I have always said football players are the dumbest of athletes. Here's more evidence - all Barber had to do for the Bears to win was fall down, he had two opportunities to do just that, and he couldn't figure out a way to get that done.
"By only asking PETA members and racists." Really? So you and everybody else think Quarterback Dog Killer is a nice guy? Well, you and everybody else except his mother, as I recall. She's probably a racist too - right?
Check out the free throws. At 79-72 the Heat missed numbers 11,12,and 13 (two by James) and a chance to get within four with lots of time left and the easiest points to take - seems like a choke to me.
Being the only major league hitter on a major league team for more than a decade would tend to wear you down. His stats will improve as the year goes on, but he is unlikely to reach the heights of his first decade. One wonders how much worse the epicly bad Mariners would have been without one of the best players of a generation, all by himself, bulking up their stats on both sides of the ball.
Please, please, no. The two worst sanctimonious hypocrites in Dodger history. Garvey will bring in a young cheerleading squad and Hershiser will demand hymns before games and at the seventh-inning stretch - all while squeezing every nickel out of the club and into their own pockets.
#9 - You missed his recent ejection(s) and the comment from mlb's chief evaluator that he had never spoken to a scout who didn't intensely dislike the kid. Milton Bradley II, here we come.
The bigger point is that if St. Louis doesn't think it can compete with the staff it has, why would the team want to add $28-30 mill a year to the payroll? It looks as if the ramifications of Wainwright's loss, on both sides of the contract ledger, make it much more likely Pujols will be moving on.
The Bears are far from unwatchable - a potential train wreck is transfixing. Toronto has no passion for the NFL, or MLB and the Leafs' support is just a bad habit become addiction. Toronto has passion for Toronto, and fads, which neither the Bills nor the NFL are. Little chance they get a franchise and no chance they will support one if some big-bucks dummy spends enough to actually land one. Now, if there was a league for cities that were almost up to par with Toronto, Torontonians would be all over that franchise.
The IOC is among the most corrupt business organizations on the planet. Cancel those stupid, wasteful games and it will add luster to the world championships and Canada/World cups. Vancouver cost we taxpayers something like $10 billion, much of it for comfort food and things for, "dignitaries," and Socchi is already double that in money taken from much poorer citizens than we. The hosts lose money, the hype overwhelms any connection to sports, and the cheating, from bribes by hopeful hosts to drugs to crooked judges take almost all the joy out of the event. I do like the opening and closing ceremonies, but they don't cost billions. For the rest, If Buttman holding NHL players out of the games, wherever they are, hurts the IOC, especially if it kills the IOC, I will toast him every day for the accomplishment.
Really? So you and everybody else think Quarterback Dog Killer is a nice guy? Well, you and everybody else except his mother, as I recall. She's probably a racist too - right?
His stats will improve as the year goes on, but he is unlikely to reach the heights of his first decade.
One wonders how much worse the epicly bad Mariners would have been without one of the best players of a generation, all by himself, bulking up their stats on both sides of the ball.
It looks as if the ramifications of Wainwright's loss, on both sides of the contract ledger, make it much more likely Pujols will be moving on.
Toronto has no passion for the NFL, or MLB and the Leafs' support is just a bad habit become addiction.
Toronto has passion for Toronto, and fads, which neither the Bills nor the NFL are. Little chance they get a franchise and no chance they will support one if some big-bucks dummy spends enough to actually land one.
Now, if there was a league for cities that were almost up to par with Toronto, Torontonians would be all over that franchise.
Vancouver cost we taxpayers something like $10 billion, much of it for comfort food and things for, "dignitaries," and Socchi is already double that in money taken from much poorer citizens than we.
The hosts lose money, the hype overwhelms any connection to sports, and the cheating, from bribes by hopeful hosts to drugs to crooked judges take almost all the joy out of the event.
I do like the opening and closing ceremonies, but they don't cost billions.
For the rest, If Buttman holding NHL players out of the games, wherever they are, hurts the IOC, especially if it kills the IOC, I will toast him every day for the accomplishment.