10 things cocky pickleball players say
1. “Yeah, these paddles are custom-made from carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer with a titanium core. Cost me about 3 grand each, but
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Joe Ditzel
Joe Ditzel Has Some Problems
Spaghetti trees in Switzerland
10-11. Today in sports history: Deion Sanders famously played in both an NFL game for the Atlanta Falcons and Game
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Brad Pitt knits scarves for orphans in Greenland
It’s time for the Celebrity Gossip Report guy on the third-ranked local TV station. On Brad Pitt’s Hobbies “You
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Nelson just wanted to get in his Fitbit steps
10-10. Today in sports history (2011): Nelson Cruz hit the first walk-off grand slam in MLB postseason history during the
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We need to make a change to make it fair
10-9. Today in sports history: Babe Ruth’s 13-Inning Pitching Masterpiece (1916): Ruth pitched 13 scoreless innings after giving up a
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10 more things cocky skiers like to say
On the chairlift with a stranger “First time skiing, huh? Yeah, I can tell by the way you awkwardly clicked
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10 things cocky fishermen say
The Rod Whisperer (While talking to another fisherman who’s struggling to reel anything in): “See that rod you’re holding? Yeah,
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10 things guitarists who only play Taylor guitars say
Sure, let’s set the scene: there’s a guy sitting on a stool in a small, dimly lit cafe. He’s got
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Manning’s comeback made the Bucs defense look like they were buffering while he was streaming greatness in 4K
Today in Sports History – Peyton Manning’s Epic Comeback (2003): The Indianapolis Colts, led by Peyton Manning, made history by
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Sayanora, catch you later!
10-5. Today is sports history: Barry Bonds Breaks the Single-Season Home Run Record (2001): Barry Bonds hit his 71st and
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The Shot Heard Round the World gave the Dodgers a one-way ticket to Sorrowville
10-3. Today in Sports History. The “Shot Heard ‘Round the World” (1951): Bobby Thomson hit one of the most famous
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Consistency at the car dealer
Fun fact: 8 percent of people trusted a car salesperson in 1977. In 2020, that number was still 8 percent.
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My bulge is embarrassing
Fun fact: If you measure from the center of the planet, Mt. Everest is not the tallest thing on Earth.
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Tigers: Do we really need pitchers in baseball?
10-2. On This Day in Sports History. (1968). St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Gibson set a World Series record by
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Wallet? Pay? Cash? Card? It’s an Apple payment circus and I’m in the clown car
It was about the third time I found myself standing at a checkout counter, sweating bullets while fumbling with my
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