No Mas - The Week That Was
12/10
Heisman of Troy
A No Mas breakdown of the Ohio State Heisman winners that preceded Troy Smith, from Les Horvath to Eddie George.
Tyson at 147
A recap of Saturday night's HBO card, with particular attention paid to Andre Berto's demolition of the ultra-game Miguel Figueroa. On Berto: "The guy has the whole package - hand-speed and footwork that makes you think he could trade with Floyd, and power that makes you wince even when you're watching at television distance. Throw in the fact that he's handsome and articulate and cut like a bodybuilder and Andre Berto seems like a guaranteed star in the making.
The Maginot Line of All That Is Right and Good
On the anniversary of the A.L.'s decision to institute the desginated hitter, we list the inaugural D.H.'s for all the American League clubs.
12/11
K.O.W. - The Brockton Brainblaster
The No Mas Knockout of the Week is Marciano's pulverizing blow to Jersey Joe Walcott in their 1952 title bout, a selection fueled by me and I-berg's recent viewing of the Marciano SportsCentury.
December 11, 1981
The anniversary of Ali's last bout with Trevor Berbick.
Ali Crap Redux
After the mini-controversy started by my post of the week before, Ali Crap, I revisit the issue having actually seen the show in question. My conclusion is that it's a bunch of crap.
12/12
Babe Ruth Cheated
No Mas exposes BounceGate to the world. Suffice it to say that Barry Bonds is off the hook.
12/13
Born to Be Bad
A birthday bonanza that includes a cross-generational smackdown between Boris Zhukov and the Junkyard Dog.
12/14
Joey Jazzbo
On the anniversary of the Jazz retiring Pistol Pete's number, we look at the other Jazz number retirees and take a look at the coolest Maravich look of all time.
Tiger Tiger
A recap of the careeer of middleweight great Dick Tiger, who died at the age of 42 on December 14, 1971.
12/15
All in a day's work
James Naismith invented basketball 115 years ago today. And then 115 years ago tomorrow, he posts history's first recorded triple double.
Heisman of Troy
A No Mas breakdown of the Ohio State Heisman winners that preceded Troy Smith, from Les Horvath to Eddie George.
Tyson at 147
A recap of Saturday night's HBO card, with particular attention paid to Andre Berto's demolition of the ultra-game Miguel Figueroa. On Berto: "The guy has the whole package - hand-speed and footwork that makes you think he could trade with Floyd, and power that makes you wince even when you're watching at television distance. Throw in the fact that he's handsome and articulate and cut like a bodybuilder and Andre Berto seems like a guaranteed star in the making.
The Maginot Line of All That Is Right and Good
On the anniversary of the A.L.'s decision to institute the desginated hitter, we list the inaugural D.H.'s for all the American League clubs.
12/11
K.O.W. - The Brockton BrainblasterThe No Mas Knockout of the Week is Marciano's pulverizing blow to Jersey Joe Walcott in their 1952 title bout, a selection fueled by me and I-berg's recent viewing of the Marciano SportsCentury.
December 11, 1981
The anniversary of Ali's last bout with Trevor Berbick.
Ali Crap Redux
After the mini-controversy started by my post of the week before, Ali Crap, I revisit the issue having actually seen the show in question. My conclusion is that it's a bunch of crap.
12/12
Babe Ruth Cheated
No Mas exposes BounceGate to the world. Suffice it to say that Barry Bonds is off the hook.
12/13
Born to Be BadA birthday bonanza that includes a cross-generational smackdown between Boris Zhukov and the Junkyard Dog.
12/14
Joey Jazzbo
On the anniversary of the Jazz retiring Pistol Pete's number, we look at the other Jazz number retirees and take a look at the coolest Maravich look of all time.
Tiger Tiger
A recap of the careeer of middleweight great Dick Tiger, who died at the age of 42 on December 14, 1971.
12/15
All in a day's work
James Naismith invented basketball 115 years ago today. And then 115 years ago tomorrow, he posts history's first recorded triple double.
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