The Republic of Sport

Posted Saturday July 14, 2007, About: Brady's pals: No truth to wedding talk

Tom... She's hot, and you're an idiot for not taking the plunge.

Posted Friday July 13, 2007, About: Twins to start Santana contract talks?

Santana won't be going anywhere. Neither will Mauer. Santana is the best thing to happen to the Twins since Puckett and the fans will have an absolute bird if they let the obvious market-favorite Mauer walk.

Liriano, Morneau, Cuddayer, Hunter... all trade bait. Priority 1 and 2 are Santana and Mauer. Then, try for Morneau, Liriano and Cuddy.

Hunter will be gone by year end, which is unfortunate because he's said numerous times on local TV and Radio how much he enjoys playing for Minnesota.

Posted Tuesday July 10, 2007, About: Did Bucks break ice with Yi?

Imagine if Karl Malone refused to play for Utah back in '85 and how much that would've tarnished his career... Yi and his pathetic handlers need to wise up and realize that this isn't the way it works in American Professional Sports.

Posted Tuesday July 10, 2007, About: Twins' Hunter all but gone?

Stick with the AL Central... go to Chicago!

Posted Monday July 09, 2007, About: Did Bucks break ice with Yi?

I'm glad the Bucks went out on a limb and pulled him. It's a breath of fresh air to a lot of small market fans, be it in the NBA or anything else, to see owners and GM's not succumbing to arrogant, yet to be proven "phenoms" or their handlers. While it is ballzy to go up against China, I think Milwaukee (and Stern) is helping to set a precendent saying "You know what? ****, you're coming here. Don't like it? You don't have to play, but you've got nothing to leverage with."

And believe me, Yi's already got some bridge building he's got to do with us in Milwaukee. We don't take too kindly to some punk foreigner who is too good for our city.

Posted Sunday July 08, 2007, About: Bucs haven't talked to Tank...yet

Typical... Chicago's taking out the trash, and the Buc's are picking it up. He's had his shots, he should've learned his lesson