Commentary on Sports, Society, Dating and More
Singles across America, and especially in the Upper Midwest, now is the time for Cuffing Season. I’ll do my best to guide you in navigating this unique time of the year, plus with COVID-19, it feels a little different this time around. What is Cuffing Season? For the uninitiated, Cuffing Season begins when the weather […]
For the past 3 seasons, I’ve gone game by game predicting all 32 teams’ records. Despite less research, I thought I would do it again. Here is my NFL Preview in this COVID-19 season. Note, there are 7 playoff teams in each conference now. Divisions AFC East Patriots (9-7 – 4 Seed) – Yep, even […]
We are going multi-media this year on the Side Action Podcast. You can either listen to us: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/side-action-podcast/id1433855665?i=1000490412602 Or watch us on YouTube: We look forward to your comments and support. Wegs
Yep, it’s been a while since I’ve done a straight up Dating by Wegs post. However, I know my loyal readers long for a good laugh on a Friday, and for new readers, maybe you’ll get a kick out of this segment of the blog. I’d like to catch everyone up on where I’ve been […]
With all the calamity in the world, I thought it would be a good idea to write about an important day on the calendar. Father’s Day may fall on the 3rd Sunday of June every year, but for some reason, this year seems a little more meaningful. My relationship with my father has been complicated […]
Almost 2 years ago, I wrote about Colin Kaepernick and the controversy of his kneeling protest. That article was the first time I shared my social commentary about racism and how it intersects with sports. Most of what I have seen on social media in the past couple days draws the parallel to his protest […]
I grew up in Chicago, the suburbs to be specific. Chicagoland is a great part of the country, but one of the drawbacks is the lack of natural beauty and topography. The Dominican Republic, on the other hand, is a beautiful country with so much geographical and topographical diversity. For a relatively small island, the […]
I’m going to continue with this series, since it look like the Chicago shutdown is going to be longer than most. As rough as it may be for me and the rest of us Americans coping with social isolation, we should remember how tough it can be in the developing world. One of the basic […]
With COVID-19, one of the things that has come into my head is my time in the US Peace Corps over 20 years ago now. For those of you unfamiliar with the Peace Corps, it is a volunteer service done in foreign countries by US residents. The typical timeframe is 2 years with an additional […]
Shut Up and Play or Time for Change?
People that know me understand that there is no one more passionate or consumed by sports. Sports has been such a big part of my life, and truly, they continue to be. I can thank sports, my coaches and teammates for so many things – work ethic, competitive spirit and lifelong friendships. I started this […]