Posts Tagged ‘Sports’
The Daily Mail’s Martin Samuel is up for the Sports’ Journalists Association Writer of the Year Award. The nomination is well deserved, and since Phil Ball isn’t in the running, I’d vote for Samuel if I could. Samuel is unique in that his knowledge is deep, yet it is not overly flaunted. He’s principled, yet […]
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Destiny and the AFC East
First let me say this: I don’t think anybody is happy about Tom Brady’s torn ACL, not their competitors, certainly not their fans. He is arguably the best quarterback of all time; and no doubt whoever wins the Super Bowl this year will have to live with the fact that they did it without the […]
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Quote of the Day…
Meanwhile, Amanda [Beard] also denied she was dating Phelps, saying, “Eww, that’s nasty… I have never, ever hooked up with Michael Phelps,” Beard said via telephone from Beijing on the “Johnjay and Rich Show,” which is broadcast on Kiss FM 104.7 in Phoenix. “Come on, I have really good taste,” Beard said. “He’s really not […]
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Tags: amanda beard, baltimore, beard, beijing, beijing 2008 olympics, gold medals, michael phelps, olympics, phelps, Sports, swimming
The Obligatory Olympics Post
Despite pledging to avoid it, I have found myself tuned into the Olympics nearly constantly whenever I am home and I have the chance. There’s something that bothers me about the Olympics, and I am not sure what I can really attribute it to. It just seems so…disposable. That isn’t at all a slight against […]
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Almost. One thing about following European and Global Soccer is that there is never really an off-season, only different seasons and different battles. Euro 2008 picked up right after the Champions’ League concluded, a competition based on the altruism and the pride of representing one’s country. While the tournament was thrilling, and the players’ efforts […]
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Jason Whitlock, notably a former guest on ESPN’s The Sports Reporters, has a front page story on FoxSports.com completely trashing NBC’s line up for Football Night in America, basically the Sunday night game, and a wrap-up of the day in the league. Whitlock has been controversial figure in the past for his remarks about Sean […]
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Ok, so the title is a bit misleading. Those fans of Randy Moss will remember this incident, as quoted from wikipedia: On September 24, 2002 in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, Moss was driving and was preparing to make an illegal turn. A traffic control officer, noticing what he was about to do, stood in front of […]
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Tags: cop, marijuana, Minnesota Vikings, nascar, nascar truck, patriots, randy moss, Sports, Sprint Cup, traffic cop, traffic violation
