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The one great thing about minor league baseball is that every opening day truly signals a new beginning. It’s out with the old and in with the new. Nowhere does this apply more than with the Lexington Legends. The hometown affiliate of the Kansas City Royals stunk up the league last year finishing in next to last place in the Southern Division with a disappointing 62-75 record. In fact, they’ve been fairly putrid for the past several years, so I’m always looking for signs of change–morsels of hope that things have finally turned around and success is just around the corner. Continue reading Lexington Legends – A Legendary Start—By John Huang
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(CINCINNATI, Oh.) – For the 2017 regular season finale in Paul Brown Stadium, Detroit came in like a lion and went out like a lamb. Cincinnati’s surprise 26-17 upset victory was small consolation to a train wreck of a Bengals campaign that started with high hopes but ended with sordid dismay. Not only do the Bengals miss the playoffs for the second consecutive year, they end up with potentially only six wins while alienating most of their fan base with disappointingly lackluster play. The Marvin Lewis era has mercifully run its course in the Queen City, and providentially, I was on hand to witness his likely swan song. That didn’t stop Marvin from being markedly upbeat. Continue reading Out Like a Lamb—By John Huang
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(CINCINNATI, Oh.) — Last Monday night’s loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers was like a punch to the Bengals’ solar plexus. As Chris Boswell’s 43-yard field goal sailed through the uprights, a discernably audible gasp could be heard circulating throughout the environs of Paul Brown Stadium and beyond. Not only did the Bengals lose, they lost in spectacularly sordid fashion—blowing a 17-0 lead by committing a franchise record of 173 yards in penalties. Although not mathematically eliminated from playoff consideration, the gasp you heard was the Bengals’ hopes for post-season play escaping from the soul of their perennially disheartened fan base. Continue reading Pro Football – Cryin’ about Tigers and Bears, Oh My! —By John Huang
(CINCINNATI, Oh.) — To the true sports enthusiast, there’s really nothing like the spectacle known as Monday Night Football. With the outcome of the weekend slate of games banished to the rearview mirror, the eyes of the entire sporting world become focused ahead on the two remaining teams left playing on center stage. With no other distractions in sight at the beginning of this work week, anyone with even the slightest interest in the National Football League is keenly tuned in on Monday night. For the participating players and coaches, that means every move is scrutinized, every highlight is magnified, and every blunder is dissected ad infinitum by friend and foe alike. Continue reading Pro Football – All My Rowdy Friends—By John Huang
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(LEXINGTON, Ky.) — The matches I just witnessed during the first and second rounds of the 2017 NCAA Volleyball Tournament weren’t anything like the games our moms used to play. They weren’t the backyard variety we batted around at summer picnics nor were they the recreational version we played in church or intramural leagues. They were nothing like the two-man game invented on California beaches, and they certainly didn’t resemble the testosterone laden variation I participated in while serving in Uncle Sam’s Army. Continue reading UK Volleyball – Thrills, Chills, and Kills—By John Huang