It's a hard day's night for the poor saps with these sports jobs
Mike D'Antoni takes the helm of the New York Knicks, arguably one of the worst posts in pro sports right now, but it has company in the conversation. Larry Dobrow pities the fools with these sports positions.

Great stories on the horizon ... if you ignore the details
Last summer and fall, we had the Josh Hamilton-Rick Ankiel-Rockies triumvirate of life-affirming baseball fairy tales. With dirty underbellies. Before any other knights of the keyboard get involved, Larry Dobrow is already working on this year's editions.

I'm just not that into most of these waiver-wire wonder kids
Max Scherzer's debut was outstanding to say the least: 7 Ks, no hits in 4 innings, leaving roto owners everywhere rushing to the wires. Larry Dobrow gives you guidance on how to avoid the rush and master free agency.

After a weekend of drafting, making a grade escape
While draft debriefing gets us gaga for grades, Larry Dobrow is busy evaluating everything in sports: from the hey-they're-actually-good Rays to Jason Kidd's takedown.

A ridiculously early revisit of ridiculous preseason predictions
The combustible Corderos struggling with injury and infirmity? Larry Dobrow nailed it. Too bad many of his other preseason prognostications weren't quite as close to the mark. Like Barry Bonds getting a job.

Cornerstone club? Kick the Knicks myth to the curb
Fans in New York are finally ready to celebrate -- Isiah's days seem numbered. But keep the champagne on ice, Larry Dobrow says, the Knicks will still be nothing more than mediocre.

MLB mysteries: Early season inquiring minds want to know ...
A little over a week into the season and you have questions: No, not the way-too-early ones about Detroit and the like, but the really important ones. Well don't worry, Larry Dobrow the answer man is here.