Did the Rockies take my advice and remove baseballs from the humidor? I mean, how else do you explain the 23 runs and 31 hits between the Rockies and San Diego Padres at Coors Field on Monday night?

I got home from a trip just in time to watch the Rockies stage a rare ninth-inning comeback ... In fact, I was on the telephone telling my son that the Rockies used up all their magic during last year's run, and that a come-from-behind win against the Detroit Tigers wasn't going to happen.

Pow. Or more like, bip, bink, dink, bop for the Rockies bats. They shut me up, scoring four runs to take a 6-5 lead in the ninth. Tiger Fan was booing the heck out of reliever Todd Jones. So what happens?

With all due respect to the ad slogan created for basketball superstar LeBron James, I am a witness -- to the greatness of Tiger Woods.

On June 21 at National Western Complex, former World Boxing Council Continental Americas light welterweight champion Donald Camarena will be out to prove he's back.

More than a few of the great ones in sports have attempted comebacks. Add my name to the list.

They clog the middle and force teams to shoot from the perimeter. And when the jumpers aren't falling - especially in a championship setting, it's probably going to be a long night.

People do dumb things. Take the New York Yankees, for example.

If I hadn't seen "The Streak" for myself, I would begin chiseling a tombstone right now for the Rockies.

Jack Vickers was man of the hour on Monday at Castle Pines Golf Club.

People have come to expect the evil from bloggers. We pound the keys with bad intentions.