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Hometown Shelton, CT Leominster, MA San Pablo, Ca
Occupation Mechanical Engineer Ph.D. Student, UMASS Medical Student
Hobbies Softball, travel, fitness, fantasy sports, photography Lacrosse, camping, local politics Softball, camping, backpacking, rock climbing, fantasy sports
Favorite baseball team New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Oakland A’s
Most hated team New York Mets (my confidence in the curse of the Bambino allows me to curb my dislike of the Red Sox) New York Mets (I actually respect the Yankees’ style of play, the Mets just suck) LA Dodgers (Gibson’s home run off Eckersley still brings tears to my eyes)
Favorite active player Ichiro, Roger Clemens, David Wells Izzy Alcantara Jason Giambi
Favorite all-time player Babe Ruth Position: Carlton Fisk

Pitcher: Nolan Ryan

Mark McGwire
Least favorite player Mike Piazza Darryl Strawberry Kirk Gibson
Favorite ballpark Jacobs Field Fenway Park Wrigley Field
Favorite sports movie Rudy, Hoosiers Sandlot Field Of Dreams
Favorite personal sports memory
In year 2000 softball championship, led off bottom of 7th in a tie game, tripled and then tagged up on a shallow fly, scored on a play at the plate for a walk off championship. Won playoff MVP trophy having gone 9 for 12 in postseason.
I was absolutely horrible at sports as a child, but I’ll never forget playing right field in Babe Ruth league with the other team disrespecting me by tagging from second on a fly ball and trying to score at home. I gunned him down like a wamp rat.
Catching my first touchdown in high school
Favorite sporting event to catch on ESPN Classic Red Sox vs. Mets “Buckner Game” The game with Robin Ventura and Nolan Ryan duking it out. March Madness Finals
Favorite sports related website thesmokinggun.com

(it’s not really a sports site, per se, but they have a celebrity mugshots section and most are athletes so I think it qualifies)

http://sickjokes.about.com/

library/blmmsports.htm

espn.com
Favorite non-sports related website fark.com theonion.com www.nonecksChevelle.com
Favorite coach, any sport Don Zimmer Pete Rose Bill Walsh
Brushes with famous athletes Saw Terry Bradshaw in Phoenix airport. No one really said anything until he got up to board when they called first class. Then some people started cheering and he was very friendly, gave some smiles and waves and hopped on the plane. I went down to Atlanta to visit fellow Pi Lambda Phi brother, Kyle Kufeldt, to see a Braves game. Kyle got awesome seats only two rows back from the home plate end of the Braves dugout. After the game, TBS was interviewing Chipper Jones and he couldn’t have been sitting more than 5 yards in front of us.I heckled Chipper by yelling out that I was a son of his and asked him why he didn’t love my mom anymore. I was in the Baltimore Ravens locker room after the 2000 AFC Championship
Favorite non-sports related movie Pulp Fiction The Matrix Devil’s Advoctae
Athlete you wanted to grow up to be like Cal Ripken, Jr. Roger Clemens Mark McGwire
Favorite beer Boddington’s, Harp Sam Adams Lager Newcastle Brown Ale
Favorite magazine Maxim The Skeptical Inquirer Maxim
Which SportsCenter do you watch? 11:00 PM 8:00 AM 11:00 PM
Most memorable game you attended Game 4 of ’99 World Series where the Yanks swept the Braves. I was at the first game when Clemens struck out 20 Mariners. I saw Mike Witt pitch a 27 out 1 hitter. The only hit was an infield single in the 8th where the runner was safe on a questionable call at best.
Which rule in baseball would you change? No more suspensions for beanballs and brushbacks! Time to go back to the good old days when batters didn’t stand on top of home plate because guys like Goose Gossage would undress ‘em. Get rid of the balk. I love seeing pickoffs. I would have to give it more thought…
Most memorable ballparkroadtrip.com experience Making an unscheduled stop at the Jake in 2001 to catch the last few innings of the Tribe vs. Red Sox. The best had to be getting Christian Guzman and David Ortiz to sign my Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome popcorn bucket. All the home runs I missed while buying programs.