Thursday, February 11, 2010
ATTITUDE!!!!!
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Have you heard?
Rumors floating around that NFL and the NBA.
--NFL--
-This week in the NFL that have been rumors of The Cowboys bringing back Pacman Jones. I personally think this is a mistake.
-Brett Favre has booked an early passage with the Vikes? He has till the end of this week to make up his mind.
-The Cowboys are looking to trade Greg Ellis, Thomas Jones of the Jets is also on the trading block, and a big surprise, Vince Young headed north from the Titans?
-Jeremy Shockey is once again having problems making friends. Anyone surprised? It kind frustrates me only because I'm a Saints fan.
--NBA--
-The Kincks have theirs eyes on Gortat of the Magic and Rodriguez of the Blazers.
-The Jazz are going to have a rough off season and K-Fez (Fesenko) has made his way into the conversation. Do the Jazz keep him or let him and the millions they've put into developing him go?
-Chris Bosh wants a max deal, that puts the rumors of Boozer being traded for him.
-The Grizzlies trading their 2nd pick in the draft?
-Pargo, Yao, Amare, and Manu, who is predicting a full recovery, are all going to stay where they are?
These are just some fun rumors that are floating around the sports world.
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Friday, June 5, 2009
The Big Unit!
There are three very illustrious clubs in baseball and only a handful will ever be welcomed into these clubs. They are the 300 Win club for pitchers, the 3000 Hit club, and the 500 Home Run club. The Big Unit, Randy Johnson is the latest to earn a spot in one of these clubs. Randy pitched 6 scoreless innings to grab is 300th win. He is only the 24 pitcher in the history of baseball to do such a thing. The leader of the 300 win club is and always will be C. Young with 511 wins. Randy Johnson joins the likes of Walter Johnson, Greg Maddux, and Tom Glavin.
The 500 Home Run club is led by Barry Bonds, despite the allegations of steroids, I think he is still arguably one of the greatest players to ever play baseball. There are only 25 people in this club and the next play with a chance to join is Carlos Delgado and he has 23 more homers to go.
I believe the 3000 hit club is a very difficult one to get accepted into. Barry Bonds with 726 home runs isn't even in this club. It is led by Pete Rose with 4256 hits and he is only joined by 27 others, none of them still playing the game. The closest active player to joining this club is Ken Griffy Jr., but he only has 2711, and sad to say, hes not going to make it.
It takes a very special talent and a great athlete to have the honor of being accepted into one of these there career landmark clubs. Congratulations to Randy Johnson.
Posted by Chandler at 8:32 AM 0 comments
Monday, June 1, 2009
NBA FINALS
The enjoyable ride to the NBA finals is over, but the real test is about to begin. I think its safe to assume that nobody thought that we would see The Lakers vs. The Magic. The world was waiting and hoping for the showdown between Kobe and LeBron. Without a supporting cast and LeBron having to do it all himself, The Cavs were bound to fall. The Magic were able to beat the best team of the regular season, but will they be able to beat arguably the best team in the league. I think they can!
The SG matching is not even close, it will be interesting to see if the the Magic will put Courntey Lee on Kobe of if they will switch Turkoglu on him. For the Small Forwards I give the Magic the edge as well. Turkoglu has the experience and demands a defender on the outside, although Ariza is very athletic and can play some strong defense.
The bench play is also going to be a huge factor in the series as well. If Nelson does decide to play, it could be a huge lift to the Magic. Kobe must rely on his teammates and can't do it all by himself. If he does I think we will see a similar outcome as we saw in the Eastern Conference Finals. And for the Magic, Dwight must play smart, and the 3 pointers must be falling for them to keep it close. The 2-3-2 layout plays in the favor of the Magic. If they can win one of the first 2 in LA it puts a lot of pressure on the Lakers.
Posted by Chandler at 9:55 PM 3 comments
Saturday, May 30, 2009
The 3 point shot!
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Sunday, May 24, 2009
Will Michael Vick play again?
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
Will Tiger ever be "Tiger" again?
The 2008 US Open was arguably one of the most impressive rounds in golf's history, when on a bad knee, Tiger Woods came from behind, and with an amazing birdie put on the final hole, forced an 18 hole playoff with Rocko Medeate. With every shot hit he would grimace in pain, but some how managed to pull it off.
After the Open, Tiger under went knee surgery to repair the damage. After 8 months of rehab, he reentered. After watching him the past 4 or 5 tournaments we are all asking the question, "Will Tiger ever be 'Tiger' again?" If you take a step back and look at what he's accomplished, it's still quite amazing. All top ten finishes and one win. Playing like that is more than an amazing career for any other golfer, but just because we are talking about Tiger its not the same.
Tiger has come close the last few tournaments but has just come up short. He made a run at the players, but his drives just weren't there. And at the other tournaments he's played in, he has had trouble hitting the fairways and has been missing makable putts.
I think the competition is getting better and better every year, so Tiger doesn't look quite as dominate as he once did. Once his tee shots are back to full strength and he can start hitting fairways consistently, he will once again be a force to be reckond with, but I personally think the days of Tiger being the sole ruler of the golf world are slowly coming to an end.
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