- 04:22 PM
- 11/05/24
I believe its based upon being the reason there is even football. Chicago, the only true football city.
posted by ryemonster at 05:36 PM on October 09, 2006
The problem with that is that it is not just the Bengals. The Bengals issue just draws more attention because we have seen it before. All of sports is condemned by the mentality of its players. Maybe they need to start spending some of that money on his/her brain rather than his/her brawn.
posted by ryemonster at 02:56 PM on September 28, 2006
A true legend that was just like one of us. For those that don't know, Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan were caddies at the same club when they were kids. According Mr. Nelson himself, Ben Hogan was the popular one and Byron was the quiet one in the corner. This is like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig playing on the same little league team. Bryon Nelson retired at the age of 34 to go back home, back to his favorite place, his ranch. Byron: "I know little about golf, I do know how to make a stew, I'm just an ordinary guy." Bryon Nelson, a true legend in sports.
posted by ryemonster at 05:52 PM on September 26, 2006
Reggie isn't the biggest name of the year, he's not even the biggest name in his sport.
posted by ryemonster at 09:53 PM on September 15, 2006
Lincoln freed all the slaves? Yet, the almight dollar reigns supreme.
posted by ryemonster at 03:39 PM on September 08, 2006
What is forgotten here is that this game wasn't won or lost on just that last few at bats....there were other innings also.
posted by ryemonster at 04:20 PM on August 11, 2006
If memory serves me right, didn't Phil Niekro get caught doctoring the baseball?
posted by ryemonster at 01:15 AM on August 10, 2006
Personally, Bobby Jones is the greatest PLAYER of all time. This is a guy that didn't even play golf for his Career. He was a lawyer not a golfer, a lawyer. He won I think 12 majors by the age of 28 I believe and then he gave up golf to keep his profession. If Bobby Jones played golf for a living and there were the emphasis put on majors today on those back then, he would have no doubt have set a bar like Cy Young did in baseball. One that will never be even equalled.
posted by ryemonster at 04:09 PM on August 07, 2006
dbt if there were a shot here in there Nicklaus would've had more majors because of his 19 2nd's in a major and 9 3rds. Even after 1964, Arnold Palmer was still called the king. He was the what golf was and Jack was the man trying to dethrown him. Ask Jack once said "I was a pudgy crew cut kid playing golf and was hated" By the way, Arnold Palmer is called "The King"
posted by ryemonster at 01:04 PM on August 07, 2006
For nearly the entire first half of Jack's career, he had to battle Arnold Palmer and more brutally Arnie's Army. Tiger had to battle David Duval, a guy who has essentially fallen off a cliff. There is no answer to this debate for atleast another 10 years. As for comparing the 1999 PGA to the 2006 PGA...Medinah has changed 17 of the holes since then and will play as the longest in major championship history. Will be interesting.
posted by ryemonster at 10:42 PM on August 06, 2006
What were we talking about?
posted by ryemonster at 02:11 PM on August 04, 2006
If someone comes up and asks you "What do you think of the guy that killed your father and law" I think the words "No comment" would be the furthest thing from your mind.
posted by ryemonster at 12:39 AM on August 04, 2006
Forward tees are still longer than the women's
posted by ryemonster at 10:12 PM on July 15, 2006
Maybe Wie should try the Nationwide Tour, maybe there she would actually make the cut against the men. There should not be any LPGA and if there is there should also be a "M"PGA. Equality is what we're talking here. Everyone should play on the same field. If this was the case....Michelle would be 0/5, and that's not going to keep your card. Whatever happened to guy that wanted to play in a LPGA event? He got turned away because he was a guy. Sounds pretty sexist to me.
posted by ryemonster at 09:10 PM on July 15, 2006
If Michelle really wants to prove something, she should go through Q school and earn her status along with everyone else trying to play for their lives. You may say...well that last spot wasn't going to do anything anyway. Remember John Daly at the 1991 PGA Championship, last alternate in and won, this would change his life completely.
posted by ryemonster at 04:47 PM on July 15, 2006
She just wasn't ready to take the heat. She knew the weather was going to be warm and up here in this heat with the high humidity you need to get pre-hydrated. It was poor planning on her part. Some of her antics were unnecessary. All the sitting down, all that does is hinder her breathing. Thinking on it, maybe school was the best way to go.
posted by ryemonster at 03:53 PM on July 15, 2006
Ken Venturi wasn't too disoriented, nauseous and he couldn't concentrate when he won the U.S. Open many years ago....btw...he almost died playing the 36 holes on Sunday. With the round on Thursday, Michelle Wie played her way out of the tournament. She looked fine finding 3 hazards in 4 holes. What really hurt was being sheld be one of the weakest fields in golf. If Michelle Wie was near the cut line, there was no doubt she would have kept playing.
posted by ryemonster at 02:27 PM on July 15, 2006
In the end, we look at the win column... We don't remember Jack Nicklaus for his 19 2nd's in professional majors. We remember him for his 18 victories. If your not there to win and only there to make the cut, you shouldn't be there at all.
posted by ryemonster at 01:39 PM on July 15, 2006
A Man’s Place at a Woman’s Practice Faces Limits
Up to 15 scholarships doesn't mean 15 scholarships. If they aren't good enough, then why a scholarship?