Welcome to my Blog!

The best place to start with this blog I think is to give a purpose and let you know about my motivation behind it. First let me introduce myself. I'm a junior at Edison High School in New Jersey, where I play varsity baseball and am entering my second season as the everyday starting left-fielder. I've played baseball since I was about four years old and it is the biggest and probably most important part of my life. Someday I hope to play college baseball and maybe even make it further than that. In addition to baseball, I am an avid fan of every major sport and try to do what I can to learn more and more about each one every day. Furthermore, I would like to take my passion and knowledge of sports to the next level and one day hopefully become a sports journalist. So basically I'm here to let you, the reader, know what I know (or think I know) about sports, and maybe learn a thing or two along the way.

I would say that this is going to be a completely unbiased and impartial blog, but if I'm going to be honest with you it's probably not. As I said I am from Edison, New Jersey, which is about forty-five or so minutes from the Big Apple, so as you can probably see where this is going, I'm one of those guys. I'm a New York sports fan, so by default I despise anything Philadelphia and of course anything Boston (or New England) related. I'm a huge Yankees fan, I love the Giants and the Jets (crazy, huh?), I like the Knicks, and when it comes to hockey I love a good game. However, despite my New York roots, I will try my hardest not to include my deep hatred for the Red Sox, Eagles, Patriots, Phillies, etc. in my posts. For the most part I will be dishing out the facts, with maybe a little bit of a New York touch to it. You can definitely expect to hear about the Giants and their promising Super Bowl run, the Jets and their locker room (and quarterback) troubles, the Knicks and their promising season, the Yankees quest for their twenty-eighth World Series title, and plenty of other relevant sporting events.