- 02:41 PM
- 11/21/24
Doesn't it look like that? I'd better find a picture of him out of the water He does look like a dog. I spent a good minute trying to figure out what part of his head would resemble a dog's face. So I googled it, this is what he looks like: news.bbc.co.uk/.../ newsid_2165000/2165779.stm He looks like a dog.
posted by sangu at 10:16 PM on January 03, 2006
I'm not sure which side i'm on. Sure an education is vital and is more reliable than a sports career, but for a few athletes, sports is their only way up...education can't really help them because they're just too...for lack of a better word, dumb. Like that Temple guy: he studied 3 hrs a day, professors and tutor help and everything, and still fails his tests. Then again, most probably have the brain capacity, but don't try. And they are athletes; you don't require scientists to pass an athletic test (bad analogy, but my point is...they're here to play a sport). Maybe there should be some compromise..if you can't meet the bar standard, you still can play whatever sport you're playing, but you receive less benefits maybe like..not starting, certain amount of minutes, fines, etc.
posted by sangu at 04:52 PM on November 26, 2005
I think Urbina has some past issues that he needs to deal with. I think someone is out to get him. last time it was a kidnapping by some venezuelan drug lord. IF he was mad at the workers, firing them would've got the job done.
posted by sangu at 08:38 PM on November 09, 2005
Lol, definitely funny.
posted by sangu at 09:05 PM on November 05, 2005
The photographer says that the whole thing was done in a "very, very tasteful" fashion. Uhuh.
posted by sangu at 09:03 PM on November 05, 2005
I didn't see anything about preaching..only promoting a christian concert. Is talking about Jesus really that bad? I mean, kids are constantly being bombarded with images of football drug addicts, and the whole Viking cruise ship incident, etc. And we complain and nitpick about this.
posted by sangu at 06:14 PM on October 27, 2005
Yep, and if im not wrong, sox swept everybody but the angels (4-1 series). He was..out by the way grumwork. Replays, buddy. I am surprised though, at how well the sox played. Don't know about you guys, but A.J. is one of the most annoying baseball players ever. He even looks the part. (Sigh, yes, I stole that from the sportsguy, but I agree with simmons anyway).
posted by sangu at 12:12 AM on October 27, 2005
Another thing-- what if scoscia didn't replace jose molina with a pinch runner, leaving josh paul to catch (paul ends up making the costly play)? Then again...what if bengie wasn't hit in the first place? I'll retract my comments about buerhle, he pitched the better game because it was a complete game as opposed to washburns' 4 innings.
posted by sangu at 11:58 PM on October 12, 2005
I sounded conspiratorial? That wasnt my intention.Nope, that was just me.
posted by sangu at 11:54 PM on October 12, 2005
*not to sound conspiratorial , like dad, but almost every article on the game like espn, mlb, centers on the big guys, which in this case, is buerhle. what body fake? i didn't catch the 1st game on tv.
posted by sangu at 11:05 PM on October 12, 2005
same here, extra innings rock. Not to sound conspiratorial , like dad, but almost every article on the game centers on the big guys, which in this case, is buerhle, espn, mlb, etc. buerhle=1 earned run, 5 hits. washburn=1 unearned run, 4 hits. I guess, the big stars get the big spotlights. even though it appeared he clearly caught the ball, Josh Paul should have not taken the play for granted and either tagged Peirzynski or tossed the ball to first. I wouldn't blame Paul. Home plate umpire signaled a strike out, Pierzynski started to walk to the dugout, and Paul was already in the motion of rolling the ball back. By the time AJ took off, the ball was pretty much already throw (or about to be). There was no stopping it. Good at bat by Crede. Im telling you, Scoscia has got to be one of the calmest managers I've seen so far. He got mad sure, but he handled everything quite professionaly. Looks like a baby too.
posted by sangu at 11:02 PM on October 12, 2005
close call, but dangit, it just really sucks. Buerhle throws a gem of a game? How about some credit to Washburn who just came off a high fever and a cold...opposed to Buerhle who had a lot of rest? whatever...im just pissed.
posted by sangu at 10:51 PM on October 12, 2005
go chi sox only if angels happen to do the improbable and beat Yankees. At which point I'm all about go Bronx BombersI really don't see what is so improbable here fade? The Angels are the only team that has a winning record against the Yanks in their own stadium. btw...angels just beat up johnson. 2-1 series, go angels.
posted by sangu at 12:11 AM on October 08, 2005
It may seem totally trivial and silly, but I was expecting the statue to be...different, better, more "friendship like". I wasn't expecting arm-draping-camaraderie-friendship moment, but still, it looks stiff, weird, unnatural.
posted by sangu at 01:14 AM on October 02, 2005
He can move...that's what two of my teammates did when they were moved down to JV (not even cut). I think that if he can't make JV, go on and enjoy soccer with some other club team. So much sacrifice...for this. It sucks out the fun.
posted by sangu at 05:18 PM on August 23, 2005
heh, so pistons win game 6. knew it. horry? 8 pts in 30 min, 4 personal fouls. and no one mentions it in any article.
posted by sangu at 12:25 AM on June 22, 2005
my basketball team can blow out a lot of teams as well, but as soon as my coach see it getting too out of hand, she stops it. she makes us ease up, no fastbreak points. i think it's a good lesson of plain, simple, "class" as she calls it. my softball team on the other hand, annihilates, 24-0, 18-0. once we scored 15 runs in an inning, and when someone told my coach, then she let up. so she has a bit of class i suppose. on a sidenote, my bball coach is a heck of a better coach than my sball coach.
posted by sangu at 10:44 PM on June 21, 2005
He did forget to rotate. rasheed did not forget to rotate. he merely switched over to manu, but saw that tayshaun was closer and went down to double duncan. that's what i read anyway. didn't catch the game. i think pistons probably win the next game. rob horry, with all due respect, doesn't score 21 pts every night. i would love to be him though. like simmons says: he does bad, no one notices. he does great, everyone notices.
posted by sangu at 12:19 AM on June 21, 2005
go barry bonds by the way.
posted by sangu at 10:16 PM on April 28, 2005
ah thanks. not the load of drama i was expecting. seems like another person the press decides to pick on.
posted by sangu at 10:15 PM on April 28, 2005
i signed up just to ask this question. being 14, i dont know a lot of sport histories, but who is that girl gymnast who was crying "why, why?" i think that stuck in my head the longest.
posted by sangu at 08:53 PM on April 28, 2005
Breaking down the sports cliches.
Speaking of... the moronic phrase ''ya no wha ime sayin?'' Weird Al Yankovic (one of the greatest parodist of songs ever) had this fake interview with Eminem. Eminem kept repeating over and over again "ya know what I'm saying?" to ever question posed to him. HILARIOUS. Here's the link to it: http://youtube.com/watch?v=0r8SQzc2AAg