The Talmud tells the story of Alexander the Great, who after conquering far-flung lands, was essentially the Emperor of the entire world. He instituted an interesting practice of spending some time in each country conducting a special court of justice…
Perhaps the gods of political incorrectness are exacting revenge upon Major League Baseball’s screwy wokesters. I recently wrote about the implosion of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Despite posting another 100-win season, the Dodgers pathetically failed to make it through the…
With the world on fire right now, with a tragic mess raging in the Middle East (which we’re covering in depth here at The American Spectator), I’m reluctant to chime in with some much-less-important baseball news, which is plainly superficial…
One of the more thought-provoking movies of the past — however many years you might consider as your relevant time frame — is Children of Men, the 2006 dystopian apocalyptic nightmare co-written and directed by Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón and…
Hall of Famer Brooks Robinson, the best-fielding third baseman in baseball history, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 86. Robinson, whose career stretched from 1955, when he got into six games as an 18-year-old rookie, to 1977, when…
I’ve been an LSU baseball fan since the mid-1980s, when in 1983 then–athletic director Bob Brodhead hired an assistant coach from the powerhouse Miami Hurricanes program to take over a moribund program. That coach’s name was Skip Bertman, and he…
At this point, Pride Month is a year-round holiday for the Left. We’re only a few days into June, but LGBTQ nonsense has made headlines for months. The transition from Bud Light’s PR stunt to Target’s demonic pride merch to…
As a recent guest on The Drew Mariani Show on Relevant Radio, I took calls from Catholic listeners very upset about the MLB’s Los Angeles Dodgers hosting an anti-Catholic hate group that dubs itself the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.” These…
Though seventeen years in Chicago made me a Cubs fan, I’ve been a Dodgers follower since 1955, when, as a seven-year-old, I rejoiced that they’d finally bested their nemesis Yankees in the World Series. I was a newcomer to the…
