The High Court

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Text Box: Text Box: The Daily Verdict The Chief Justice finally makes his blog legitimate. Feel free to offer your comments as The Chief enlists his readers to aid the growth of The High Court of Sports. Spreading the truth one person at a time... Text Box: A Hall of Famer By Any Other Shame The ongoing saga of Pete Rose has divided baseball fans since his 1989 banishment for the game. The question The Chief asks and answers today is this...Does baseball’s all-time hits leader deserve a spot in the Hall of Fame? Text Box: Trade Me, Please Miguel Tejada doesn’t like losing in Baltimore. The Chief Justice says Tejada should have thought of that before he took Peter Angelos’ cash and left Oakland. The Chief draws comparisons between his fate and Tejada’s and draws one conclusion…They have nobody to blame but themselves. Text Box: The Chief’s Case Log For more of The Chief’s special brand of justice, be sure to peruse his previous casework. His library is sure to yield one controversial ruling after another. And The Chief Justice...For All

I’m Travis Turner, and I am The Chief Justice of The High Court of Sports.  Mine is the narrative voice of The High Court, and it is also the lonely (yet loud) voice screaming into the face of the mainstream media.  I am a former Murray State and Bellarmine College shortstop, and I have spent part of my time since my playing days ended as an instructor, coach, and player advocate.   My experiences as a player and coach, coupled with a sometimes contrarian nature, make me with a unique observer of the world of sports.  It is my goal to use my unusual perspectives to provide thought-provoking material to my readers.  I hope that I can challenge you, inspire you, and leave you thinking about things you had never considered before.  You will also see that I have a great many thoughts and opinions on important political and social issues of the day.  I encourage all of my readers to share their points of view with me, and you can do that by emailing me at chiefjustice@thehighcourtofsports.com. 

The Chief's Pure Genius Quote of the Day Text Box: “Adversity is the state in which man most easily becomes acquainted with himself, being especially free of admirers then.” John Wooden