OK, I know what you’re thinking. Actually I have no idea. Even if I saw this title, I would be dumbfounded. I don’t think I’ve ever written or spoken the word “dumbfounded” before so I do know how you feel.
But I’ll be glad to explain to you what the title means. Next week on ESPN I will be holding a one our special called “The Explanation” to inform the readers of what I’m talking about.
Now that all that crap is out of the way, I will actually explain what I mean.
If you haven’t heard, former NY Giants WR / Special Teamer David Tyree has signed a 1-day contract with the team in order to retire from the Giants. Anyone who was not a (diehard) fan, probably never heard of David Tyree before his epic catch in Super Bowl XLII to help lead the Giants to an improbable Super Bowl victory over what was then an undefeated New England Patriots team.
That catch is argued by many as the greatest play ever in the Super Bowl (don’t forget Eli Manning did an amazing job avoiding a sack on the play as well).
But even as legendary as that play was, he knew when it was time to step away from the game. After an injury and lack of playing time, he knew he couldn’t contribute to a football team anymore.
See where I am going with this now?
Chan Ho Park is another player in the New York area who cannot contribute to a team. If you haven’t noticed, Chan Ho Park only is utilized in a mop up role, and he has a beautiful 5.60 ERA. And I know what you’re thinking. Why does Chan Ho Park still have a job? Only the Bermuda Triangle and the location of Amelia Earhart are bigger mysteries.
–Mark Elliot Wishnia–











