goes Down Again

The Los Angeles Lakers have a hard enough time staying under the radar as it is, but at a time when the Lakers have began to show vestiges of the championship team of 2009, an injury to Andrew Bynum is the last thing you want to hear.

UFC Live on Versus: James "Sandman" Irvin Ready To Put Sakara to Sleep

Bleacher Report caught up with James “The Sandman” Irvin to talk about his upcoming fight with Alessio Sakara this Sunday on UFC Live on Versus, Anderson Silva, drug addiction, debuting at middleweight, and his battle with injuries that have kept him sidelined since the summer of 20

Interview: Joan Jett on 'The Runaways'

Joan Jett may sing "I Love Rock 'n' Roll," but the real message of her life story is that she lived rock and roll, and still does every day.

People Realizing That Viacom's Filings Take YouTube Quotes Totally Out Of Context

I had pointed this out in a comment yesterday, but with so many press reports suggesting that Viacom's filing found some sort of "smoking gun" in the YouTube emails concerning founders talking about "stealing" videos, it's worth pointing out that Viacom appears to have taken these quotes totally out

Ban Distorting Chart Types, aka Why You Should Be Wary of Pyramid Charts [Data Visualization]

Three-dimensional charts may be a little more eye-catching and dynamic than their 2-D counterparts (it's an Avatar world, baby), but data visualization blogger Stubborn Mule explains why you should consider junking 3-D charts, or at least why you shouldn't trust pyramid chart

Kansas City Chiefs: An Offensive Line Analysis

With the addition of what should be two new starters, I thought I would give you a few facts that the public is not aware of, along with some personal reflection on my part.


The Chiefs have made some positive moves this past week, but the team knows a lot more has to be done.

Alphabet Soup: Getting Lost In The Boxing Organizations

A long time ago (actually 1921)  in a place called America, an organization was formed, and called itself the National Boxing Association.


It is the oldest of the four organizations to be recognized by the International Boxing  Hall of Fame.

COLUMN: Design Diversions: 'A Modern Murder Simulator'

["Design Diversions" is a biweekly GameSetWatch-exclusive column by Andrew Vanden Bossche. It looks at the unexpected moments when games take us behind the scenes, and the details of how game design engages us. This time -- how emotional design can make us think about not thinking about violence.