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stockman1021
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Location: Sunny Florida
Member since: April 06, 2005
Last visit: December 24, 2005

stockman1021 has posted 0 links and 17 comments to SportsFilter and 0 links and 0 comments to the Locker Room.

Sports Bio

Most memorable sporting event was the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta Ga. Awesome spectacle.
College Football is the sport of choice for me, and OBVIOUSLY it's the Florida "Fightin" Gators.

Recent Comments

Another Pulitzer for Mitch Albom?

I don't pick fights lbb, obviously you are prone to though. After seeing many of your holier than though postings, I should expect no less. My "yellow ribbon sticker" shall stay in place, thank you.

posted by stockman1021 at 09:00 AM on December 23, 2005

Another Pulitzer for Mitch Albom?

I'm glad you've all become literary critics today. The story is a sad one whether you like M. Albom or not. I think the point of the link is, "the story is moving", not necessarilly the writing. Perhaps the subject has been overdone a bit, but in times of war we should expect it to be. Instead of ripping Albom, sympathize with the family and friends of all of those that have fallen in battle.

posted by stockman1021 at 08:39 AM on December 23, 2005

Tony Dungy's Son Found Dead

Thoughts and Prayers to the Dungy family.

posted by stockman1021 at 10:51 AM on December 22, 2005

Outside looking in

Ryne Sandberg is in the HOF. I believe he was inducted last summer. Comment icon posted by skydivemom at 5:42 PM CST on December 17 So he is...my bad.

posted by stockman1021 at 10:58 PM on December 17, 2005

Outside looking in

Excellent post justgary...I'm not going to post a "lineup", but here's a few names that came to my mind: Ryne Sandberg Dale Murphy Alan Trammell Lou Whitaker Ron Santo Andre Dawson Gil Hodges Dave Concepcion.

posted by stockman1021 at 05:35 PM on December 17, 2005

November 19th, 2004...a date that will live in infamy.

I didn't know this was a flame fest, thanks for starting the day off right Dav, your insight is remarkable. I think the NBA is still full of thuggery, albeit a bit better dressed thugs. I found the Artest incident reprehensible at the time and still do. I think the only way to make the NBA even a little bit "watchable" is to take away the guaranteed multi year contracts and have the players "fight" for something important...like a spot on the roster.

posted by stockman1021 at 10:16 AM on November 19, 2005

Finally a steroide policy with teeth.

The lifetime ban may be appealed after two years. Apparently this policy will start beginning in 2006 and will include previous offenses, sort of like a "grandfathered in" clause. I like the fact this policy will actually keep the offenders out for a substantial amount of games. Having players sit out for 7 games in a 162 game season is just like giving them a vacation. Maybe this will get their attention. Good onya Bud.

posted by stockman1021 at 06:06 PM on November 15, 2005

Am I the only one still fascinated by Tyson?

Tyson at one point had the world in the palm of his hands, it really is sad to see that a 39 year old man STILL can't have any control of his own life. I think now, however, the fault is all his own. It should come as no surprise to him when reporters or cameramen follow him around. He is now it seems, his own worst enemy. What a waste of a great boxer. I really do feel sorry for him.

posted by stockman1021 at 06:03 PM on November 10, 2005

The Hoser Picks, NFL Week 8

I particularly like the cue of the Brian Billick firing. The Ravens are an AWFUL football team. Nice write up, but I'll be keeping my money in-house this weekend.

posted by stockman1021 at 05:00 PM on October 28, 2005

Playoffs don't need Berman's embellishments

Uhh..oscillator, lighten up. I like most people here are offering up our opinions. Nothing more. Perhaps an anger management class or two are in order.

posted by stockman1021 at 07:48 PM on October 08, 2005

Playoffs don't need Berman's embellishments

I actually kind of like Berman as well. His "brand" of commentating is what MLB needs more of...less stick in the mud, more fan friendly excitement. His "nick names" have become a bit stale, but all in all I enjoy watching a game with him doing the color.

posted by stockman1021 at 05:28 PM on October 08, 2005

Hall of Fame Coach Hank Stram Dies at 82

64 Toss Power Sweep....R.I.P. Hank.

posted by stockman1021 at 07:20 PM on July 05, 2005

2005 Tour de France

Whether Lance wins seven in a row or not is irrelevent. He is by far the best Tour cyclist ever. As "chicagobangs" said, "watch him now", his kind of greatness may never be seen in our lifetime again.

posted by stockman1021 at 07:11 PM on July 02, 2005

NBA has lost touch

My son used my computer, as of now he is in the process of re-sodding my yard and cleaning out the gutters. Any more worthwhile or more severe punishments are welcome to be posted. Sorry...Stock

posted by stockman1021 at 07:46 PM on April 24, 2005

NBA has lost touch

Nah, won't shut up. Not sorry either. Is about dunks, cause they're all punks No game? Beat you like a drum anytime. chump.

posted by stockman1021 at 12:45 PM on April 24, 2005