So who is, was, will be Chelsea Rodgers? One of the more intriguing speculation claimed that Prince, in this song & video below, was really singing about himself, stating that if “you just listen to the words of his music (read the lyrics below) you might actual get to know him.” Regardless the music is great, and the video is quintessential Prince:

I don’t really know, who Chelsea Rodgers is, nor do I care all that much, but back when this song came out in 2007, the rumors were rampant. Read on…

I graduated High School in 1983. I know I am aging myself, but  I don’t care.  I am going to start putting up videos of some the classic music we had the privilege to listen to at High School dances in the gymnasiums around the country.

We had fun, so deal with it. I’ll start this off with a classic:

Last month, our cable network here Minnesota started advertising the comning of the Major League Baseball Network. I jumped out of my chair with excitement.

That same cable company does not currently offer the NFL network, I always pine for those college baseball games down south with the aluminum bats this time a year for my baseball fix. So when the MLB Networked debuted on New Years Day this year, I was watching.

I love the old World Series memories, and I am a BIG FAN of Hot Stove

Bob Costas Leaving HBO for MLB Network

Sportscaster Bob Costas is leaving HBO, his cable home for nearly nine years, and joining the recently launched MLB Network. He has hosted Costas Now on HBO since 2005, spanning 66 episodes. Costas has also been a regular contributor to all of the pay cabler’s sports programs, including Inside the NFL (which recently moved to HBO competitor Showtime) and its boxing coverage. Costas remains a contributor to NBC, anchoring the broadcast network’s NFL and Olympics coverage. “Bob Costas was a terrific addition when he joined HBO Sports eight years ago, providing us with a distinct and unique presence,” said HBO Sports president Ross Greenburg in a statement. “Television is about change and we respect Bob’s decision to move to the MLB Network.” “We are very proud of the work Bob did at HBO, and we wish him well in his new endeavor,” he added. — Broadcasting & Cable