In the first part of my American League East preview I broke down the Orioles and Red Sox to give their outlook headed into the 2012 season. Now this time I will discuss the Rays and Blue Jays.

To continue my preview I will be previewing the American League East. Today I will be analyzing the Orioles and Red Sox.

To continue my 2012 MLB preview I will be finishing my breakdown of the National League East. Here I will be analyzing the Mets, Phillies, and Nationals.

My comprehensive MLB 2012 season preview continues this week as I turn my attention over to the National League East.

Time to conclude my American League West preview. This time I will be looking at the Rangers and the Mariners.

My complete 2012 MLB season preview continues this week as I look at the American League West.

Time to continue my comprehensive MLB Season Preview. I will conclude my coverage of the National League Central today.

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My 2012 comprehensive MLB Preview kicks off today with the National League Central. It only seems fair to start things off with the division that took home the title last season. I gave you all …

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Pitchers and catchers are reporting. We are closer to March than we are the Super Bowl. March Madness is creeping on us. And my birthday is just over a week away. I can’t think of a …

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What should be another fun Monday Morning Quarterback. But alas, the NFL season is over. It’s a weird feeling but when your team wins the championship it’s even harder when the season comes to an …

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Bare with me as what you are about to read may be construed as an extreme violation of “homerism.” But you know what, when you’re favorite team wins a championship I think you should be …

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Michael Kay: “Is Eli Manning a top 10, top 5 quarterback? Are you in that class?”
Eli Manning: “I consider myself in that class.”
 
The words of Eli Manning back in an August interview with ESPN Radio’s …

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The time is upon us. Kickoff is approaching. All season has come to this. It is Super Bowl 46. The rematch, it is being dubbed, between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots. …

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A big part of the fun that goes along with Super Bowl Sunday is the gambling. The Super Bowl, unlike any other sporting event during the year, allows you to bet on virtually every aspect …

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We have reached Super Bowl week in Indianapolis. That means gluts and glam that comes with media day, radio row, promotions, and eventually the big game on Sunday. So throughout this week I will be …

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The next season of America’s 5th national sport, the Challenge, kicks off tonight. This season the theme is “Battle of the Exes.” This means that everyone is partnered with someone they hooked up with, dated, …

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Yesterday I did my recap of the Giants winning the NFC Championship. Now today I will turn my attention over to the Giants opponent that came out of the AFC. The New England Patriots defeated …

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Super Bowl bound. After a thrilling, heart pounding defense struggle, the Giants will move on to Indianapolis beating the 49ers 20-17. From the 49ers field goal to tie the game at 17 in the 4th …

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A season that began with a lockout and a shortened season has reached its championships. It is Championship Sunday. Two games and four teams that will determine who will be going to Indianapolis to play …

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A couple days ago, there was not much new television and no Knicks game so I found myself stumbling upon a couple of repeat episodes of two of my favorite comedies “How I Met Your …

In the first game of the day the 49ers beat the Saints 36-32. If you had told me that the Saints would score 32 points with Drew Brees throwing for over 400 yards and two scores I would’ve bet anything that the Saints would’ve won. But the QB who maybe got the least amount of attention heading into this season put together the most impressive performance to date.

Elite. That was the word that everyone was talking about in the beginning of the season regarding Eli Manning. When he went on the Michael Kay Show on ESPN Radio and said definitively that he was one of the top QB’s in the league there wasn’t a soul alive who didn’t mock or ridicule him. Well what has Eli done? He has put together the best season of his career and now has the Giants a win away from yet another trip to the Super Bowl by beating the Packers 37-20. One quick nugget before I get into all the keys of the game: In the playoffs, Eli Manning has now beaten teams with records of 18-0, 15-1, and two 13-3 teams. That is quite remarkable.

The Yankees sent Jesus Montero and Hector Noesi over to Seattle for Michael Pineda and minor league pitcher Jose Campos. This deal was an absolute stunner and one that is different than any trade we have seen in recent memory.

The best weekend of the NFL Sunday is upon us, it is the Divisional Round. Four games within 28 hours between the best eight teams in the NFL. The debate between rest vs. momentum is never greater than this weekend. With the salary cap era at its peak and the talent pool spread seemingly so equally, is it better to have had last weekend off or to continue to push forward with that win or go home mentality? We will find out this weekend.

Yesterday I recapped the game that I and everyone else in the New York area cares most about in the Giants victory over the Falcons. Now I will provide my thoughts on the other three games of the weekend.

As a big Giants fan, each week during the NFL season I would give my recap and reaction to the latest Giants game. I will continue that for however long the Giants season remains. So here is my recap of the Giants dominant showing in their Wild Card game against the Falcons.

My first post. I’m excited about joining such a great collection of talent on this website. I hope to bring a fresh take on all things happening in sports and give you my advice on how that translate into fantasy. I will also be posting on other topics such as the world of television and other forms of entertainment. Each week during the NFL season I will provide my picks against the spread. I have been doing this all year and will continue it into the postseason.

Fantasy League GM is proud to welcome Brian Cohen’s Bus Driver’s Route! Looks like we’ll be getting some local New York flavor. Check out his past work, and be sure to stay in touch with his 2012 articles here at FLGM.