- 06:26 PM
- 11/23/24
bastards!
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 02:08 PM on October 02, 2006
Joe Carter's home run has to be the clutchiest because of the fact that it won the World Series. Period!
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 02:04 PM on September 29, 2006
He was on the MLS All Star squad this year Because of his potential?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 01:16 PM on September 29, 2006
That wasn't red wine, it was the blood of a freshly slain prostitute. I thought this link was about baseball, not lacross.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 04:54 PM on September 28, 2006
and people wonder where the term "Dumb Jock" comes from?!?!?!?!? This is definately not helping the stereotype of the stupid football player.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 04:52 PM on September 28, 2006
He's gonna end up like Michelle Wie. He's not even an all-star calliber player for MLS and everyone wants him to test himself against the best? Why?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 04:40 PM on September 28, 2006
Chico State has long been a highly ranked party school. And......
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 11:32 AM on September 28, 2006
They have a real curriculum, 150,000 undergrad students, 50,000 grad students and have been reputably accredited for 28 years. Someone has a Univ of Phoenix degree on their wall!
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 10:35 PM on September 27, 2006
Why don't any of these millionaires' have a limo??? Or at least use one when they are going to go out and party? Maybe this is something that should be thought of when writting out a $50,000,000 contract. If you get arrested you breach the contract and you have to pay it all back. Simple?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 04:41 PM on September 27, 2006
The media does not look stupid in this case. I disagree. I guess they never learned of the assume/ass relation.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 04:39 PM on September 27, 2006
Uh, what 100% free university did you attend? There's a difference between paying tuition and actually completing an accredited college curriculum and simply writing a check and receiving a degree in the mail.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 04:34 PM on September 27, 2006
What a suprise. The media lied. I'm shocked.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 02:47 PM on September 27, 2006
What a suprise. The media lied. I'm shocked.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 02:47 PM on September 27, 2006
I would be embarassed to put a Degree from the University of Phoenix on my resume. Doesn't it just make you look like a joke? Hey, I bought a degree!!!
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 02:08 PM on September 27, 2006
I guess T.O. doesn't love himself quite as much as we all assumed. Am I suprised to learn that he has mental problems? Um....... Maybe it was just an adverse reaction to droppin like 5 passes...
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 01:07 PM on September 27, 2006
Any team that beats the Yankees is my FAVORITE.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 01:03 PM on September 27, 2006
They should just get rid of all kicking, except for kickoffs. Those are actually exciting. Send all the kickers back to the empty soccer fields that they came from.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 12:42 PM on September 27, 2006
I think the NFL would be way more exciting if they got rid of the punt. Just imagine the scores that would be put up. Punting is like quiting. I know purists will be like, "oh, its all about the battle of field position." BS. Football is about big hits and scoring, bottom line, thats what packs the stadiums and brings in the TV ratings that the league wants. They've already given the offense the advantage with all the penalties on quarterbacks and what-not, it seems like a logical step in the evolution of the game.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 03:52 PM on September 26, 2006
maybe its an ego thing? Dude sees his mug on a vidoe game that millions of people play a day....you do the math maybe all the praises that peopel sang to him finlally got to his head. Of course, it might be he's just having a rough start. I think this is more true then people imagine. The guy is at the top of his game, sets a single season record for TD's, ends up on the cover of Madden and decides he only needs to work out 5 days a week instead of 6, loses some endurance and ultimately pays the price. Or the curse could be due to the fact that you don't make the cover unless you have a career year, which means playing 16 games, which means more wear and tear on the body, which leads to injuries. We need some scientists to do a study.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 03:47 PM on September 26, 2006
Maybe someone should punch weedy in the gut and ask him how it feels.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 03:42 PM on September 26, 2006
Maybe the Giants were just severly over-rated at the start of the season. Kind of like the Panthers and the Falcons and Ben Rothlesburger or however its spelled?????
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 03:34 PM on September 26, 2006
yikes! How many times do you think this has happened before? Another reason why Americans don't like soccer, you might lose your nuts.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:22 PM on September 25, 2006
I think I just read that Eckersley had 197 Wins and 390 saves in his career. Imagine if he was a closer for his whole career? Probably could have had 500-600 saves.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:12 PM on September 25, 2006
Why wasn't Eckersley included in your little comparison?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:08 PM on September 25, 2006
I almost died laughing when I hear shockey on sportscenter complaining about how its impossible to do anything if the other team switches things up on you. Is that the most retarded thing anyone has ever said? Of course they switched it up. You really think an NFL team is going to come out and run the same game plan 2 weeks in a row? Maybe the Giants should think about switching things up a little.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:05 PM on September 25, 2006
Where's the Theisman doll? The knee bends both ways!!!
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:02 PM on September 25, 2006
Shockey is basically an idiot. Finally something that we can all agree on.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 04:47 PM on September 25, 2006
I'd be suprised if some of the teams aren't already using this technology. I mean the quarterback already has a radio in his helmet, why not everyone else. If the crowd is loud enough, it won't matter if they have the radios or not. I walked passed a construction site the other day while listening to my IPOD and the sounds of construction totally drowned out the music. Who's to say that it will help?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 03:34 PM on September 24, 2006
I apologize for the Tejada comment, I guess the fact that the Orioles rarely even make it on TV out here on the West Coast skewed my opinion. Although, I wouldn't quite call his numbers MVP calliber, definately team MVP but not close to league.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 05:51 PM on September 23, 2006
She's not even the best female in the world so why does she think she can compete with the men?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:45 PM on September 22, 2006
This guy doesn't seem to be a tight-wad, he just seems to be incapable of making a good baseball decision. Everytime he brings in a potential difference maker, they take a dump. Sosa, Palmiero, Tejada, Lopez, etc... I'm not a big fanof the O's but those are the ones I can think of, I know they paid a lot for a pitcher who took a dump too, but cant even remember the schmucks name. It seems like the whole franchise needs a makeover.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 05:02 PM on September 22, 2006
So cal fans are always being blamed for being late to arrive and early to leave. The truth about it is that in LA we have TRAFFIC. I mean real traffic, not cows or tractors on the road. Im talking about moving 3-10 miles in an hour type of traffic. Also, in LA they won't let us tailgate at the stadiums anymore so you can't get there early and party. Another reason that LA fans are not as die hard as the rest of the country is because we actually have other things going on here.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 12:05 PM on September 22, 2006
with most Laker fans being either casual fans, (SoCal is notorious for it), or simply big name bandwagon jumpers See what I'm talking about. Haters!
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 10:13 AM on September 22, 2006
I just moved to Northern California (Chico State!!) for college and found that although Lakers fans don't really care about the Sac Kings, Kings fans despise the Lakers and anything or anybody that has anything to do with them. Its actually kind of funny, Considering that Sacramento has finished second to Lakers and been eliminated from the playoffs by the Lakers for soooooo many years. Its no wonder that Lakers fans don't think about the Kings, because no one remembers the losers.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:31 PM on September 21, 2006
Are millionaires' aloud to use the race card?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:28 PM on September 21, 2006
I would be willing to bet that if he actually makes it through the season healthy, he will retire. I had a pretty bad ankle injury my Junior year of high school and the pain wasn't half as bad as the physical therapy. I can't imagine going through that for 7 straight years. I guess the 92.88 mil takes a little of the sting out of it.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:23 PM on September 21, 2006
and their defense shutting down Miami ?? What was the score in that game?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:53 PM on September 20, 2006
Immediately I was reminded of Finley's walk-off home run to cap a 7 run 9th inning rally that clinched the 2004 NL West title and eliminated the Giants. Somehow that article nor the NYT recap made mention of that. How about the fact that they didn't hit 4 HOME RUNS IN A ROW in that game?? There have been countless walk-off homeruns in big games, this article is about the 4 homers in a row....
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 11:43 AM on September 19, 2006
What about the phantom offensive pass interference call against the Giants last weekend when they were driving against the Colts at the end of the game?? Are we gonna go back and change the outcome of that game too?
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 11:41 AM on September 19, 2006
I am sad to see high school sports being dirtied up by the media. High school games, and some college's, are the only place you can find people playing for the right reasons, cuz they want to win...
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:40 PM on September 18, 2006
Hey if he makes enough guarantees then he might eventually be right about one of them.
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 06:33 PM on September 18, 2006
I think the agent's should have some type of consequence for their actions also. Their allowed to just waye money in front of these kids eyes until one of them takes it and then the kid loses his education????
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 11:54 AM on September 16, 2006
Does anybody even care who the punter is? Its a pretty meaningless job. To stab someone for the glory of punting the football is astounding to say the least
posted by LaKeR4LiFe at 05:04 PM on September 14, 2006
Talk about getting kicked in the teeth!
I don't know about a lifetime ban, but he should definately have to sit out for at least 4 games or even the whole season. If he does it again the league will be liable for allowing him back on the field when they knew he was a danger to the other players. He needs a mental evaluation and some stress testing before he should be let back on the field.