Every NFL head coach and general manager hopes they don’t have an Adolphus Washington on their team. As a team prepares for training camp and the mental/physical grind of a regular season the last thing they need, literally is a moron getting himself arrested off the field. Unfortunately for Buffalo Adolphus Washington was doing Adolphus … Read More
Favorite 100 Songs of the 80s: (#29) Dexys Midnite Runners – Come On Eileen
There’s a plethora of British music groups from the 80’s who dropped a chart topper before seemingly disappearing forever, but merely a handful where that one-hit wonder truly stands the test of time. In my opinion, Dexys Midnite Runners are one of them. Come On Eileen is one of the most known and appreciated ditties of … Read More
Favorite 100 Songs of the 80s: (#30) Kenny Loggins – I’m Free (Heaven Helps The Man)
I can’t lie to ya’ll—there’s few songs from this decade, or any other that pump me up harder than this Sir Kenny Loggins jam. It’s literally on my CD of car jams blasted at peak volume with the windows rolled down. By the way— did I just write “Sir” Kenny Loggins? Yes, I most certainly … Read More
Favorite 100 Songs of the 80s: (#31) Van Halen – Jump
I’d be a liar if I tried passing myself off as a rabid Van Halen fan from day one. With the exception of Running With The Devil (a great song) off their self-titled debut album in 1978, I’m not sure I heard of any song off their first four LPs, and if I did I … Read More
Power Rankings: Current Buffalo Bills Jersey Investments
If the Buffalo Bills have taught me one thing during this 17-year playoff drought it’s that acquiring current player jerseys is customarily a bad investment. Whether it’s gathering dust in the closet, donated to Goodwill or you’re still sporting it today because you simply don’t give a shit—odds are astronomically high you’ve spent on at … Read More
Favorite 100 Songs of the 80s: (#32) USA For Africa – We Are The World
When looking back at my musical youth in the 1980s, few if any moments rival the spring of 1985 when We Are The World by USA For Africa was released. I’ll never forget the first handful of times I heard the song and saw the accompanying video, and how utterly awestruck I was by the … Read More
Favorite 100 Songs of the 80s: (#33) Pat Benatar – Love Is A Battlefield
Some of the finest songs and biggest hits you hear happen almost by accident. Such as the case with Pat Benatar’s Love is a Battlefield. The song, co-written by Mike Chapman and Holly Knight was penned for Benatar. However, the intention of its premise compared to how you’d ultimately hear it on the radio is … Read More
Favorite 100 Songs of the 80s: (#34) Foreigner – I Want To Know What Love Is
Fortunately for lovers of the classic gospel-style power ballad, Foreigner guitarist Mick Jones was a big-time insomniac and lead signer Lou Gramm didn’t prevail in every band argument. As the story goes, following the release of their huge hit album “4” in 1981, the band found themselves with a lot of time to write. Generally … Read More
MoranAlytics’ Must Reads For July 3, 2017
YANKEES: Obviously, it’s hard to win games when nothing goes right.The Yankees’ offense drew four walks in the first couple innings against Astros’ starter Mike Fiers. By the time they did get on the board, it was far too late. Luis Severino only walked one batter himself. He also allowed nine hits, giving up six … Read More
Hot Takery: Thoughts on Johnson, Pouliot & The Other Dudes
As expected, the Buffalo Sabres got busy immediately as free agency started Saturday with a flurry of signings, although none are considered “splashy”. The top name coming to Buffalo is goaltender Chad Johnson, who’s returning to the club on a one-year, $2.5 million deal. Johnson had one of his best seasons with the Sabres in … Read More