I only watched highlights of Charagers at Chiefs…I feel like there’s very little judgments I can make. For example, the Chiefs pass protection looked good, I hesitate to put much stock in that based on highlights.
Category: sports
2022-2023 NFL Week 1
I’m not sure if I’m going to comment every week as I no longer have NFL game pass (or whatever it’s called now). My comments, if I have any, will be based on highlight footgae. That’s how I “watched” the Rams-Bills games on Thursday.
Here are some thoughts on that game:
Hit it where they ain’t: MLB 2022
Rich Folkers is throwing up in the bullpen.
(Jerry Coleman, Padres announcer)
2022 NFL off-season
It’s only March and the off-season is hopping.
Super Bowl LVI
Cincinnati vs. Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium.
2021-2022 NFL Playoffs: Conference Championships
Bengals at Chiefs
49ers at Rams
2021-2022 NFL Playoffs: Divisional Round
Saturday
6 San Francisco at 1 Green Bay
4 Cincinnati at 1 Tennessee
Sunday
4 Los Angeles at 2 Tampa Bay
3 Buffalo at 2 Kansas City
2021-2022 NFL playoffs: wild card round
Saturday, 1-15
5 Las Vegas at 4 Cincinnati
6 New England at 3 Buffalo
Sunday, 1-16
7 Philadelphia at 2 Tampa Bay
6 San Francisco at 3 Dallas
7 Pittsburgh at 2 Kansas City
Monday 1-17
5 Arizona at 4 Los Angeles Rams
Lowest remaining seeds play at Green Bay and Tennessee.
2021-2022 NFL Week 10
Week 10
A Discussion About Mainland Athletes Representing UH and the State of Hawai’i
I found this discussion between Micah Christenson, Micah Ma’a, and Gage Worsley. If you don’t know, the first two are volleyball setters from Hawai’i, both Native Hawaiian, while Worsley is from California and is the former libero for UH men’s volleyball. Worsley ask Christenson’s about his thoughts on UH men’s volleyball–specifically, the way the players, who are mostly not local, represent UH, Hawai’i, and Hawaii or even Native Hawaiian culture. I thought his and answer the discussion was interesting and also made me chuckle at some points, partly because I think I understood his answer and his reactions, even though I don’t think his answer was necessarily clear, especially to someone who wasn’t from Hawai’i. I post the clip below, and later give my “translation” of what I think Christenson is saying. (Note: The topic pertains not just to athletes from the continental U.S., but foreign athletes as well–basically, anyone not from Hawai’i.)