"I always thought that record would stand until it was broken."

A couple thoughts to share with the sporting community:

1) Leave Anna Kournikova alone. There are a lot of bad women's tennis players out there. It's not her fault she's really hot.

2) Leave Brian Kingman alone. Being the last 20-game loser in baseball is an accomplishment and something to be proud of, the same way the guy who holds the career record for strikeouts (whoever that is... maybe I'll look it up.) It's not a great accomplishment, granted, but it's more of an accomplishment than, say, throwing a firecracker into a group of fans or cheating your way to the home run record. The guy's got a sense of humor about it, too. He's more deserving to hold this distinguishment than Mike Maroth, victimized by a hapless Tigers organization that at one time this season had three starters on pace to lose 20 games.

PS: The top three all-time strikeout leaders are Reggie Jackson with 2597, Jose Canseco with 1942, and Andres Gallaraga (1939 and the current active leader.) Quality players and great guys, except for Canseco.

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