Sporting pictures of the Week :- 5 May
A new exhibition called “I. Ayrton Senna da Silva” has opened in Rio de Janeiro to celebrate his remarkable life and legacy 30 years after his death. Matt Hilton became[…]
Category: Baseball
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-6 August
Salt. Everything about a FIFA World Cup right here. Alexandra Popp. player of the match as Germany exited the World Cup is forced to take a selfie of her VISA[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-21 March
Starting with a couple of renaissance style paintings. First of all that mad scramble at Hagley Oval; there’s a lot to take in there. And six nations rugby laid bare.[…]
Correa’s Odyssey
By Scott MacLean Regular readers will know that I’m a big baseball fan, especially of my beloved Boston Red Sox, but also of the game as a whole. But in[…]
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2022 in Review: November
By Aiden McLaughlin At the Women’s Rugby World Cup, it’s semi-final time. Two excellent matches take place at Eden Park with pre-tournament favourites England coming out on top against Canada,[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :-31 October
Champions of Europe. The Arizona Coyotes have to play in a small venue for weird council tax reasons. It’s called Mullet Arena, so everyone gets given a mullet. Art house[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-16 October
A pre T20 World Cup photo op, and Kane looks like a schoolboy who’s just been told he’s got to stay back for detention. Matthew Wade was some elite shithousery[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :-31 July
Three legends of New Zealand sport alongside someone on a junket. Lando Norris looking up to Seb Vettel. Commonwealth Games corner. Let’s have a bit of steampunk at the opening[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-17 July
So it can be done. Outside SKY Stadium 20 minutes before kickoff last night. Pity the person having to dress up as a giraffe in the middle of a heatwave.[…]
Happy Bobby Bonilla Day!
By Scott MacLean Huh? What? Who? It’s July 1, which means that baseball’s New York Mets will today deposit another US$1.19 million into the account of former player Bobby Bonilla.[…]
