Book Review: Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
The book Range: Why Generalist Triumph in a Specialized World by David Epstein was a great find. I...
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Mar 12, 2020 | Baseball, Basketball, Book Review, Boxing, CrossFit, Cycling, Football, Health & Fitness, Hiking, Hockey, Mixed Martial Arts, Racing, Running, Softball, Sports, Volleyball | 0 |
The book Range: Why Generalist Triumph in a Specialized World by David Epstein was a great find. I...
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Jan 27, 2018 | Basketball, Culture, Softball, Sports, Volleyball | 0 |
photo:Â Taeler Deer First, let me say this is not a girl-power, Time’s Up agenda-driven post....
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Apr 2, 2017 | Baseball, Basketball, Book Review, Business & Money, Entertainment, Football, Health & Fitness, Marketing, Running, Sports | 0 |
I did the audio book version of Shoe Dog: A Memoir by thee Creator of Nike and although it was...
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | May 12, 2014 | Baseball, Basketball, Book Review, Culture, Football, History, Politics, Running, Sports | 0 |
2014 Book Goal: 52 (mostly non-fiction) 2014 Books Read: 30 (87% non-fiction) Jim Thorpe, Original All-American by Joseph Bruchac is really a good book. It is a fictional biography written as if from Thorpe’s own mouth,...
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Jun 7, 2009 | Basketball, Cycling, Friends & Family, History, Wayback | 0 |
Selections from my personal journal during college. I took a big jump here because my journal entries during the Summer pretty much revolved around sports – the Tour de France (where Greg LeMond won by just 8 seconds,)...
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Apr 23, 2008 | Basketball | 0 |
I got a call yesterday from Ron asking if I wanted to go to the Spurs – Suns playoff game… the price was right (free) so of course, I said yes. Ron is friends with one of the Spurs dancers who was a dancer for the Texas Copperheads arena team and she totally gave us […]
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Mar 13, 2008 | Basketball | 0 |
Sitting across the court from me at the Merrell Center is none other than one of my all-time favorite basketball players. A.C. Green not only set the record for consecutive games without missing a start (1,192) but only missed three in his 14 years of play. A large portion of those years were spent as […]
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Mar 13, 2008 | Basketball | 0 |
Ron and I attended the opening round of the Southland Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament last night in Katy, Texas and instead of watching the Texas State Bobcats roll to the championship, we witnessed history. I was courtside LIVE blogging the event for the readers of Newstreamz.com San Marcos, and Ron was roving the sidelines taking […]
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Jul 25, 2007 | Baseball, Basketball, Cycling, Sports | 0 |
Yet another black eye on the face of sports. Just days after Alexander Vinokourov won my respect with a gutsy comeback, it was announced that he tested positive for “blood doping.” That is the practice of injecting someone else’s (or your own previously saved) blood packed with oxygen-carrying cells prior to an arduous event in […]
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | May 3, 2007 | Basketball | 2 |
I said it back on ’04 when Kobe Bryant forced the Los Angeles Lakers into the dumb decision to part ways with Shaquille O’Neal, and I will reiterate here. .. Kobe has destroyed the Lakers. Their first-round exit from the playoffs at the hands of the Phoenix Suns is further proof of the damage done […]
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | Jun 20, 2006 | Basketball | 0 |
First off, let me say that I am being true to my word and have not seen one minute of the NBA since Kobe Bryant destroyed the franchise by forcing them to part ways with both Shaquille O’Neal and Phil Jackson. That said, I couldn’t help but notice who made it into the championship game. […]
Read Moreby Chris Doelle | May 31, 2005 | Basketball, Friends & Family, History, Wayback | 2 |
It’s journal time again… its been awhile and I had planned on writing earlier but I don’t seem to have the time. I know, I know – just set apart a time everyday to write… easier said than done. I...
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