Bundesliga Champions: A Closer Look
Here is a look at the Bundesliga clubs that have won the most titles since 2000. Bayern are far and away the leader thus far.

For this first installment of Tickets to the Past, I drew a ticket stub from a major league game I attended 26 years ago, a matchup between the New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium on Friday, May 17, 1991. http://gty.im/3426172 I recall going with my college buddies, with whom I caravaned…
I’m 17 at the time, and I’m sure I was incredulous at how the Boston Celtics thoroughly dismantled the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 1 of the 1985 NBA Finals on May 27, 1985, known as the “Memorial Day Massacre.” This thumping came only days after the Lakers crushed my hometown Denver Nuggets 153-109 in…
It’s time to talk a little NBA hoops, and this morning, I’m borrowing a hackneyed football phrase and extrapolating the part about “Sunday” to “night.” As in, on any given night, a team can hand it to another team, even if they’re 48-4 and riding an 11-game winning streak. Hey, it happened to the 1971-72 Los Angeles…
A Tuesday of Champions I’d been waiting for this day to arrive. The German side that I follow – Bayern München – drew one of the toughest remaining clubs in this season’s Champions League, FC Liverpool, and the first leg was scheduled for today. Alas, it’s Tuesday, so as much as I wanted to steal…
Instead of the usual “Hello World” kickoff to my new blog, I have decided to lead things off with “Hello Seahorse!” Last week, I stumbled upon the sound of Hello Seahorse! – an alternative rock group out of Mexico City. I heard one of their tracks on the radio and decided to ID the song…
Back in the day – think 1990s with me – you could say a large percentage of my job revolved around Michael Jordan. No, I didn’t rebound MJ’s practice shots as a ball boy for the Chicago Bulls. Actually, as the creative manager of The Upper Deck Company’s NBA basketball trading card sets, I was…