Hello, havent I seen you here before>

Hello, haven’t I seen you here before?

It has been a while since I have written and you have read, I’ve just spent some time sitting back and watching the wheels go round yanno?

This weekend is my favorite of the year—the time when we celebrate the resurrection of the King of Kings who made a way where there was no way. A Happy and Blessed Resurrection Sunday to all

I just really am going to post some random thoughts here, outside of OBJ there really hasn’t been too much to talk about sports wise and things seem to be getting worse everywhere I look worldwide in news matters---maybe that’s why I’ve been more at thought than expression

Next week is Masters Week and here’s hoping for a furious back nine next Sunday. There are about 20 guys that could win the green jacket and I would not be surprised. That includes Eldrick Tiger Woods who seems to be most of the way back from the doldrums and injury.

There more or less I see of the current NBA the more I appreciate the 1969-70 Knicks.

We really need to think about cancelling the winter season around here, the Nets, Islanders, Knicks, Rangers, and Devils fall way short of showing their worth for our entertainment dollar. You can probably add the Jets and Giants to that as well

I do have quite a bit of enthusiasm for the 2018 New York Yankees, they are going to be fun to watch the Bronx Bombers are back, even batting practice is exciting. Looking forward to my first trip to the big ball orchard in the Bronx on May 6 vs Cleveland, my grandfather was a big Indians fan.

They tell me the Final Four is this weekend in San Antonio I almost forgot, my bracket got busted a long time ago and it seems interest nationwide outside of Loyola Chicago seems to have waned a bit for this tournament. There are 3 or 4 post season college tournaments now and also the NCAA men’s championship has become hard to watch on TV because games are scattered over 3 or 4 channels between TBS and CBS

Odell Beckham Junior is well on his way to wearing out his welcome with the Giants. While no doubt on the field he is an exciting performer and threat to score from anywhere at any time, he continues to make decisions like a 15 year old and expects the Giants to make him the highest paid player. It says here that the Giants an ultra-conservative organization will be more likely to trade Beckham and fill some big holes than to go into a long term guaranteed contract with someone who appears to becoming a nut job