Nah, Harbaugh isn't the one who ran a dirty program in college and then ran to the pros when the NCAA came calling. If anything, I would bet that most Seahags cheat, since six guys have been busted.

Has MUCH more to do with the fact that Americans simply don't understand or want to watch hockey. They need something like NASCAR which allows them to watch cars making left turns for four hours. VERY exciting...

So you know less about baseball than you know about hockey. Wow. Did not think that was possible. Next, you will thrill us with your acumen and tell us why the Pats haven't won the big game since they were exposed as cheaters...

Stay classy. Hard to believe you are part of the same fan base that literally defecated on Bill Russell's bed....

(sarcasm)

When a team tries to trade a player, it is showing good business sense. When a player agrees to sign somewhere else for LESS money, he is showing he values winning over money. That's not being a traitor. Ray didn't quit on his team like Vince Carter. I'm not sure why players are expected to be loyal, when teams are free to trade them whenever they want.

Not last year. And Reid's teams in Philly were generally full of talent. Not so with Karl's teams - Melo notwithstanding. Karl is the better coach right now. And it isn't close.

Um, the Celtics were actively trying to trade Ray and everybody knew it. So he chose to go somewhere else when his contract expired. That is not a turncoat. C's homers really are good for a laugh...

Right.

Did the Philly fans cheer when Michael Irvin suffered a career ending neck injury? You bet.
Did a Phillies fan issue a death threat to their own Mitch Williams? Yup.
Did Philly fans run Eric Lindros - the great saviour out of town? Yup.
Did the Eagles have a JAIL in their stadium to deal with unruly fans? Of course.

Please save us the nonsense about Philadelphia having better fans than most cities. It's common knowledge that Philly has earned a reputation of having informed fans who taunt, ridicule and sometimes attack other fans (I can speak to the last one having been attacked at an Eagles game for simply wearing a Redskins jersey). And they treat their own players like ... crap.

Clearly you didn't watch the 2006 NBA Finals, when the Heat were gifted a series win over the Mavs in the worst officiated finals in the history of the NBA. I mean, Heat fans whining about officials are a joke. Of course you've only been a Miami fan since ten minutes AFTER the Decision...

Heat apologists such as yourself are no better than the Haters. The call than LeBron fouled out on was correct. The problem is, LeBron who has admitted that he supports flopping in order to win, and the rest of the Heat are used to bullying officials to get their way. And this isn't new in Miami. The Heat were gifted their first NBA title in one of the most lopsided series in NBA history in terms of officiating.

Heat fans - most of whom have only been around since the decision by the way, and will leave as soon as LeBron leaves after next season, are among the least objective in sports.

Absurd.

We aren't talking about the Chicago Cubs FFS. Her team won it all 3 years ago, and she pulls this nonsense? Putting undue stress n herself and her unborn baby over a first round playoff game? Not exactly mother of the year...

Says the Pittsburgh homer...

There were 2 ridiculous calls in the series. Both favoured Pittsburgh and both led to game winning goals. Having followed Sydney since junior, I knew he whined whenever an opponent came within 25 feet of him, but I had no idea that nonsense had rubbed off on Pens fans. How sad, as you make Montreal fans look rationale and objective.

Watch the tape again. Quentin started towards first and then went towards Greinke - and both guys were jawing at each other. Greinke isn't blameless, but Carlos is the real reason **** got real.

I love trolls who simply make stuff up. The Rangers do NOT have the highest revenue in MLB - they are not in the top five according to FORBES (who know more than you EVER will)

http://www.businessinsider.com/team-revenues-show-the-true-disparity-in-major -league-baseball-sports-chart-of-the-day-2013-3

And as for farm systems ... Keith Law, who knows more than you ever will - ranks the Rangers at 9. So yeah, other than EVERY thing you said, thanks for coming out Forrest Gump.

http://www.mlbdailydish.com/2013/2/4/3951554/keith-law-ranks-MLB-farm-systems

Gotta love Ranger fans.

They were ALL over Yankee fans for being classless with respect to how they treated Cliff Lee's wife - but when the shoe is on the other foot, you have people like Otis screaming "show me proof, Josh's wife is clearly LYING, Rangers fans are ALL great people who go to church EVERY Sunday blah blah blah...".

Give it a rest, HOMER. She didn't lie, and for you to even IMPLY as much shows what a homer you are. I've been to many football games in Dallas, and when the Cowboys are decent (which means that more than half the fans there are cheering for Dallas) I can tell you Dallas fans are as rude and obnoxious as those I encountered in Philly, Washington and New York. Of course, nowadays, Jerry's World is filled with fans from the other team. So there's that...

As for 50 year fan, he thinks Josh OWES the Rangers something. Sure thing Forrest. Except that you failed to mention how Nolan Ryan, who was in charge when he did this - blamed the Rangers collapse on Josh. Threw him under the bus. I LOVE how moron fans expect players who have been wronged to just be loyal because they make more money than the average person.

Texas fans are no better than any other fan base.

And Otis is no better than any other homer who can't be objective.

He's hit 44 HR on the road. In his entire career (497 games, 450 games started) versus 85 HR at home in fewer plate appearances - so no, it isn't Dodger stadium that is costing him home runs - he's just not a power hitter. Which explains his mediocre road OPS of .775.

I love it when morons try to generalize about what a player is or isn't based on where he plays his home games. Yeah, Ethier plays in LA - but if he played in New York he would be Babe Ruth. Sure thing Forrest Gump. Learn about the game before you come back...

He's hit 44 HR on the road. In his entire career (497 games, 450 games started) versus 85 HR at home in fewer plate appearances - so no, it isn't Dodger stadium that is costing him home runs - he's just not a power hitter. Which explains his mediocre road OPS of .775.

I love it when morons try to generalize about what a player is or isn't based on where he plays his home games. Yeah, Ethier plays in LA - but if he played in New York he would be Babe Ruth. Sure thing Forrest Gump. Learn about the game before you come back...

Ps one win in four game should be a .250 winning percentage. Good luck in the fourth grade. Again.

What a ridiculous post. A four game sample size? Wow. You MUST be a Giants fan. Let us know when you finally pass the fourth grade. Fifth time may be the charm for you...

He's 31 - MMA has provided him with tens of millions of dollars, and he's been a company man all the while. While I'll be sad to see GSP hang up the four ounce gloves, if he wants to retire, he's earned it. Of course, if he hangs them up in the next year or so, he won't surpass Anderson in terms of GOAT status. But that's fine...

Well, if GSP is allowed to come in over weight, or they have lax standards, it would explain why he fights almost exclusively these days in Quebec. While I don't think that GSP is on anything illegal, if he did come in over weight, while Nick wasn't told until the weigh ins about the .9 pound allowance, then that's a huge problem.