S. A. M.

At some time in my life, I might have said that if I were rich I'd want the sort of portfolio Ted Turner had circa 1993.

Walking two laps, three-quarters of a mile, three times a day: Will it happen? We'll see.

No matter how I'm celebrating this jubilee year, there will be some way in which I think I'm falling short of "enough."

Will someone named Mull enter the Cup Series soon so we can conceivably have a top three of Mull, Berry, Busch?

Would I be right to assume that the independent leagues are where careers can only end?

"Pet parents" should not be used. A dog has a master.

Why am I learning the distinction between "club" and "team?"

The idea of less medication in the morning and some in the afternoon seems to be backfiring.

I have to say something every day. I just don't know what this morning.

That's almost one-third of the year squandered. It'll be important to make it less so.

Investigating the minor leagues: Whose place in the Texas League did Corpus Christi take in 2005, Round Rock's or El Paso's?

Here's a better demonstration of how fixated on one spot my Switch Lite's touch screen is.

In case it isn't clear, the "something wrong" comes in about halfway through the video. Otherwise, it's the way I usually play pinball.

Why does Pinball Arcade for the Switch have touchscreen controls I can't turn off? There's something wrong with my Switch Lite.

The CBS/Foxes, FHEs, and other middlemen from days of yore gave us memorable logos in the age of physical home video.

Yet another night of being awake at this hour.

The Browns (est. 1999) had two first-round draft picks? That's two men whose football careers are over before they even started.

I blame schools for me and many others being dependent on prescription stimulants.

Losing at baseball video games: I feel as if I should save some for All-Star Game Tuesday.

On this day 150 years ago, the Braves played their first National League game. Not that there's any celebration on MLB's part.