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carbs has posted 4 links and 11 comments to SportsFilter and 0 links and 0 comments to the Locker Room.
L.A. Kings let a season ticket holder look at their books: In an unprecedented move, the Los Angeles Kings have let one of their season ticket holder check their books. Now that is a great idea!
posted by carbs to hockey at 10:42 AM on March 10, 2003 - 4 comments
Fantasy B-Ballers Pay Attention!: Even though the SportsFilter basketball league has drafted, there are many people out there still looking for those tidbits of information to put them over the top in their league this year. Here is an interesting look at how the players stack up.
posted by carbs to basketball at 03:47 PM on October 24, 2002 - 1 comment
Will he ever learn?: Randy Moss has another run-in with the law. Will he ever learn? I guess not.
posted by carbs to football at 08:35 PM on September 24, 2002 - 6 comments
With the NBA season coming, One man builds the perfect player: Have you ever noticed Pau Gasol’s arms? Or Bobby Jackson’s feet? Sixers Director of Player Personnel Tony DiLeo has. In fact, he notices everything, about every player in the NBA, and what makes each one special. And while he’d like to have a team that embodies the incredible qualities and skills of Kobe, Shaq, Tracy, Allen, and Vince, he tells sixers.com what he would steal from the league’s stars to build his complete player.
posted by carbs to basketball at 09:09 PM on September 14, 2002 - 5 comments
I think it would be interesting to see all the game's best players playing on one of baseball's legendary fields. Other than that, I think it is a bad idea.
posted by carbs at 03:50 PM on October 24, 2002
Reggie Miller and although it pains me to say, AI.
posted by carbs at 07:04 PM on October 10, 2002
I have to agree with Conquistador. I have watched him coach plenty and just don't get half the stuff he does. He has come up small in the bigger games they have had. I hope he does make something work, because I can't stand Phil Jackson even more...
posted by carbs at 07:01 PM on October 10, 2002
What the hell? You have to register to read a newspaper article? Gimmie a break
posted by carbs at 10:24 AM on October 06, 2002
I can't believe this does not get the publicity the Opie & Anthony episode did. This was much worse.
posted by carbs at 10:22 AM on October 06, 2002
Thank you for that link! That is the best!
posted by carbs at 07:26 AM on October 03, 2002
I would never want to be a manager in Boston or New York unless I won it all every year...job is always in doubt...
posted by carbs at 07:35 AM on October 01, 2002
owillis, I quote: "Why, why, why didn't the Redskins pick him up? Why, God? Why do you hate me?" That's because Dan Synder owns the 'Skins now! If they were still Cooke family's, I'd bet he would have ended up there...
posted by carbs at 07:32 AM on October 01, 2002
I hate this practice too. I totally agree in this articel where it states God seemingly only shows himself to the winners. Just once I would like to hear a player said something about Him when they lose. If you want to join in prayer at the end of a game at midfield, that's fine by me but I do not think it is necessary after every play. Just my opinion...
posted by carbs at 08:09 PM on September 29, 2002
Well I guess since they only let Chicago do it with Payton it makes sense. I would have let Manning do it being the Colts but the Ravens are the team in Baltimore right now so who the heck knows!
posted by carbs at 10:27 PM on September 13, 2002
Pacers have blown a huge lead in the east.
It is unbelievable how ground a team like the Sixers have made on the top three seeds. If they could have won yesterday, the Pacers would be in trouble. Big game between them real soon. I like Artest. His blowups are really dumb. I do think they have an affect on the team. Look at Portland this season. Rasheed Wallace has gotten his temper under control somewhat and look what they have done so far. Once the Artest blowups started to be a regular thing, the Pacers started to nose dive.