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Text Messages Intercepted From TV Characters To Sports Stars During The Week That Was

June 21st, 2008 · No Comments

Yeah, so it couldn’t really happen, but here’s a guess on what TV / movie characters would text to some of the superstars of the world after the week that was in sports…  
“Don’t have a cow, man!”  -Bart Simpson To Kevin Garnett

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Celtics And Lakers Meet In NBA Finals

May 31st, 2008 · No Comments

 
Celtics - Lakers.  It’s just got that ring to it and for the first time over twenty years, it’ll be about the rings as the two most storied franchises meet in the 2008 NBA finals.

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Hot To Trot, But Nixon Still In Triple A

May 28th, 2008 · No Comments

 
  Trot Nixon may be down, but he’s not out.  Playing with the Arizona Diamondback AAA affiliate in Tuscon, Trot is hitting .302 for the Sidewinders with 7 dingers and 25 RBIs. 
  Most of his teammates are younger players trying to make it to the Bigs for the first time, while Trot is the old veteran [...]

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Manchester United “Beats” Chelsea - Penalty Kicks Stink!

May 21st, 2008 · No Comments

Can you imagine, instead of extra innings in the World Series, a homerun derby to determine the winner?  
Or how about the Lakers and Celtics being knotted at 108 after one overtime in game seven of the NBA finals, and instead of double OT, they have a dunk contest to settle the score.
Manchester United won [...]

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LeBron Enters Best Dunk Of All Time Discussion

April 19th, 2008 · No Comments

 
 
Dr. J’s cradle when he swooped in for the 76ers.  Jordan’s revision of the cradle.  Or MJ’s dunk on Patrick Ewing and the NY Knick frontline.  Dominique’s follow up, when he soared in torso, head, and shoulders above everyone else one the court, and cocked the rebound two feet behind his head before rocking the [...]

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Colorado Rockies 2 - San Diego Padres 1 (22 innings)

April 18th, 2008 · No Comments

 
Yup.  22 innings…and just three runs.  
 
When I was a kid, I used to get sad when it was the eighth inning and the realization started to set in that soon, it would be time to leave the ball park.  So I’d hope for extra innings.  

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Immelman Wins Masters and First Green Jacket

April 14th, 2008 · No Comments

A Sunday spent on the couch: The King’s running diary of the 2008 Masters Final Round
2:25 p.m. - Hello, friends. (As Jim Nantz has proved, I think that is the only appropriate way to welcome viewers or readers to anything involving the Masters). Over the first three days of the tournament, I think I’ve watched [...]

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Tiger’s Quest To Win Fore Majors Begins At Masters

April 11th, 2008 · No Comments

This time of year is about the time that I really start to wish I was Jim Nantz for a few weeks. Sure, there are plenty of people whose shoes I would not mind being in, but the run Nantz goes on in March and early April is incredible. Not only does he call every [...]

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Kansas Jayhawks Win NCAA Title - Jesse Jones Wins Bracket

April 8th, 2008 · No Comments

After outscrapping the Tar Heels, Kansas beat Memphis on Monday night to win the NCAA Tournament.   (Photo: Jeffrey Camarati/UNC)
 
When the brackets first came out, I was asked by several people to join their pool.  
 
“No, thanks.”  “Nah.”  In some way, for some reason, I dodged them all.  I guess with the pressure of being [...]

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NBA Playoff Races Down To The Wire

April 7th, 2008 · No Comments

Blury at best, but the fog will start to burn off as the playoff picture will finally start to gain some clarity this week.  

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