It's day two of Case and Point's NHL Winter Classic adventure. Yesterday we took you along as we skated on the rink at Heinz Field and attended the Winter Classic minor league prelude. To view day one, click here. To view day two, just read more! As always, click the images to see the full sized picture.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Winter Classic Media Blast- Day Two
Labels:
Alex Ovechkin,
Ben Lovejoy,
Karl Alzner,
Live,
Mario Lemieux,
Mike Green,
Mike Rupp,
NHL,
On Location,
Pascal Dupuis,
Sidney Crosby,
Winter Classic
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Winter Classic Media Blast- Day One
Case and Point is live at the 2011 NHL Winter Classic and we'll be updating daily with pictures and videos from the game. Here's day one of the trip to the Winter Classic, as always click the pics for the larger photo.
Labels:
Francos Harris,
Heinz Field,
Live,
Mario Lemieux,
NHL,
On Location,
Pittsburgh Penguins,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
Washington Capitals,
Winter Classic
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Merry Christmas from Case and Point!
I hope you've all had a solid Christmas day, whether or not you celebrate it. It's a day to relax and be around people you love and care about. As promised, a gift from me to you:
Go ahead. Open it.
Go ahead. Open it.
Labels:
Atlanta Braves,
Bob Costas,
Brett Favre,
Buffalo Bills,
Denver Broncos,
Eli Mnning,
Lebron James,
Minnesota Vikings,
Olympics,
Peyton Manning,
South Carolina Gamecocks
Friday, December 17, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Something's Sour in the SEC
Cam Newton has been the focal point of the NCAA, the SEC, and the Heisman committee for most of the season since people within Mississippi State said that Cam's father, Cecil Newton, used former Mississippi State player Kenny Rogers to approach the team in a pay for play scheme, with witnesses saying the cost for Cam to go there was as much as $180,000.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Big Things Coming to Case and Point
Yes, I've been completely slack when it comes to updating this blog. I apologize for this. If you've been keeping up with our Twitter and Facebook you'll have seen the latest news as it breaks. However, things will be getting better very soon!
Labels:
All Star Game,
NHL,
Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh Penguins,
Raleigh,
Washington Capitals,
Winter Classic
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Case and Point Podcast- 11/3
Case and Point for November 3rd, 2010:
- Randy Moss and the Minnesota Vikings
- The San Fransisco Giants
- Why the New England Patriots aren't the best team in the NFL
- Lebron James and Kim Khardashian
- Modest Mouse- One Chance
- Hot Hot Heat- No, Not Now
- Neon Trees- Animal
- My Chemical Romance- The Ghost of You
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
NFL Top 10- Week 6
Six weeks in and we have a better grasp on where every team in the NFL stands. The first of a season long look at the Top 10 teams populating the NFL.
And now on to the list...
And now on to the list...
Labels:
Atlanta Falcons,
Baltimore Ravens,
Houston Texans,
New England Patriots,
New Orleans Saints,
New York Giants,
New York Jets,
Philadelphia Eagles,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
Tennessee Titans
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Case and Point Schedule Coming
Starting this week a new and routine schedule for "Case and Point" will be up and running.
Tuesday: Top 10 NFL Teams
Wednesday: Case and Podcast
Friday: Regular column
Sunday: Top 5 NFL Games to Watch
Mark it down in your calendar.
I'll be throwing in some extras occasionally but as of right now that's what you can expect. See you Tuesday!
Tuesday: Top 10 NFL Teams
Wednesday: Case and Podcast
Friday: Regular column
Sunday: Top 5 NFL Games to Watch
Mark it down in your calendar.
I'll be throwing in some extras occasionally but as of right now that's what you can expect. See you Tuesday!
Five NFL Games to Watch- Week 6
A weekly feature taking place during the NFL season. Week 5 was another tough week. Another 2-3 week puts me further in debt at 10-15 on the year. Let's look at this week's games.
Labels:
Atlanta Falcons,
Baltimore Ravens,
Dallas Cowboys,
Jacksonville Jaguars,
Minnesota Vikings,
New England Patriots,
New Orleans Saints,
Philadelphia Eagles,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
Tennessee Titans
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Case and Point On Twitter
First we brought you the Facebook group.
Now you can follow "Case and Point" on Twitter! Click the link or click the image.
A Tale of Two Franchise Players
He was drafted in the early part of the draft, in the first round, by a floundering but proud team from Pennsylvania. Despite success not seen by many at his position in his time with his team, which he helped lead back to the top and back to relevance, he never quite got the praise he deserved from the fan base for which he worked so hard to succeed for.
They chided him with claims that he couldn't come through in the clutch, that he didn't care enough about the game, that he was replaceable. No matter who was behind him in the depth chart, a lot of people wanted the back up in over him stating that they would do better.
Despite being a franchise player, the respect in the city he played for never seemed to have been earned despite franchise records and stellar play, praise from the pundits and on air talking heads who followed the sport the closest.
Labels:
Brent Johnson,
Donovan McNabb,
Jeff Garcia,
Marc-Andre Fleury,
Mario Lemieux,
Philadelphia Eagles,
Philadelphia Flyers,
Pittsburgh Penguins,
Tom Barrasso,
Ty Conklin,
Washington Redskins
Friday, October 1, 2010
Working On It...
I'm trying to figure out the best configuration for this blog. It wasn't working out time wise, what I had before. I want to do this and I want to do this right. Bare with me a bit while I figure out the best approach to take in terms of content, updates, and entertainment.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Five NFL Games to Watch- Week 3
A weekly feature taking place during the NFL season. After going 5-5 through two weeks, here are the five biggest games to watch in the NFL for Week 3.
Labels:
Atlanta Falcons,
Chicago Bears,
Dallas Cowboys,
Green Bay Packers,
Houston Texans,
Miami Dolphins,
New Orleans Saints,
New York Jets,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
Week Three
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Brief Hiatus
Taking a brief hiatus because I'm clumsy. Burnt my thumb, index, and middle finger while making dinner the other day. Making it difficult to type. Yeah, I'm an idiot. Be back by tomorrow most likely.
The good news is that the chicken I was making turned out perfect!
Actual chicken not pictured
The good news is that the chicken I was making turned out perfect!
Actual chicken not pictured
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Michael Vick named Eagles Starting QB
And with that, the controversy ends. Kevin Kolb left the opening game of the 2010 season about mid way through the game after leading an anemic Eagles offense to a full field goal. From there, all Michael Vick did was lead the team to 17 points and brought them back into the brink of a blow out to a respectable 27-20 finish.
Labels:
Andy Reid,
Donovan McNabb,
Kevin Kolb,
Michael Vick,
Philadelphia Eagles
Case and Point Facebook Page
I've gone and done it, folks. I've created a Case and Point Facebook Fan Page.
Click the link above to do it, the photo below, or the link at the very bottom to become a fan and receive updates from the blog and breaking sports news!
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Five NFL Games to Watch- Week 2
A weekly feature taking place during the NFL season. After going 3-2 in Week 1, here are the five biggest games to watch in the NFL for Week 2.
Labels:
Baltimore Ravens,
Cincinnati Bengals,
Indianapolis Colts,
New England Patriots,
New Orleans Saints,
New York Giants,
New York Jets,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
San Fransisco 49ers,
Tennessee Titans
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Memorialize the Mellon Arena
As you guys know, I'm a Pittsburgher by birth. It pained me to not be able to make it to a final game at Mellon Arena/Civic Arena/Igloo, the old home of the Penguins immortalized in the fantastic movie Sudden Death, before it was closed last season. While everything I've seen about Consol Energy Center, the Penguins new home is nothing but a major up grade and it looks glorious. It's made the Civic Arena not long for this world.
Labels:
Bill Mazeroski,
Evgeni Malkin,
Jaromir Jagr,
Mario Lemieux,
Pittsburgh Penguins,
Pittsburgh Pirates,
Ron Francis,
Sidney Crosby
Thursday, September 16, 2010
NFL Marketing Genius?
As I was scanning Twitter the other night I happened upon a tweet by Darren Rovell of CNBC. He's the financial sports guru of the network and often has some very, very interesting sports business news posted upon his Twitter account. The news ranges from contract details, franchise values, and marketing ideas.
The particular Tweet listed above caught my eye based on it's wording:
Well, you've got my attention Darren. Let's click this link.
The particular Tweet listed above caught my eye based on it's wording:
A Brett Favre jersey you can hunt in. MUST SEE: http://tinyurl.com/2adfebt
Well, you've got my attention Darren. Let's click this link.
Labels:
Ben Roethlisberger,
Brett Favre,
Carolina Panthers,
Chicago Bears,
Dallas Cowboys,
Green Bay Packers,
Minnesota Vikings,
MLB,
NASCAR,
NBA,
NHL,
Philadelphia Eagles,
Pittsburgh Steelers
Monday, September 13, 2010
Devils Fined Heavily by NHL
If you paid attention to the NHL during the past month, you'll know there was a dust up over the contract offered to Russian sniper Ilya Kovalchuk by the New Jersey Devils. It was originally a front loaded contract, topping out at $11.5 million per year, before ending up at what will likely be below minimum wage at $550,000 for the final five years of the contract when it would have expired in 2027.
The raw numbers of the deal roughly had Kovalchuk making $6 million for the next two seasons, $11.5 million the next five seasons, $10.5 million in 2017-2018, $8.5 million in 2018-2019, $6.5 million come 2019-20, $3.5 million in '20-21, $750,000 in '21-22, and the aforementioned $550,000 for the final five years. All this at a very manageable cap hit of $6.5 million per year for an elite player.
The raw numbers of the deal roughly had Kovalchuk making $6 million for the next two seasons, $11.5 million the next five seasons, $10.5 million in 2017-2018, $8.5 million in 2018-2019, $6.5 million come 2019-20, $3.5 million in '20-21, $750,000 in '21-22, and the aforementioned $550,000 for the final five years. All this at a very manageable cap hit of $6.5 million per year for an elite player.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Five NFL Games to Watch- Week 1
A new weekly feature that will take place during the 17 weeks of the NFL season. A look at the top five most interesting NFL games for the week, the three biggest story lines from those games, and I rank them in order of importance. Without any more stalling, here are the five biggest games in the NFL for Week 1.
Labels:
Atlanta Falcons,
Baltimore Ravens,
Cincinnati Bengals,
Dallas Cowboys,
Houston Texans,
Indianapolis Colts,
New England Patriots,
New York Jets,
NFL,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
Washington Redskins,
Week One
Friday, September 10, 2010
NFL Preview: Day Eight- NFC West
All the big things are new in the NFC West in 2010. There's a new hope in San Fransisco, as the 49ers look to be back on top and back into the Playoffs behind Alex Smith. There's a new quarterback in Arizona as Derek Anderson looks to replace potential future Hall of Famer Kurt Warner. A new coach resides in Seattle, who looks to make his own mark and whose success rides on the back of Matt Hasselbeck. Finally, a new franchise start in St. Louis as Sam Bradford looks to enter the NFL and make his mark. It's an all new NFC West in 2010.
The NFC West
The NFC West
Labels:
Alex Smith,
Arizona Cardinals,
Derek Anderson,
Matt Hasselbeck,
NFC West,
Sam Bradford,
San Fransisco 49ers,
Seattle Seahawks,
St. Louis Rams
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
NFL Preview: Day Seven- NFC South
The Division of Champions. Well, the Champion. The New Orleans Saints did what seemed the improbable in 2009. They won the Super Bowl. The "Aints" managed to work it's way up from disaster to to the top. You've heard that story, though. What you might not of heard is the season that could of been in Atlanta. The Quarterback that can be in Carolina. The team that might be in Tampa. They all fit in with the Who Dat Nation to form the NFC South.
The NFC South
The NFC South
Labels:
Atlanta Falcons,
Carolina Panthers,
Drew Brees,
Josh Freeman,
Matt Moore,
Michael Turner,
New Orleans Saints,
NFC South,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Monday, September 6, 2010
NFL Preview: Day Six- NFC North
It's an all out arms race come the NFC North, between legends and new heroes. Will the old man bring the Purple People Eaters back to the top and give them the boost needed once again? Will the man who replaced the legend tear the monkey off of his back and beat the man who trained him? Will the Windy City savior be able to elevate the game of the sparse receiving corps around him? Can a young running back improve the play of a second year QB just looking to have a break out season? It's all within the pages of the NFC North.
The NFC North
The NFC North
Labels:
Aaron Rodgers,
Brett Favre,
Chicago Bears,
Detroit Lions,
Green Bay Packers,
Jay Cutler,
Matt Jahvid Best,
Minnesota Vikings,
NFC North
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Penguins Sign Mike Comrie
On Friday it was announced that the Pittsburgh Penguins had signed former 30 goal scorer Mike Comrie to a one year, $500,000 deal. The 5'10", 185 lbs. forward who plays wing and center has 167 goals and 192 assists total in his career, including two 30 goal/60 point campaigns with the Edmonton Oilers, Philadelphia Flyers, New York Islanders, Ottawa Senators, and Phoenix Coyotes.
Saturday, September 4, 2010
NFL Preview: Day Five- NFC East
A division steeped in tradition. The Dallas Cowboys. The Philadelphia Eagles. The Washington Redskins. The New York Giants. Between the lot of them, 11 Vince Lombardi Trophies have been lifted, with the Giants doing so much recently just two years ago in Super Bowl XLII. With an 12th be lifted this year in Dallas? Will it be the Cowboys themselves, or will an upstart and young Eagles re-take the lead? Can Eli lead the way? Will Donovan make them all pay? It's the NFC East. It's history in the making.
The NFC East
The NFC East
Thursday, September 2, 2010
NFL Preview: Day Four- AFC West
In 2010, the AFC West is a division of new blood. Whether it's an old vet on a new team, a rookie on an old champion, a second year player looking to become the fresh new face as the focal point of the offense, or the young guns adding another weapon from the draft, the story of the West lies with the new faces in new places and what they will bring to the uniforms they are slipping on.
The AFC West
The AFC West
Labels:
AFC West,
Denver Broncos,
Dexter McCluster,
Jason Campbell,
Kansas City Chiefs,
Knowshon Moreno,
Oakland Raiders,
Ryan Mathews,
San Diego Chargers
Sunday, August 29, 2010
NFL Preview: Day Three- AFC South
Five legs and two arms. They determine the fate of the four teams in the AFC South. The run game of Maurice Jones-Drew will be depended on to carry the Jaguars to another dimension. Kris Brown was the difference between the Playoffs and just a winning record last year. The legs and occasional arm of Vince Young added a whole new dimension to the Titans, pulling them out of the cellar. And there's the ever reliable and slinging Peyton Manning. Five legs and two arms that make up the fates of the entire AFC South.
The AFC South
The AFC South
Labels:
AFC South,
Houston Texans,
Indianapolis Colts,
Jacksonville Jaguars,
Kris Brown,
Maurice Jones-Drew,
Peyton Manning,
Tennessee Titans,
Vince Young
Thursday, August 26, 2010
NFL Preview: Day Two- AFC North
A traditionally tough division enters 2010 with four big question marks for four different teams. Will the Steelers be able to overcome the four to six game absence of starting quarterback Ben Roethlisberger? How much time will new Browns QB Colt McCoy see playing in his rookie season? Will Anquan Boldin be the missing piece that makes Joe Flacco the top tier QB he was though to be coming off of his rookie season? Will Carson Palmer be able to sustain the same level of play throughout the season and keep the two big egos in check? The 2010 AFC North is a division of questions looking for answers...
The AFC North
The AFC North
Labels:
AFC North,
Anquan Boldin,
Baltimore Ravens,
Ben Roethlisberger,
Carson Palmer,
Cincinnati Bengals,
Cleveland Browns,
Colt McCoy,
Pittsburgh Steelers
Monday, August 23, 2010
NFL Preview: Day One- AFC East
A division that has long been owned by one team, the Patriots, has been in upheaval the past few years. From a surprise run to the top in 2008 by the Miami Dolphins to last year's upstart New York Jets who had a surprise 2009 with a 9-7 record behind rookie Quarterback Mark Sanchez. Will the Dolphins acquisition of Brandon Marshall make the Miami offense explosive enough to keep up with the Jets and Pats? Could the injuries and aging from the Patriots could mean a third AFC East Champion in three years or will Brady show that last year was just a recovery year from his knee surgery? Oh, and the Buffalo Bills...
The AFC East
The AFC East
Labels:
AFC East,
Brandon Marshall,
Buffalo Bills,
CJ Spiller,
Mark Sanchez,
Miami Dolphins,
New England Patriots,
New York Jets,
Tom Brady
Saturday, August 21, 2010
NFL Preview Coming Soon
Starting next week I will be doing my NFL season preview. I will start with the AFC East on Monday.
I'll then continue with the AFC throughout the week.
The following week I will do the NFC and do the same, breaking down each division on a team by team basis, predicting their record, and so forth.
Are you ready for some football?
I'll then continue with the AFC throughout the week.
The following week I will do the NFC and do the same, breaking down each division on a team by team basis, predicting their record, and so forth.
Are you ready for some football?
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
Pre-Season Football: Like Looking in the Girls Locker Room
If you were a red-blooded male in high school, at one point there wasn't much on your mind: sports, women, sports, women, food.
Your time was tempered by wondering what the girl of your choice would look like in the suit that nature had made for her.
Also, if you were like most red-blooded males, you knew you had zero chance of ever finding out.
However, there was one way. One hope. One wish. One dream.
The girls' locker room.
Your time was tempered by wondering what the girl of your choice would look like in the suit that nature had made for her.
Also, if you were like most red-blooded males, you knew you had zero chance of ever finding out.
However, there was one way. One hope. One wish. One dream.
The girls' locker room.
Labels:
Aaron Rodgers,
Adrian Peterson,
Andre Johnson,
Chris Johnson,
Drew Brees,
Peyton Manning,
Tom Brady,
Tony Romo
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
It's Official: Brett is Back
As I told you yesterday, Brett Favre is returning to the Minnesota Vikings for his 20th, and likely final, NFL season.
You may think you are tired, annoyed, and sick of his act, his aw shucks attitude, his aloof ways, and his diva mentality but enjoy this season. For as annoyed as you may be, Brett Favre is one of the best, if not arguably the best, quarterback in the history of the NFL.
When he hangs the spikes up for good, he will be the last vestige of the last great quarterback era of the NFL. He is tied to Marino, Montana, Kelly, Aikman, Elway, and Young. His peers are in the Hall of Fame. In six years, so will he. Enjoy the ride, folks.
Watch and, even if he plays poorly, remember the pure enjoyment and passion that he has always had for the game. He being a big kid can be annoying but its also endearing. A part of us wishes we could play a game like he can and he knows it's just a game and loves every second. Enjoy the big, 40 year old kid. He is a blast to watch, in spite of how annoying he can be. Just like a kid.
You may think you are tired, annoyed, and sick of his act, his aw shucks attitude, his aloof ways, and his diva mentality but enjoy this season. For as annoyed as you may be, Brett Favre is one of the best, if not arguably the best, quarterback in the history of the NFL.
When he hangs the spikes up for good, he will be the last vestige of the last great quarterback era of the NFL. He is tied to Marino, Montana, Kelly, Aikman, Elway, and Young. His peers are in the Hall of Fame. In six years, so will he. Enjoy the ride, folks.
Watch and, even if he plays poorly, remember the pure enjoyment and passion that he has always had for the game. He being a big kid can be annoying but its also endearing. A part of us wishes we could play a game like he can and he knows it's just a game and loves every second. Enjoy the big, 40 year old kid. He is a blast to watch, in spite of how annoying he can be. Just like a kid.
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Labels:
Brett Favre,
Jim Kelly,
Joe Montana,
John Elway,
Minnesota Vikings,
Steve Young,
Troy Aikman
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Brett Favre- Back Again?
The waffling, the flip flopping, the mind games. Everyone says it's annoying. They're tired of the coverage. They're sick of him.
I will tell you right now what I've been saying since the end of the NFC Championship Game: Brett Favre is coming back.
I will tell you right now what I've been saying since the end of the NFC Championship Game: Brett Favre is coming back.
Monday, August 16, 2010
MLB Draft Signing Deadline UPDATE
The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed #2 overall pick Jameson Taillon to an undisclosed deal. He was regarded as the #1 pitcher in the country and should become their ace if all should go well.
A further scouting report is found via MLB.com.
Taillon sports a fastball topping 99 mph, a curve in the low 80s, an 87 mph Slider, and a change up that drops to 76 mph. He stands 6'7" and weighs in at a developed 230 lbs. At only 18 years old, his athleticism also stands out as another bonus to the package that comes with.
The Washington Nationals are still awaiting the signing of 17 year old phenom Bryce Harper.
A further scouting report is found via MLB.com.
Taillon sports a fastball topping 99 mph, a curve in the low 80s, an 87 mph Slider, and a change up that drops to 76 mph. He stands 6'7" and weighs in at a developed 230 lbs. At only 18 years old, his athleticism also stands out as another bonus to the package that comes with.
The Washington Nationals are still awaiting the signing of 17 year old phenom Bryce Harper.
MLB Draft Signing Deadline
Tonight at midnight is the MLB Amateur Draft signing deadline. All the players taken in the June draft have until 12am tonight to sign with their team before re-entering into the draft.
As I said in a prior post, the big questions with Stetson Allie and Jameson Taillon (the second and first round picks of the Pirates respectively) was not whether they would develop but whether they would sign.
As I said in a prior post, the big questions with Stetson Allie and Jameson Taillon (the second and first round picks of the Pirates respectively) was not whether they would develop but whether they would sign.
Labels:
Bryce Harper,
Jameson Taillon,
Pittsburgh Pirates,
Stephen Strasburg,
Stetson Allie,
Washington Nationals
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Score One for Technology
Thanks to the Android market and my HTC Evo 4G from Sprint...
...I can now create new posts from my phone. This means more spur of the moment, immediate reactions from myself for you, the reader.
I can't upload or include the various layer of multimedia that I would otherwise while on my phone so while I may publish a blog right away, when I get to a computer there will be some media attached to it and some additional thoughts/feelings as well as some fact checking and information that I was able to garner while at my laptop/CPU.
Make sure to keep reading "Case and Point" as I continue to try to make this as interactive as possible while keeping the quality up.
...I can now create new posts from my phone. This means more spur of the moment, immediate reactions from myself for you, the reader.
I can't upload or include the various layer of multimedia that I would otherwise while on my phone so while I may publish a blog right away, when I get to a computer there will be some media attached to it and some additional thoughts/feelings as well as some fact checking and information that I was able to garner while at my laptop/CPU.
Make sure to keep reading "Case and Point" as I continue to try to make this as interactive as possible while keeping the quality up.
Dustin Johnson Screwed
I don't care what the PGA says, that was no longer a bunker. And why was there no official to inform him that he was in a bunker?
Labels:
Brian Davis,
Dustin Johnson,
Jim Furyk,
PGA,
Tiger Woods,
US Open,
Verizon Heritage
New "Case and Point"...
...coming Monday.
You'll have my thoughts on the weekend past and a bit from the week that was. Be excited people!
That's more like it.
You'll have my thoughts on the weekend past and a bit from the week that was. Be excited people!
That's more like it.
Monday, August 9, 2010
Breaking News: Ilya Kovalchuk a Free Man
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Pedro Alvarez
Hopefully the first of many.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Happy Birthday Sidney Crosby
Sid is 23 today.
What the hell do you get for the guy who has everything?
The answer: a meaningless blog posting. Or maybe facial hair.
Happy birthday, Sid.
What the hell do you get for the guy who has everything?
The answer: a meaningless blog posting. Or maybe facial hair.
Happy birthday, Sid.
Late Night Posting
Labels:
Alabama,
Alex Rodriguez,
Boise St.,
Buffalo Bills,
Buffalo Sabres,
Carolina Panthers,
CJ Spiller,
Florida Gators,
Jimmy Clausen,
John Brantley,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
Shaq,
World Series
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Ochocinco... the Gauntlet is Thrown
Chad, TO... you're on the same team now. You should, né must, top this.
Labels:
Chad Ochocinco,
Cincinnati Bengals,
Terrell Owens
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
This Has Been Me Lately...
Some things have gone down. Still working out the kinks. May be some big changes, may be some minor ones. Either way, I'll be getting back to the grind soon enough. Within a week I'll know more.
Keep on the look out, folks.
In the mean time, hang tight. All will be well. I promise.
P.S.- Brett Favre is coming back. Book it.
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