Anthony Hoffman
Anthony Hoffman was born and raised right here in Chicago. He's the youngest of three siblings. Anthony studied journalism at Columbia College and graduated in 2007. During his time there, he was a news and sports anchor for the school's radio station, WCRX 88.1 FM. Aside from writing, Anthony is currently studying improvisational acting and comedy writing at Second City and the iO (formerly Improv Olympic) Theater. It's located right next to Wrigley Field. Anthony still resides in Chicago as a Cubs fan/journalist/struggling actor. Maybe you'll catch him on stage or television someday (hopefully).
Recent Posts By Anthony Hoffman
The Superstar Problem
There aren't many teams in the NBA with legit, franchise players. These are the organizations that are one leg up on everyone else in putting together a championship-caliber squad.But a team can't win a title with just one "go-to" guy. Other complementary players must be brought in to create a balanced attack. If Kobe Bryant, LeBron James or Kevin Garnett [read more...]
No Cable, No Playoffs
You're going to have to pay a little extra to watch baseball's postseason.Beginning this year, TBS is broadcasting the divisional round of Major League Baseball's playoffs exclusively. The network is paying $728 million through 2013 for the rights to all four Division Series, one of the League Championship Series and a Sunday afternoon package of games that begins in 2008. That [read more...]
Awarding MLB's Best
If Major League Baseball held a red carpet event akin to the Emmys to dish out its annual awards, it'd be just as awful to watch. Only instead of Ryan Seacrest, they'd probably get Dane Cook to host - he'd wow us with his sharp wit while singing the virtues of his beloved Red Sox and telling us the importance [read more...]
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Don't Look Past The Buckeyes
When the Ohio State Buckeyes and USC Trojans take the field this Saturday for the most anticipated game of the college football season, a lot [read more...]
Baseball Plays Catch-Up With The Rest Of The Sporting World
The game of baseball just got a kick in the technological butt as instant replay became available for the first time on Aug. 28, 2008 [read more...]
Big Brown Faces Older Horses on Monmouth's Turf
The Monmouth Stakes on Saturday is all about one 3-year-old: Big Brown. The other horses in the 1 1/8 mile contest aren't exactly well known. The [read more...]
Watch Downhill Speed
Caution signs abound on streets throughout America. The best placed of them are far ahead of danger, positioned so as to give warning at a [read more...]
Murray Vanquishes Nadal, Meets Federer In U.S. Open Final
The king is dead, long live the wanna-be king. Rafael "Raffa" Nadal was vanquished 6-2, 7-6 (7-5) 4-6 6-4 by Andy Murray in the U.S. [read more...]

