Idea

Openly
WARNING: Before you read any further, I recognize that some of you reading this may not agree on marriage equality for all or seem to be allergic to the idea of homosexuality. On the flip side, there is a legion of people who feel so strongly about the gay suffrage movement that they partake in a little straight-bashing to spite the mainstream. While this lone blogger isn’t exactly going to

Pitchman
New Poll! -----> He may have not been the first to do it, but legendary Pittsburgh Steeler – and the favorite of this Scribe’s dear mum – “Mean Joe” Greene was a part of the greatest evolution in sports since the forward pass. Athlete-as-pitchman is something we seemingly take for granted until we notice that one guy (no girls until it’s time for a major tennis tournament) seems to be in every

Unbreak (II)
So for those who have not had the chance to, check out the latest contribution to the Norman Einsteins. Because of such fantastic insights from putting this article together, I decided that it would be best to add a bit more to the conversation. I left out a ton as this piece turned into a 2500-word essay without batting an eye. Every person share varying insights based on their upbringing and

Unbreak
"Unbreak my heart say you'll love me again Undo this hurt that you caused when you walked out of the door and walked out of my life Uncry these tears I cried so many nights Unbreak my heart my heart" So what in the world does one of Toni Braxton's greatest hits have to do with Scribe? This isn't the place to rehash her alleged role in breaking up Triple J, however, it's this song that works so

Over/Under
For those who have paid attention to this little spot on the internet or have followed some passionate sports ramblings and discussions over the years, you know that the last thing anyone can ever accuse this Scribe of is being a homer. Not only is this a result of rooting interests outside of the New York area, but of a firm belief that a sport is bigger than one team, one player or one game.