The Mr. Will Show: 7/23/09

Mr. Will discusses the disappointing outcome of the British Open, the trade of Roy Halladay, the pending NCAA lawsuit, and Shaq on reality TV.

Tom and Tiger: Day One

The story of the day from the British Open: Tom Watson shoots sixty-five at Turnberry to finish the day one stroke out of the lead. Watson’s showing in the first round is reminiscent of his epic 1977 showdown with Jack Nicklaus, which is spawning the question: will it last? Of course it won’t last; but is it a great storyline? Absolutely.

Tiger Woods, on the other hand, is not exactly playing up to par (pardon the pun). He finished the day even; and if he continues to play the kind of unintelligent golf that he has showcased during round one, I predict him to finish the four rounds well above par.

Tiger, stop with the driver already! Use the three wood, or maybe…I don’t know…your laser three iron! That’s all you need. Turnberry is not a course where you have to rock the driver in order to compete; and not one of your drives has found the fairway. Take those two points, add a little common sense, and save yourself from ending up plus ten. Woods, put the driver down, hit the range with it, and bust it back out for the next tournament.

The Mr. Will Show: 7/15/09

Let the hate mail flow… Mr. Will rips: King James, Urban Meyer (but NOT Tim Tebow…remember that), and the baseball “fans” of Tampa Bay. He also discusses the second half of the Major League Baseball season.

The Mr. Will Show: 7/6/09

Mr. Will discusses Steve McNair, Wimbledon, Manny Ramirez, and the mentality of a winner.