Toronto-Many rational Americans have proclaimed that societal progress is not a myth. Barack Obama is the President. The splendor of equality masks the indelible stains of segregation. Yet, Western culture, the so-called zenith of human goodness, continually reverts to its bigotry.
The All-American Basketball Alliance (AABA) underscores the survival of an old beast. (more…)
Toronto-The National Basketball Association’s Eastern Conference is weaker than Chuck Norris jokes. Currently, Chicago is in eighth (the last playoff spot), despite the fact that the club is two games below .500. The fifth place Miami Heat is only one game above the break-even mark. Indeed, the drop-off after the first four seeds is stupefying. (more…)
Toronto-The start of a new season brings with it irrational optimism. One win equals a championship, while a loss spells disaster. Anabolic Stories purports to be your voice of reason. With that said, A.S. presents its 2009-10 National Basketball Association predictions. (more…)
Alexander Ovechkin has been suspended for two games for his hit from behind on Brian Campbell. . More Anabolic Tweets...
Mikael Samulesson has excelled with the Vancouver Canucks. The former Detroit Red Wings forward is playing in his second 20-goal season and first 30-goal campaign. Samuelsson’s tremendous week included six lamp lightings and four assists in four games, en route to a 3-0-1 record for the Canucks. He scored his first National Hockey League hat trick in a four-point, 6-4 Vancouver victory over the shockingly strong Colorado Avalanche. The thirty-three year old has already set career highs in goals (30) and points (53). A $2.5 million cap hit makes his contract one of the most reasonable of all non-entry level deals in the NHL. Samuelsson was named the NHL’s first start of the week; he beat second star Lee Stempniak’s five goals in three games performance.
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