Dan Tria

From his younger days in Westhampton Beach, NY to his current South Florida life, Dan Tria takes sports way too seriously. Baseball, Basketball, and Boxing are his passions. He loves hearing from readers so send e-mails ([email protected])

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Danny Ainge Was Right All Along
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Danny Ainge Was Right All Along

By Dan Tria • April 25, 2015

Photo courtesy of DGA Productions/Flickr . Self-referencing writers are mostly incompetent boors suffering the additional misfortune of misplaced narcissism, and yet, I must ( 1 ) reference myself in addressing my rage towards Danny Ainge...

The New York Yankees Retirement Plan
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The New York Yankees Retirement Plan

By Dan Tria • February 19, 2015

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . The New York Yankees are baseball’s manifestation of William Blake’s concept of Hell: specifically that Hell is not a source of punishment, but rather the manifestation of unsuppressed desire....

Super Bowl XLIX: The Real Bad Guys of the NFL Win Again
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Super Bowl XLIX: The Real Bad Guys of the NFL Win Again

By Dan Tria • February 03, 2015

Image courtesy of Zennie Abraham/Flickr . Malcolm Butler ’s interception capped an NFL season that sucked the soul out of sport and left a void for the non-NFL fan/sportswriter seeking a football season where some...

Rajon Rondo Giveaway: Danny Ainge Destroys the Celtics, Again
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Rajon Rondo Giveaway: Danny Ainge Destroys the Celtics, Again

By Dan Tria • December 19, 2014

Image courtesy of DGA Productions/Flickr . Danny Ainge is an irresponsible simpleton hyperactively undercutting the Boston Celtics’ tradition of winning and excellence. Since Ainge assumed the reins as Executive Director of Basketball Operations in 2003,...

Panda-monium: Giants Win 3rd World Series in 5 Years
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Panda-monium: Giants Win 3rd World Series in 5 Years

By Dan Tria • October 30, 2014

Image courtesy of Brandon Carson/Flickr. For the third time in five years, the San Francisco Giants have won the World Series; their latest victory is the first time since 1979 a road team has won...

Straight 7's: Royals 7-Run Inning, Ventura's 7 Scoreless Innings, Game 7
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Straight 7's: Royals 7-Run Inning, Ventura's 7 Scoreless Innings, Game 7

By Dan Tria • October 29, 2014

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . The Kansas City Royals must win consecutive games if they are to win their first World Series in 29 years – a feat neither team has accomplished in the...

Oscar Taveras: A Tragic Ending to a Beginning
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Oscar Taveras: A Tragic Ending to a Beginning

By Dan Tria • October 27, 2014

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . The stolen promise of a lifetime lasting 22 years is horrific for any family, but the death of Oscar Taveras reminds all people of the preciousness each day possesses...

World Series: Royals Strike Back to Even Fall Classic
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World Series: Royals Strike Back to Even Fall Classic

By Dan Tria • October 23, 2014

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . For the first time in over 10,000 days, the Kansas City Royals won a World Series game by playing their death-by-papercut style along with locking down the game in...

World Series: San Francisco Giants Defeat Kansas City Royals in Game 1
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World Series: San Francisco Giants Defeat Kansas City Royals in Game 1

By Dan Tria • October 22, 2014

Image courtesy of Andy Rusch/Flickr . The San Francisco Giants' Hunter Pence is hard to watch – everything he does appears goofy and almost spastic; the seeming visual incongruity of his mannerisms and his talent...

Kansas City Royals Advance to the World Series After a 29-Year Slump
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Kansas City Royals Advance to the World Series After a 29-Year Slump

By Dan Tria • October 15, 2014

Image courtesy of Eric/Flickr . 95 feet and a few inches are the difference between a tie game and going to the World Series. In the bottom of the first inning, Eric Hosmer chopped a...