Where are Moneyball's major players

by vital | 8:52 AM in |

Where are Moneyball's major players
Where are Moneyball's major players, BJ Upton, Prince Fielder, Scott Kazmir are three players who eventually proved Billy Beane didn't always bat .1000 when evaluating future talent. Beane didn't have the desire to take any of these players and all of these players have proven themselves in the majors. Prince Fielder last year, Scott Kazmir released by the Angels on June 15,

Missing SF Giants fan found alive

by vital | 7:19 AM in |

Missing SF Giants fan found alive, Authorities have pulled a 62-year-old woman from San Francisco Bay after she spent 13 hours in the water following a wind surfing mishap.

Coast Guard Lt. Jr. Grade Heather Lampert says Cathy Caton was found in the waters off Foster City around 6 a.m. Tuesday, a day after she was reported missing. She was in stable condition.

Top 25 Baseball's Sexiest Players

by vital | 11:27 PM in , , , , , |

Ichiro Suzuki — Mariners, outfielder

The M's star moved to the U.S. after playing professional baseball for nine seasons in Japan, where he is such a huge celebrity that there is a museum dedicated to him. Who can resist that kind of star power?

Cyglo Night Bright LED Tires

by vital | 11:46 PM in , , , , , , , , |

The people at Cyglo have developed a new product for cyclists that is as much about safety as it is about style. The Cyglo Night Bright LED Tires are an array of LED lights on bike tires that illuminate when pedaling, forming a constant stream of colored light at full speed. The illumination these tires produce improves a cyclist’s visibility to drivers and pedestrians, keeping them safer on the road through heavy traffic. While we salute the safety measures these LED tires provide, let’s be honest– we’re interested because they look f__king sweet. Just a small investment in this technology and you can own your very own urban TRON light cycle. A pair of these would look devastating on our jet black fixie…

2010 Tour de France Cycling Race Super Images‏

by vital | 2:53 AM in , , , , |

The 2010 Tour de France cycling race is now over, with Spain's Alberto Contador claiming his third win in Paris yesterday. Andy Schleck of Luxembourg finished 39 seconds back, and seven-time tour winner Lance Armstrong finished 23rd in his final Tour de France. This 97th running of the iconic race started in Rotterdam with 198 riders in 22 teams of nine, and finished yesterday, 3,642 km (2,263 mi) later in Paris, France on the Champs-Elysees.

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