The Tragedy Of Oakland: A Poem.
I sat down yesterday and pounded out my first set of poems in a while. Writing about sports in a poetic tone has always been […]
Sports in Society
The Washington Capitals, Stanley Cup Champions. Finally.
T.J. Oshie bared his soul for a nation. On national television through tear eyes Oshie talked about his father’s battle with Alzheimer’s and the fact […]
What A Retracted Invitation Means For Sports And The American Political Psyche.
Yesterday the Philadelphia Eagles were uninvited from the White House because in a statement put out by President Trump they “Disagree with standing proudly for […]
Why The NBA DOES NOT Have a Parity Problem.
With all the talk about the NBA and it’s parity problems it is interesting to look at what parity actually means. Parity: The state or […]
Lessons Learned Across America, A Pointless Essay.
I’m throwing this on paper now because I will surely forget in a week when I go back to humanity. There are lessons to be […]
The John Deere Rider: The Story Of A Backlash, Not Yet Started and Yet Not Over.
This is the sick story of politics in America. If you come here to escape, avert your eyes. It will make you nocuous. Fair warning. […]
A Brief Thought On Stadiums
For a long time I have wondered the importance of stadiums to society. Not the mumbo jumbo of whether tax payers should pay for there […]
TDOIA: The Best Team In MLS and why Soda Is Basically An Elicit Drug, But We All Still Drink It.
Whose currently the best MLS Team? I would say NYCFC. NYCFC has been very good very early this year and played some of the best […]
The Jensen Mailbag
Answering the biggest questions in sports and life the Jensen Mailbag. Hi and Hello all, as a humble young internet blogger I receive hundreds of […]
Resurrection Why We Love Comebacks. Sports and Faith.
This piece was originally written and published for the Mount Tabor Lutheran Church April News Letter Enjoy. In 2016 the Cleveland Cavaliers fell […]