Just got back from Fenway, and well that blew pretty hard. Just got absolutely dominated from the get-go. Johnny Damon hitting a ding dong first pitch kind of set the tone, and Dice-k's solid 28.8 era was a highlight. Not going to lie though, seeing Wake pitch 5 innings was pretty neat, until hitters starting teeing off on his 66 mph junk. Bottomline is that this team is not cohesive yet, can't find the right people to make plays in key situations. It's early yes, and I'm confident they'll turn it around, but they need to get some swagger back and play a little more as a team out there, with a little more pride.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Well That Sucked
Just got back from Fenway, and well that blew pretty hard. Just got absolutely dominated from the get-go. Johnny Damon hitting a ding dong first pitch kind of set the tone, and Dice-k's solid 28.8 era was a highlight. Not going to lie though, seeing Wake pitch 5 innings was pretty neat, until hitters starting teeing off on his 66 mph junk. Bottomline is that this team is not cohesive yet, can't find the right people to make plays in key situations. It's early yes, and I'm confident they'll turn it around, but they need to get some swagger back and play a little more as a team out there, with a little more pride.
Mashup Monday
It’s a mashup Monday everyone. Today I am bringing you one of my favorite mashup artists, just a notch below the legendary milkman. 90’s finest is their name and they make some great tunes that flow together seamlessly. They definitely know how to make some chill music tracks that you can throw on in any situation. 90’s Finest is just trying to make it in this crazy, crazy world, so you should throw some love their way. They have three certified songs that will have you coming back to the well again and again. Two of the greats are September I’ll be gone and Do the Dance. These are great tracks that have a slow vibe that goes for days. My personal favorite is based around the legendary song Don’t Stop Believin. It is called Don’t Stop and it is just masterfully done. These guys are just the embodiment of the word fresh. Nothing like relaxing and putting on 90's. You actually can't go wrong with got to know, recluse, seek, and shoulda said no. These guys are on the up and up so you better jump on the train while you can. All of their stuff is good and the party has officially started. Enjoy Everyone, Happy Monday.
Do the Dance, September I’ll Be Gone, All other Songs HERE
P.S. Friday by Rebecca Black was known and ridiculed as being one of the worst songs of all time. Funny thing is, now people are using the song and it actually sounds good. The legendary Steven Colbert went on Jimmy Fallon’s show and just wiped the floor with it. Then Sex Ray Vision turns it into a club banger. Finally, Olu spits great verses over the ridiculed chorus.
P.P.S. All this controversy recently over who is the rightful owner of Airplanes and Nothing On You first, B.o.B or Lupe, had me thinking about the glory days of B.o.B. Bobby Ray had great potential and the owners of the label knew that he would kill it, and they were 100 percent right because B.o.B’s version is so much better than Lupe’s slow track. The Label looked back to when B.o.B was a Mixtape Master and was working on a clean slate. Check this great from the glory days Haterz Everywhere. The saying B.o.B lives by and what he would say to his doubters is HI Haters!
Posted By Mac Attack
Sports are 99% Mental
If you watched Rory McIlroy's back 9 yesterday you won't be able to argue that the pressures of Master's Sunday as well as Tiger's resurgence completely shattered and shook the 21 year old, 3 day leader, of the event. I mean it was simply amazing to see McIlroy's meltdown, in fact it was epic. You have to sympathize with the guy, he hits one horrific drive, and he completely collapses. 3 days of great play, and one drive destroyed this kid's confidence. People have been ripping Rory's mental fortitude all over the place, and I agree with them; he's gotta be able to refocus and align his thoughts enough not to go +7 on the most important 9 holes of his life. But rather than rip this guy I think we all need to wonder at the amazing factor that the mind plays in athletics. It was truly astounding, Rory hits one drive 700 yards left into a dude's front porch, and next thing you know he's hitting trees right in front of him, hooking drives, and missing 3 foot double bogey putts. Dude's mind must have been spinning faster than the those weird training things NASA uses on the chimps and whatever. When you see something like that it humanizes the athlete for you, makes you realize that they feel the same emotions we all feel. Makes guys like MJ, Tom Brady, and yesterday Charl Schwartzel seem even that more amazing. Talking about guys that can block out the crowds and the pressures and focus in extreme situations, harnessing the mental aspect of the sports the play. Mental Toughness: Definitely the most underrated skill.