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It’s Batting Practice on Broadway.

By On January 3, 2013 · 3 Comments

Growing up as a kid in suburban Massachusetts in the 80s, I took at least two trips a season to the famed Fenway Park to catch BoSox games. (Huh. I wonder if anyone has ever studied my Massachusetts generation for signs of permanent depression after being exposed to so much loss at [...]

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Want to be a leader? Play golf.

By On November 15, 2012 · 3 Comments

So much of the training we receive for our professions has nothing to do with our professions.  It has to do with our lives.

How we were raised, how we spent our childhood, and, yes, our hobbies have a major impact on how we build relationships, how we negotiate, and how we [...]

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The NBA . . . aka The National Bush League.

By On November 5, 2012 · 24 Comments

Have you seen this ad on a phone kiosk near you?

Sorry if the photo isn’t as clear as it should be, but my hands were shaking from irritation when I took it.

It features a photo of a Knick and the text reads . . .

It’s Friday night. [...]

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Foul ball!

By On October 3, 2012 · 21 Comments

When I was a kid and used to go to Red Sox games . . . (I know, I just lost all my NY readers, to whom I say . . . bite me!  How many more World Series rings do you want?) . . .  ok, back on track, when I [...]

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Pride is not a sin. It’s a seller.

By On September 20, 2012 · 4 Comments

How many of you have been following the story of the Brooklyn Nets?

Since you’re all theater fans, I’m going to make a sweeping generalization and say, umm, probably not.

So, the New Jersey Nets basketball team is not in New Jersey anymore.  Starting this year, the New Jersey Nets are now [...]

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