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Movies
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A look back at the time Ken Griffey, Jr. saved the MLB after a nearly disastrous no-call in a 1994 wild card play-in game.
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Over under on how many unwitting grandparents took kids to see this over the weekend? Sausage Party wastes no time in letting you know exactly what it is. The latest Seth Rogen/Evan Goldberg creation answers the question “What would it be like if a Pixar movie made dick jokes?”, and thankfully we have the answer.…
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We’re down to number 1 on the Greatest Fictional Sports Team of All-Time list, but before the big reveal let’s go over the rules. Each team in the GFSTOAT list is graded on a scale of 1 to 5 in 5 key categories: key players, depth, coaching, results, and legacy. So far we’ve had: 5.…
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We’re on to number 2 on the Greatest Fictional Sports Team Of All-Time list. The list was put together using the scientific method. In that I made up 5 categories and ranked teams on them from 1-5 without consulting anyone else. Those categories are Key Players, Depth, Coaching, Results, and Legacy. Let’s recap the list…
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We’ve moved on to number 3 on the GFSTOAT list. My personal biases would have flipped 3 and 4 on the list, but we stick to a scientific method here at View From The Pine. What’s that method you ask? Teams are graded on a scale of 1 to 5 for key players, depth, coaching,…
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We’re on to number 4 on the GFSTOAT. It pains me, deeply, to put this team so low, but the grades just worked out that way, and we’re nothing if not unbiased here at View From The Pine. Let’s do a quick recap: at number 5 we had the Keanu Reeves led Washington Sentinels from…
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Here at View From The Pine we have been scientifically putting together the greatest fictional sports team of all-time. We broke it down into five key categories that make a great team: key players, depth, coaching, results, and legacy. Then rated each team’s category on a scale of 1 to 5 and totaled them up to…