NFL Week 3 Picks

Sunday, September 25th

1:00 PM EST
Jacksonville @ Carolina
San Francisco @ Cincinnati
Miami @ Cleveland
New England @ Buffalo
NY Giants @ Philadelphia
Detroit @ Minnesota
Houston @ New Orleans
Denver @ Tennessee 

4:00 PM EST
NY Jets @ Oakland
Baltimore @ St. Louis
Kansas City @ San Diego
Atlanta @ Tampa Bay
Arizona @ Seattle
Green Bay @ Chicago

8:20 PM EST
Pittsburgh @ Indianapolis

Monday, September 26th

8:30 PM EST
Washington @ Dallas

Last week: 12-4
Season: 21-11

NOTE: As a Dolphins fan, if the Phins lose this week, we're officially in the Luck sweepstakes. Not sure if I want them to win now.

Week 2 NFL Picks

Sunday, September 18th
*picks are in bold


1:00 PM EST
Seattle @ Pittsburgh
Oakland @ Buffalo
Arizona @ Washington
Tampa Bay @ Minnesota
Jacksonville @ NY Jets
Chicago @ New Orleans
Green Bay @ Carolina
Baltimore @ Tennessee
Kansas City @ Detroit
Cleveland @ Indianapolis
4:00 PM EST
Dallas @ San Francisco
Cincinnati @ Denver
San Diego @ New England
Houston @ Miami
8:30 PM EST
Philadelphia @ Atlanta


Monday, September 19th
8:30 PM EST
St. Louis @ NY Giants

Last week: 9-7
Season: 9-7

NFL Week One Picks

Thursday, September 8th
8:30 PM
New Orleans at Green Bay


Sunday, September 10th
1:00 PM
Atlanta at Chicago
Cincinnati at Cleveland
Buffalo at Kansas City
Philadelphia at St. Louis
Detroit at Tampa Bay
Tennessee at Jacksonville
Pittsburgh at Baltimore
Indianapolis at Houston
4:15 PM
NY Giants at Washington
Seattle at San Francisco
Minnesota at San Diego
Carolina at Arizona
8:20PM
Dallas at NY Jets


Monday, September 11th
7:00 PM
New England at Miami
10:15 PM
Oakland at Denver

NFL Preview of the 2011-2012 season

The way I made these predictions is by going through a team's schedule and checking off wins, losses, and maybes. Maybes were games that could go either way. This is why you may see a couple teams have really high numbers for their predictions. Especially in the NFC East where pretty much every division game is a maybe.(Anyone that has watched this division play will agree)

AFC East:

New England Patriots[12-4 to 14-2] - 1st

New York Jets[9-7 to 11-5] - 2nd

Miami Dolphins[5-11 to 7-9] - 3rd

Buffalo Bills[3-13 to 5-11] - 4th

AFC West:
San Diego Chargers[12-4 to 14-2] - 1st
Kansas City Chiefs[8-8 to 10-6] - 2nd

Oakland Raiders[4-12 to 6-10] - 3rd

Denver Broncos[2-14 to 4-12] - 4th

AFC North:
Pittsburgh Steelers[13-3 to 15-1] 1st
Baltimore Ravens[10-6 to 12-4] 2nd
Cleveland Browns[4-12 to 6-10] 3rd
Cincinnati Bengals[0-16 to 2-14] 4th

AFC South:
Houston Texans[10-6 to 12-4]1st
Indianapolis Colts[9-7 to 11-5]2nd
Jacksonville Jaguars[8-8 to 10-6]3rd
Tennessee Titans[3-13 to 5-11]4th

NFC East:
Philadelphia Eagles[10-6 to 12-4]1st
Dallas Cowboys[9-7 to 11-5]2nd
New York Giants[7-9 to 9-7]3rd
Washington Redskins[3-13 to 5-11]4th

NFC West:
St. Louis Rams[10-6 to 12-4]1st
Arizona Cardinals[7-9 to 9-7]2nd
Seattle Seahawks[6-10 to 8-8]3rd
San Francisco 49ers[1-15 to 3-13]4th

NFC North:
Green Bay Packers[11-5 to 13-3]1st
Detroit Lions[10-6 to 12-4]2nd
Chicago Bears[7-9 to 9-7]3rd
Minnesota Vikings[4-12 to 6-10]4th

NFC South:
Atlanta Falcons[12-4 to 14-2]1st
New Orleans Saints[9-7 to 11-5]2nd
Tampa Bay Buccaneers[8-8 to 10-6]3rd
Carolina Panthers[3-13 to 5-11]4th

AFC Championship: Chargers vs Steelers - Chargers
NFC Championship: Eagles vs Falcons - Falcons

Super Bowl: Chargers vs Falcons - Chargers win

PSP2

A few things I think will be announced with the PSP2:

Download service for PSN for PS2 games.
Cloud based game management service for PSP2

OLED Screen
$249 Price Point

Uncharted for PSP2, LBP2 for PSP2
Access to Qriocity
Support for WiFi and 3G Data
Based on Android OS

Netflix and Hulu support.

Playoff Picks for the Conference Championships

I seem to be doing real well in the playoffs, a whopping 0-8.

AFC:

New York Jets @ Pittsburgh

NFC:

Green Bay @ Chicago

Divisional Playoff Picks

Saturday:

Baltimore at Pittsburgh

Green Bay at Atlanta

Sunday:

Seattle at Chicago

New York Jets at New England

Playoff Picks

Saturday:

4:30pm

New Orleans @ Seattle

8:00pm

New York Jets @ Indianapolis

Sunday:

1:00pm
Baltimore @ Kansas City

4:30pm
Green Bay @ Philadelphia

Football Picks Week 17

Carolina @ Atlanta
Tennessee @ Indianapolis
Pittsburgh @ Cleveland
Minnesota @ Detroit
Chicago @ Green Bay
Oakland @ Kansas City
Miami @ New England
Tampa Bay @ New Orleans

Buffalo @ NY Jets
Cincinnati @ Baltimore
Dallas @ Philadelphia
Jacksonville @ Houston
San Diego @ Denver
Arizona @ San Fransisco
St. Louis @ Seattle
NY Giants @ Washington

Last week: 8-6
Last week's score prediction over by 27
Overall Record: 53-33

Football Picks Week 16

Baltimore @ Cleveland
NY Jets @ Chicago
New England @ Buffalo
Minnesota @ Philadelphia
Seattle @ Tampa Bay
San Fransisco @ St. Louis
Detroit @ Miami
Washington @ Jacksonville
Tennessee @ Kansas City
Indianapolis @ Oakland
Houston @ Denver
NY Giants @ Green Bay
San Diego @ Cincinnati

Monday:
New Orleans @ Atlanta

Score Prediction: 58

Last week: 9-6
Last week's score prediction under by 16
Overall Record: 45-27

Football Picks

Buffalo @ Miami
Arizona @ Carolina
New Orleans @ Baltimore
Jacksonville @ Indianapolis
Detroit @ Tampa Bay
Philadelphia @ New York Giants
Kansas City @ St. Louis
Washington @ Dallas
Cleveland @ Cincinnati
Houston @ Tennessee
Atlanta @ Seattle
New York Jets @ Pittsburgh
Denver @ Oakland

Green Bay @ New England

Monday:
Chicago @ Minnesota
Score Prediction: 38

Last week: 12-3
Last week's score prediction under by 21 points
Overall record: 39-21

MLB Expansion rethinking.

AL East:

New York Yankees

Boston Red Sox

Pittsburgh Pirates

Baltimore Orioles

AL North:

Minnesota Twins

Chicago White Sox

Detroit Tigers

Cleveland Indians

AL South:

Washington Nationals

Texas Rangers

K.C. Royals

[Expansion Team](Virginia or Memphis?)

AL West:

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

Portland Athletics [formerly Oakland A's]

Seattle Mariners

Colorado Rockies

NL East:

Philadelphia Phillies

New York Mets

Boston Rockers(Forest Green, Black, Yellow)[formerly Tampa Bay Rays]

Chicago Cubs

NL North:

Cincinnati Reds

St. Louis Cardinals

Milwaukee Brewers

Toronto Blue Jays

NL South:

Atlanta Braves

Florida Marlins

Houston Astros

[Expansion Team](Louisville or New Orleans?)

NL West:

Los Angeles Dodgers

San Diego Padres

San Fransico Giants

Arizona Diamondbacks


Sorry Tampa, your staff and team is talented but I don't think you've shown enough interest to keep the team, and quite frankly Boston could definitely support another baseball team.

Early Christmas for Red Sox fans

Last week at the Winter Meetings Theo Epstein proved to the rest of baseball why he is so beloved in Boston. He took the Red Sox from potentially being in the

worse shape for over 10 years, after losing Victor Martinez and Adrian Beltre, to being the team to beat in baseball, at least according to John Kruk and Buster Olney. I for one still believe that we're a couple good relievers short of a world

series win but the offseason is far from over.

The Adrian Gonzalez deal is great for the Red Sox. It gets rid of the heartbreak over losing Mark Teixeira. Frankly A-Gonz is a lot like Mark Teixeira, he's young, good defensively, hits for average and power. Best of all is that A-Gonz wanted to play for the Red Sox, something that money honestly can't buy. While giving up Casey Kelly, a possible future all-star, for A-Gonz hurts, the fact is we didn't have to give up Kalish or Iglesias, both players that will probably be starting next year. Also for the see-able future, and likely the rest of Youk's career he can be confident that he will be at third base, which hopefully will get his average back up to MVP numbers. A lot of people have complained that the Red Sox have too many lefties and that will make them susceptible to left handed pitchers. Well you can subtract Gonzalez from that list, he hits just as well against lefties as he does righties, batting .337 against left-handed pitchers last year. Best of all, A-Gonz was the best clutch-hitter in the league last year, hitting .407 with runners in scoring position.

After acquiring Gonzalez, Theo did not stop and went straight for Carl Crawford. A move that not many Red Sox fans thought would happen. Crawford is a left-fielder that the Red Sox need since we lost Jason Bay to the Mets. In fact I will say that Crawford is better than Jason Bay, while he doesn't hit for nearly as much power he brings speed, something the Red Sox definitely need. He also brings youth, a strong work-ethic, and he is a great defensive fielder, arguably giving the Red Sox the best defensive outfield in baseball. One of the best things about Crawford is that he's played in the AL East his whole career, he's familiar with our club and all the others, although considering the recent mass exodus, probably less familiar with the Rays now. He is susceptible to left handed pitchers only hitting a .256 against them last year. But against the Yankees he's a lot better, in the past 2 years, the best of his career, he batted a .315, that includes excellent averages against their best lefties, .345 against Sabathia and a .438 against Pettitte. In their stadium he went .350 last year, and in Fenway he had a .324 average. Once again Crawford is a great clutch hitter, hitting .359 with runners in scoring position last year. For Crawford I think the best thing is that he's in a town that cares about baseball, unlike in Tampa where they would struggle to sell out crowds even when they were on top of the AL East. Plus he's with a club that has commitment to being a contender, year in and year out.

As I said before, the offseason is far from over and the Red Sox are far from done. The Red Sox still need to shore up the bullpen if they plan to make a run at the World Series, and it seems like Theo has confidence that Young will help revitalize Lackey, Beckett, and Dice-K. Here are the targets I expect the Red Sox to go after and the likely-hood that they will sign them.

Likely acquisitions:

Left-Handed Relief Pitcher Brian Fuentes

He's a little older than we're use to seeing Theo go after but at age 35 he had a 2.81 ERA, held opposing batters to an .181 average, and had a WHIP of 1.063. He played for both the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and the Minnesota Twins and a year ago got 48 saves as a closer for the Angels.

Right-Handed Relief Pitcher Matt Guerrier
He's 32, which means he still has a good 3-4 years left, played with the Twins

also, he appears to be the Red Sox most serious target as a reliever. He had a

3.17 ERA, with opposing hitters hitting a .219 against him. He had a WHIP of 1.099.

Right-Handed Relief Pitcher Jesse Crain
This 29 yr old is young enough for the Red Sox to show a good amount of interest in him, and yes he also played with the twins. He had a 3.04 ERA and held

opposing batters to a batting average of .215. He had the highest WHIP of the

three with a 1.174.

Catcher Russel Martin

The once beloved catcher of the Los Angeles Dodgers, he had a promising season in '07 but since then injuries have plagued his career. That being said he earned a gold glove for a reason, and at the age of 27 he can perhaps get back to form. Last year he batted .248 in 97 games last season, but in '07 he did bat a .298 and get a gold glove, likely the

Red Sox are betting on him returning to that form.

Left-handed Relief Pitcher Hideki Okajima
Fans of the BoSox are familiar with this lefty from Japan. Okajima for years has served the Fenway faithful well...until last year. When he uncharacteristically had an ERA of 4.50 and a whip of 1.72. That being said, it was uncharacteristic and the Red Sox have been burned on giving up on players after one bad season, I think with a new pitching coach it's likely we give Okajima a second chance.

Unlikely acquisitions:

Right-handed Right Fielder Magglio Ordonez
Now I know he is old, at 36, and far past his prime, but so is Cameron, and the Red Sox have tried to get Ordonez in the past, and if they were to acquire him that would give them a right-handed bat. In 2010 with the Detroit Tigers he batted a .303, with 12 home runs and 59 RBI in 84 games. Acquiring Ordonez gives the Red Sox the

chance to trade Cameron.

Right-handed Starting Pitcher Matt Garza
Word on the street is that the Tampa Bay Rays are shopping around Matt Garza. With the Red Sox potentially in need of a starting pitcher after three iffy performances from Beckett, Lackey, and Dice-K. The 27 yr old pitcher is right down the Red Sox alley, young and a great player. Last year Garza went 15-10 with 150 Ks and a 3.91 ERA. Also the acquisition of Crawford and the familiarity with the AL East should make the Red Sox a potential destination for the young pitcher.

Right-handed Closing Pitcher Rafael Soriano
A free agent this offseason, Soriano is an excellent pitcher, at the age of 30 he still has a good half a decade left of gas in the tank minimum and the Red Sox could see him as a closing pitcher or even a set-up man alongside Bard, we've done it before with other closers so it's not beyond our likelihood and having a plethora of closing style talent is never a bad thing.

Other Unlikely acquisitions:
Carl Pavano
Grant Balfour

Hisashi Iwakuma

Now when the next season starts the Red Sox will need a new line-up to go along with the new offense firepower, heres the line-up I think is best for the Red Sox next year:

1. Jacoby Ellsbury

2. Carl Crawford

3. Kevin Youkilis

4. Adrian Gonzalez

5. David Ortiz

6. Dustin Pedroia

7. J.D. Drew

8. Salty/Varitek/Martin(?)
9. Scutaro/Lowrie/Iglesias

Some may think putting Youk at third after his last season is a bad idea but I see cradling A-Gonz with two good hitters a good idea, it makes teams more likely to be aggressive with Youk and Ortiz, an option that in the past, has burned them, see 2007, 2008. I see Gonzalez as a great way to boost the remainder of Papi's career. Also considering A-Gonz's pension for hitting with RISP and Youks' pension for doing so every year before last 4th for A-Gonz gives him the best chance to get the most RBI and to be honest 2-6 can be shifted around and any order and still give the Red Sox the best line-up in Baseball. The best thing about the signings however is what it brings to baseball. A recent poll by ESPN list 73% of the baseball viewing public as routing either for the Red Sox or the Yankees. This means that when the rivalry between the two is at a year-by-year peak, all of baseball profits.

NFL Expansion

So the NFL is going to expand to 18 games, everyone knows that. The NFLPA is trying to make the best of the situation and avoid a 2011 holdout. I think though that we need more teams to go along with this buyout. I'm generally in favor with adding more teams and I think I've come up with a system that would work.

The NFL is currently pretty balanced overall. 4 teams in each division, so you'd want to add 8 teams overall, but you wouldn't be able to do that in a year, there simply isn't enough talent. However the NFL has added two teams before in a single season. So it'd be a good idea to start there.

In the first year I think it'd be best to add teams in the East first. While LA has been clamoring for a team for years now, the overall eastern market is more productive dollars-wise and generally the teams preform better.

In the NFC East I think the ideal location would be in Boston. Despite having the Patriots a short drive away, Boston would still like it's own football team, almost as much as LA wants it's own team. I think a good team name would be Boston Football Celtics, with the colours of Irish green, white, and orange. Also it's probably likely that the New England Sports Ventures group, that owns both the Red Sox and the Liverpool Football Club, would be interested in owning a Boston Football team.

In the AFC East I think that Virginia has been asking for a team for a while. A state enriched in American Tradition and History, and with a fairly large population but no sports teams. Considering their ties to great generals of the American past and that the Founding Fathers would be far to close to the Patriots, I think the Virginian Generals would be the best idea for a team name, with Richmond as the location. I think good colours for the teams would be a Navy Blue and Gold.

Then after a two year period would've passed I think you then add the teams for the West. Los Angeles clearly being the ideal choice for the NFC West. With LA's proximity to water and the fact that it's been an oft-rumoured name for other teams I think the LA Sharks would be a great name for this team. With a Deep Blue and Seafoam Green for the colour scheme.

For the AFC West another possible location would be Las Vegas, there would probably be lots of Casino owners interested in opening up such a team so you'd have plenty of support for ownership and the Casinos would certainly draw in people to the stands. I think given the sinful nature of the city that the Las Vegas Vices is a good name for such a team. I'm not quite as confident in the colour scheme for this team, but Green, Gold, and desert brown comes to mind.

Again following the same two year system and this time going to the Northern Divisions. Being that we're going to the AFC North, might as well visit our northern neighbors in Canada. A great location for a football team, as shown by their interest in the Bills, would be Toronto. And being that their a symbol of Canadian pride the Toronto Mounties would be a great name with a red, navy blue, and gold colour scheme.

For the NFC North I think a good location for a football team would be in Lincoln, Nebraska. Also a good name I think for the team would be the Twisters, considering their location in the tornado valley. Not really sure of a good colour scheme for the team though, maybe a dark grey and blue?

Finally we finish in the South two years later. Now some people may consider this risky because of the current drug problems in Mexico but there is a call for an American Football team in Mexico, and Mexico City is a great location. I think a good name would be the Mexico City Bandidos, with a green, red, and silver colour schematic.

And in the AFC South I think Huntsville or Birmingham, Alabama would be a great location. Everyone knows the love that Alabama has for the University of Alabama, so a football team would be sure to draw in the crowds. I think a great name would be the Alabama Mountain Lions, with a light brown and red colour schematic.

How the new divisions would look:

AFC East:
New England Patriots
New York Jets

Miami Dolphins

Buffalo Bills
Virginia Generals

AFC North:
Pittsburgh Steelers

Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland Browns
Cincinnati Bengals
Toronto Mounties

AFC South:
Jacksonville Jaguars
Indianapolis Colts
Houston Texans

Tennessee Titans
Alabama Mountain Lions

AFC West:
Kansas City Chiefs
San Diego Chargers

Oakland Raiders
Denver Broncos
Las Vegas Vices

NFC East:
Philadelphia Eagles
NY Giants
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Boston Football Celtics

NFC North:
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Detroit Lions
Nebraska Twisters

NFC South:
Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Saints
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Carolina Panthers
Mexico City Bandidos

NFC West:
St. Louis Rams
Seattle Seahawks
San Fransisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals
Los Angeles Sharks

Week 14 football picks

New England @ Chicago
Green Bay @ Detroit
Oakland @ Jacksonville
Tampa Bay @ Washington
Atlanta @ Carolina
N.Y. Giants @ Minnesota

Cleveland @ Buffalo
Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh
Seattle @ San Fransisco
St. Louis @ New Orleans

Kansas City @ San Diego
Miami @ N.Y. Jets
Denver @ Arizona
Philadelphia @ Dallas

Monday:
Baltimore @ Houston

Score Prediction: 41

Last week: 9-6
Last weeks score prediction over by 2 pts.
Overall: 27-18

Football Picks

Chicago @ Detroit

New Orleans @ Cincinnati

Jacksonville @ Tennessee

Atlanta @ Tampa Bay

Washington @ NY Giants

Buffalo @ Minnesota

San Fransisco @ Green Bay

Denver @ Kansas City

Cleveland @ Miami

Oakland @ San Diego

St. Louis @ Arizona

Carolina @ Seattle

Dallas @ Indianapolis

Sunday Night:

Pittsburgh @ Baltimore

Monday Night:

NY Jets @ New England

Score: 50

Last Week: 7-9

Score Prediction under by 2 pts.

Overall Record(starting from Week 11): 18-12

Turkey Week Football Picks

Ticket #1:

Thursday:

New England at Detroit

New Orleans at Dallas

Cincinnati at NY Jets

Sunday:

Carolina at Cleveland

Jacksonville at NY Giants

Philadelphia at Chicago

Pittsburgh at Buffalo

Green Bay at Atlanta

Tampa Bay at Baltimore

Tennessee at Houston

Minnesota at Washington

Kansas City at Seattle

Miami at Oakland

St. Louis at Denver

San Diego at Indianapolis

Monday:

San Fransisco at Arizona

Points: 35

Last weeks Record: 11-3

Point Prediction: Over by 4 points

Football Picks

Might start listing these every week:

1:05 pm EST:
Detroit @ Dallas

Arizona @ Kansas City

Green Bay @ Minnesota

Baltimore @ Carolina

Cleveland @ Jacksonville

Oakland @ Pittsburgh

Buffalo @ Cincinnati

Washington @ Tennessee

Houston @ NY Jets

4:15 pm EST:

Atlanta @ St. Louis

Tampa Bay @ San Fransisco

Seattle @ New Orleans

Indianapolis @ New England

Sunday Night Football:

N.Y. Giants @ Philadelphia

Monday Night Football:

Denver @ San Diego

Predicted Score: 53

How would you reorganize the MLB?

Well the MLB PA has said they are considering expanding playoffs. I support this movement but I think it should come with a change to the way the divisions are organized in the MLB, and here are my suggestions:

AL East:

New York Yankees

Boston Red Sox

Pittsburgh Pirates

Baltimore Orioles

AL North:

Minnesota Twins

Chicago White Sox

Detroit Tigers

Cleveland Indians

AL South:

Tampa Bay Rays

Texas Rangers

K.C. Royals

Colorado Rockies

AL West:

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

Oakland Athletics

Seattle Mariners

[Expansion Team](Portland or Las Vegas?)

NL East:

Philadelphia Phillies

New York Mets

Washington Nationals

Toronto Blue Jays

NL North:

Cincinnati Reds

St. Louis Cardinals

Milwaukee Brewers

Chicago Cubs

NL South:

Atlanta Braves

Florida Marlins

Houston Astros

[Expansion Team](Virginia or New Orleans?)

NL West:

Los Angeles Dodgers

San Diego Padres

San Fransico Giants

Arizona Diamondbacks

As far as playoffs go I would prefer 8 teams per conference and for the regular season to either be shortened or pushed to March so that the playoffs begin around September 21st:

If 8 teams:

AL Wild Card Matchups[Best of 5]:

1 vs 8 AL Series 1 [Sept 21st-Sept 27th]

2 vs 7 AL Series 2 [Sept 23rd-Sept 29th]

3 vs 6 AL Series 3 [Sept 22nd-Sept 28th]

4 vs 5 AL Series 4 [Sept 24th-Sept 30th]

NL Wild Card Matchups[Best of 5]:

1 vs 8 NL Series 1 [Sept 23rd-Sept 29th]

2 vs 7 NL Series 2 [Sept 21st-Sept 27th]

3 vs 6 NL Series 3 [Sept 24th-Sept 30th]

4 vs 5 NL Series 4 [Sept 22nd-Sept 28th]

AL Divisional Matchups [Best of 5]:

AL Series 5: Winner of AL Series 1 vs Winner of AL Series 3 [October 1st-October 7th]

AL Series 6: Winner of AL Series 2 vs Winner of AL Series 4 [October 2nd-October 8th]

NL Divisional Matchups [Best of 5]:

NL Series 5: Winner of NL Series 1 vs Winner of NL Series 3 [October 4th-October 10th]

NL Series 6: Winner of NL Series 2 vs Winner of NL Series 4 [October 3rd-October 9th]

AL Championship Matchup [Best of 7]:

AL Series 7: Winner of AL Series 5 vs Winner of AL Series 6 [October 11th-October 19th]

NL Championship Matchup [Best of 7]:

NL Series 7: Winner of NL Series 5 vs Winner of NL Series 6 [October 13th-October 21st]

World Series Matchup [Best of 7]

AL Champion vs NL Champion [October 23rd-October 31st]

2010 Predictions

These are from me and hopefully a few others among my google wave friend's list.
Tech:

Verizon adds iPhone, Palm Pre "Plus", Palm Pixi "Plus"

iPod touch gets a camera

iPhone gets bigger screen, maybe bigger camera.

Android reaches 100,000 apps

PS3 outsells 360 worldwide this year.

Playstation Motion Controller and Natal profit but not to the level that either Microsoft or Sony expects.

WiiHD is released in Q2 or Q3 '10

Sports:

Chargers vs Eagles Super Bowl

Red Sox vs Phillies World Series

Cavs vs Lakers NBA Championship

Devils vs Red Wings Stanley Cup