Tag Archives: baseball
Tim Wakefield, the Knuckleball, and Character
Throwing a knuckleball builds character, as Tim Wakefield’s career showed. Continue reading
Filed under Ethics Heroes, Sports, Public Service, Philanthropy, Charity, Character
Ethics Dunce: Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd
Oil Can Boyd. What an idiot. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Character, Ethics Dunces, Sports
Occupy Manny
Poor Manny Ramirez. Continue reading
Albert Pujols: Yes, He’s Disloyal, Greedy, and Confused.
Albert Pujols always claimed that he loved St. Louis and the Cardinals. Now we know he loves money more. Just money, even when he could have plenty, and St. Louis too. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Business & Commercial, Character, Family, Finance, Professions, Sports
Wild Card Ethics and Cultural Expectations
Blame Occupy Wall Street on the National Pastime. Continue reading
Now THIS Is An Offensive Team Name
Naming a team after a serial killer is an insult to his victims. Continue reading
A Commercial Break
(Non-baseball fans are permitted to ignore this post.) Continue reading
Filed under Sports
Now THIS Is A Conflict of Interest!
Everyone on all sides of the negotiation between the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs over Theo Epstein has conflicts of interest that would normally require them to be removed from the process. Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Sports
God, Accountability, and Adrian Gonzalez
This is not about baseball. This is about the misuse of God. Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Daily Life, Religion and Philosophy, Sports
