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It’s agonizing, frustrating, gut-wrenching. You find yourself constantly
looking up at the scoreboards on Ballhype, Yardbarker and
Technorati, watching the numbers plummet. You silently question whether you can re-capture that magic you saw in glimpses earlier in your career. You tinker with your approach, shift locations in the writer’s box, even don a lucky thong to try to help turn the tide...
Today, my friends is college-football-is-almost-here celebration day. On
Thursday, the season officially kicks off with Wake and
Baylor. I have not an inkling of affiliation with either of those institutions but, regardless, I can not wait...
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NFL
They are a rare breed. Those of the
"red hair, light skin and freckles." We are, of
course, referring to Gingers. In recent years, this affliction has more commonly become known as Gingervitis. For those less familiar with the condition, one of the leading authorities in the field, Colorado professor Eric Cartman, provides a quick refresher...
Certain things just don't look right. Guys in
skin-tight blue jeans. Crown Victoria sedans sitting on 26s.
Carlos Beltran's hair. The same can be said of athletes, particularly those who spent large portions of their career with one team and then put on a new and unfamiliar uniform...
Welcome to the first official Friday installment of
our classic 80s/90s poster series. Since Tuesday's post, we've
received phenomenal nominations from around the country. If you've already shared, there's a chance we've got yours cued up for a future post...fear not. All visitors new and old, we ask that you keep 'em coming (legendofcecilioguante@gmail.com). I'll be throwing up one classic...
Simply put, there are some folks who, by
the way they look in a uniform, their demeanor
and their on-field performance, flat out scare the s&%* out of you. You know the type. Those terribly violent flying missiles that cause you to turn and cringe as they hurl themselves full speed...
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NFL
Long story short, on a train back from
U.S. Open the other night with a few work
colleagues. The topic of "best" sports movie player comes up. Fast-forward two days later, and we haven't stopped talking about it. The debate has led to several more important questions in terms of how we break...
Earlier this evening the following apology was sent
to all Met fans who subscribe to their online
newsletter. First off, kudos to the organization for a quick, appropriate and unexpected gesture. It doesn't take away the pain, but it certainly a noteworth acknowledgment on behalf of the inflictors. The full "letter" is contained below...
With all the protests going on surrounding the
Olympics, including issues of civil rights, labor and the
environment, we thought it was time for us all to take a collective chill. And what better way to do that than with what always strangely seems to appeal to the typical reader of this and other sports blogs - hot chicks. As we "prepare" for the August Olympic games, we thought it our...
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Olympics
It's time for a smokin' hot trend to
make a re-appearance. Bring back the afro!
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NBA
The voice on WFAN praised Mike Mussina for
the ability he's demonstrated to keep the 2008 Yankees
"in games." Gary Cohen commended Oliver Perez on a "quality start" against Cincinnati (he went six, gave up three runs, three hits and walked four). During that same Sunday game, a graphic scrolled across the screen which revealed that the New York Mets were averaging over three-and-a-half relief...
Even though J.T. O'Sullivan sounds more fitting for
my local Irish pub than an NFL starting quarterback,
I'm pulling for the journeyman. It's not just because he's "paid his dues," but just as importantly on account of his first name. There's something about those dudes with two-letter, punctuated first name that just stick in your head. It seems pretty rare that they make it big-time, but it's...
Honestly...remind me why on Earth one would willingly
live in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Here's how we got
here. I was reading an intriguing piece from the always-solid folks at Awful Announcing on how fluffy white snow on a football field seems to give fans a collective hard-on for some reason or another. Frankly, I can't lie in that I too get a bit aroused when there's enough of the white stuff...
It is with our deepest sympathy that we
regret to inform you of the death of an
important member of your organization. Late yesterday afternoon, after a long and arduous battle against its illness, Carlos Delgado's bat died at a hospital on Chicago's North Side...
Thundersticks? The Wave? Some things just need to
go.
WASHINGTON, October, 18 2007 -- Following a successful
2006-07 debut season in Washington, Wizards guard Deshawn Stevenson
has managed to grab even more headlines during this off-season -- none of them particularly flattering for the organization. The cumulative impact of Stevenson's off-the-court mishaps has finally led to consequences...
Specifically, Mr. Kurkjian posed the age-old question that
has captivated philosophers, historians and intellectuals for centuries. If
you put a hungry bear on the 50-yard line...and an NFL kick returner on the goal line...could the return man outrun the bear and make it to midfield? This, my friends, has led to "months" of programming, interviews and discussion on ESPN's First Take...
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ESPN
Sex and the City movie is to females
as... Super Bowl is to males... For the most
part, yes?
Our All-Star selections of baseball's most likely to
explode at a moment's notice.
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MLB
So, are we all clear? That would be
Tyler Thigpen, Ingle Martin IV and Quinn Gray. That,
my friends, is powerful stuff. Seriously, drink in that quarterback lineup for a minute.... but can you think of a worse trio in the NFL?





















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