Perkins has kibitzed 95 times to chessgames   [more...]

Sep-17-05 FIDE World Championship Tournament (2005)    Perkins: <Why's that? Karpov had a great reign as champion, and is the only player(other than Kramnik) to have held his own against Kasparov in his prime. > WRONG Kaspy, in late thirties, and having up and down periods, was beginning to decline, as all great players do. this was ...      Sep-17-05 Chessgames - Odd Lie    Perkins: Barry Bonds and Mark McGuire have voluntary taken their names out of the record books for alleged steroid cheating. They have expressed shame at behavior. Thus, Hank Aaron and Micky Mantle remain home run kings. I can dream, can't I?      Sep-17-05 Susan Polgar    Perkins: I think they should really test that guy and make him watch 69 hours of Gilligan's Islands repeats. Of course, he might go insane....      Sep-17-05 Kibitzer's Café    Perkins: <I know Lance Armstrong has huge heart and blood rushes faster to his legs and that gives him better performance and does not tire? Then how come he is not the man in other sports? > In fact, he was a tri athlete before getting into soley bike racing, did ok, too. I think his ...      Sep-17-05 Unzicker vs Antoshin, 1965    Perkins: Does he win by checking on the king side to? If ....g6, white trades pawns and opens up the king side?      Sep-15-05 Rotlewi vs Rubinstein, 1907    Perkins: A very sexy game. I guess you don't often associate Rubinstein with sexy, but this game is hot.      Sep-15-05 Samuel Reshevsky    Perkins: I think Sammy R kept his accounting job the whole time he was a chess professional. In fact, he probably retired from accouting before he stopped playing competitively, if in fact he ever did stop playing. On a related note, John Entwistle, of the WHO, kept his civil service job all      Sep-15-05 Edmar Mednis    Perkins: One of my favorite chess authors. Mednis, Soltis, Nunn, the big three.      Sep-15-05 Jay Bonin    Perkins: I was visiting the Polgar Chess Center a few weeks ago, and saw Jay's name on some sort of quad matchup pairings for a tournament that had been recently held. I guess he takes that V train out to Kew Gardens when there arnt enough tournaments in the city.      Sep-15-05 Andrew Soltis    Perkins: You would recognize a chess player, the way you would a movie star, or politician?

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