Anthony Tobis

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• 113 Lackey Would Be Perfect For The Yankees

  This winter, war may break out between the Yankees and Red Sox over John Lackey.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 25, 2009

• 112 UConn Further Tarnishes the Golden Dome On Weis' Watch

  With a loss to lowly UConn, the fighting Irish spiral further down the toilet, with their coach pushing the handle to flush.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 22, 2009

• 111 Yankees Should Take A Pass On Granderson

  Curtis Granderson is a great player, but he is not right for the center field in the Bronx.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 14, 2009

• 110 The Numbers Are Clear: Weis Has To Go

  The facts are clear; time has run out for Charlie Weis at Notre Dame.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 12, 2009

• 109 Weis and the Irish Lose to Navy... Again

  Notre Dame loses to Navy for the second time in three years.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 07, 2009

• 108 Notre Dame vs Navy Preview

  With the return of Michael Floyd, the Irish offensive will finally be at full strength which is fatal news for their opponents.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 07, 2009

• 107 The "Core Four" Instrumental in the Yankees 27th World Series Championship

  The "Core Four" of Jeter, Posada, Pettitte and Rivera once again lead the Yankees to the promised land.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 06, 2009

• 106 Matsui's Historic Performance Leads Yankees to 27th World Series Title

  Six RBIs from Godzilla the MVP propelled the Yankees past the Phillies in six games.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 05, 2009

• 105 World Series Game 4: Clutch-Rod Comes Through Again

  Sabathia kept them in it and the Yankees bats, led by A-Rod, slugged their way to a 3-1 lead in the World Series.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Nov 02, 2009

• 104 Lee's 122-Pitch Outing Disrupts Entire Rotation

  With Joe Blanton announced as the starter for Game 4, the Phillies have given themselves a massive disadvantage in pitching matchups.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Oct 31, 2009