Now THAT’S how you start a season!

The Dodgers and Giants are in the top of the 2nd inning in the first game of the 2008 MLB season, and they’re playing in Los Angeles for the first time in way too long to start the season. And the Dodgers are showing the Giants that they showed up ready to play this game.

The 2008 season is almost here, and MLB rolls out a remake of Gameday

Except for the Red Sox and the A’s, who played two games of their new season in Tokyo this past week, the 2008 season for Major League Baseball is going to begin in just a few days. If you loved the live Gameday app for following baseball games in the past there’s a major update for Gameday 2008.

Congrats, Tommy!

I meant to post this over the weekend, but I have to give a great big shoutout to Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda as he got his 1600th win as a manager on Saturday.

Barry’s been a baaaad boy

Home run king Barry Bonds has been indicted on charges of lying and obstructing justice as part of an investigation into allegations of steroid use.

Congrats to the Sox

I was hoping to not have to post this, or at least not too soon, but congratulations to thye Boston Red Sox for beating the Colorado Rockies and becoming the 2007 World Series Champions.

The Sox did it

Last night the Boston Red Sox completed coming back from a three games to one deficit to win the American League Championship Series.

Congrts, Rockies!

I wanted to post this last night, but I want to give a great big CONGRATULATIONS! to the Colorado Rockies for sweeping the Arizona Diamondbacks to head to the World Series.

Put a fork in the season. It’s over.

As I write this the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants are playing the last inning of the regular season, but for all intents and purposes, it’s over. The San Diego Padres and the Colorado Rockies have a one game playoff tomorrow night in Denver to find out who the National League Wild Card team will be, but for Dodger fans the season’s over. The best we can do is hope for next season, but we’re definitely not happy at how the season ended.

Amazon starts selling MP3’s, as long as you don’t use Linux

It seems major companies need to get a clue card when it comes to how popular Linux is. First Major League Baseball moves their video to Microsoft’s Silverlight platform which naturally doesn’t support Linux, although they will be supporting the MacOS before longer. Now Amazon has begun selling MP3s without any Digital Rights Management garbage. As long as you don’t use Linux.

Hello world!

Ahoy! I decided I wanted my own blog. My brother, Peng, used to run a WP blog so I figured this would be a great platform to use. He knows he’s going to be called upon to provide some support from time to time, and he’s fine with that. He knows I won’t ask too often.