Tim Tebow is a breath of fresh air in Denver. But is there really reason to hate Tim Tebow?

What’s on the plate for Monday, March 15? Whether it’s Manny Pacquiao, OK Go à la Rube Goldberg, or the always-reliable Spoon, here’s something worth checking out for your Monday morning.

A while ago, I attempted to write a series called “Must Read/See/Hear For Your Monday Morning,” and it didn’t last past a single entry. Part of the reason it didn’t do well is because I just put way too much content in the post, and if I’m going to do this more often, I should make it far easier to digest.

Before rooting for the Cubs, I really didn’t root for anybody. I was happy with the Red Sox winning their first World Series in decades because I knew the Cubs weren’t very close to it themselves. Several years later, after choosing my allegiance, I admit that I enjoyed seeing the Rockies make it to the World Series — even though it meant that my Cubs weren’t there.

I’ve been told that there are two topics gentlemen should not discuss: politics and sports.

Well, I’m obviously not a gentleman, and sometimes I’m a little too brash to be called a ‘lady’, but I can definitely tackle politics and sports at the same time. It’ll be easy this time because there is one clear winner the last few days: the city of Chicago.

Preface: I read this article/blog entitled “Why chicks should be banned from All-Star voting” by Den Cotton tonight, and although slightly offended, I was mostly amused.

Why offended? Hey, some of us female sports fans are totally worth it.

Ah, if men only knew that this is no way to demand attention.

Here’s my extended response.

There is no denying that Denver has provided quite the wealth for Peter Forsberg. And he’s provided quite the wealth for us as well.