Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Apocalypse Now
It's hard to find a more painful 24 hours in sports than on Tuesday.  It started with the Mets firing Willie Randolph in the middle of the night, about 3:15 a.m. Eastern Time.  It ended with the Boston Celtics destroyed the LA Lakers 131-92 to win the NBA Finals.  I had predicted a Celtics Championship back on Halloween 2007 as part of the Boston Sports Apocalypse.  I don't like being wrong but wanted to be wrong about the Celtics because the future of the sports world and how the rest of the world may react to it.

What impact does the Boston Sports Apocalypse have on everyone else?  Mr. Met is frowning on the cover of the NY Post and that's even before Linda punches his lights out.  Steve is too depressed to write. The Yankees are dealing with Ching-Ming Wang's injury by signing on-the-wagon-again/off-the- wagon-again Sidney Ponson. 

You don't have to be Reverend Dr. Jack Van Impe to know where this is going.  Food riots.  Climate change.  Extreme heat and humidity.  Much of the Heartland is under water.  The US is about to bomb Iran.  The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed below 12,500 for the first time since Saint Patrick's Day.


Where Do We Go From Here:

(1) Without sports and personal repentance, we are doomed to more Boston sports championships as well as global pestilence, wars, famines, etc.

(2) If the Mets don't win this year, I will recommend that the Wilpons' fire Omar and hire Steve as the Mets next General Manager.  I know it will be difficult for Steve to be Vice President of the United States AND the Mets GM at the same time but I only need him in Washington for time breaking votes in the Senate.  If past travel patterns are indicative of the future, he'll spend most of his Vice Presidency and Mets General Managership in Pakistan, the Netherlands, or wherever you throw a dart on the map. 

You know what to do.  Pray to God/G-d/Allah/Buddha/etc for forgiveness and root for all Boston opponents.  The fate of the (sports) world lies in your hands and hearts.

Posted by a Repentant Tank at the edge of the Biblical Abyss.





Thursday, June 19, 2008 9:19:42 AM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)


I read Atlas Shrugged (more than a few times). Hopefully all the good NY team athletes are hiding under a cloak of invisibility in Colorado.

I think the Tank can stand-in for Dagney Taggert and convince those great athletes to come out of hiding. When do you leave?

Your analysis of the VP's job is ignorant of the current extra-governmental VP (according to Cheney, he is not part of the Executive or Legistlative branch and if you don't agree, you better prepare yourself for some birdshot in the face). Steve will be very busy running his own group of extra-governmental people, but managing the Mets will be easy once the Tank brings back the good athletes from Colorado.

For those readers who do not know Atlas Shrugged, I apologize for what seems like a the ramblings of an insance person.

Bill N. in VT

SATT in 2008!

Bill N. in VT
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