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The greatest golfer ever is someone you've never heard of: John Montague. (aka LaVerne Moore)
posted on May 31, 2008 - Go to the detail view for this result
Four-time World Champion admits to using steroids.
posted to Football at 11:26 AM CDT
The greatest golfer ever is someone you've never heard of: John Montague. (aka LaVerne Moore)
posted to Golf at 4:34 PM CDT
Well, wfrazerjr, I've been waiting awhile. I figured it was about time. I read this in the paper Smithsonian and have been waiting a month to post it.
Canadian NHL teams mean money The six Canadian teams account for 31 per cent of the $1.1 billion (U.S.) in league ticket revenue, and have gone through league-leading double-digit increases over last season, according to the internal NHL report.
posted to Business and Law at 11:36 AM CDT
Yeah, I think a lot of the reason is simply that the dollar was so strong compared to the C$ that it made economic sense. Especially as an attempt to turn the sport from essentially US Regional to US national. If the currency trend continues, we might see a shift of hockey teams back where they belong.
Pacman gives Dallas Cowboys a dual threat: This is what Pacman Jones can bring to the Dallas Cowboys on the field if he plays in 2008: A playmaker on defense as a cornerback and on special teams.
posted to Football at 12:11 PM CDT
MonkeyHawk: You're not joking that you don't have a clue about Nashville, especially if you think that there is nothing to do there or that there's simply nothing there for him to do. Amy Grant concert? Lame.
Kansas Wins National Title... ....although to read the article you would think that Memphis had it gift wrapped.
posted to Basketball at 12:04 AM CDT
Yeah, how you can call it *boring* is beyond me. I mean, though, you did say you didn't care about either of the teams, so that might be why.
Yes. Freethrows. That was the UMem bugbear all season and ,even though it ran off to the shadows during the dance, it came back to strike when I expected it to. (I'm sorry to say)
I think, honestly, the gamechanger was Dorsey's fouling out with 2 mins left, and his absence was especially felt in overtime.
A fantastic game, but it didn't keep me from being sad all day. Kansas will be there and get it again. Memphis? I might not live to see it.
Team Summaries Leading to Final 4 Committee gets it right as 4 number 1 seeds advance to the Final 4 for the first time in history.
posted to Basketball at 12:10 PM CDT
YYM: As everyone has been saying, our [Memphis] fatal flaw is at the line. I think only 2 other schools in all of DI had a worse percentage. But, if we keep shooting like we did last night, not a team in the world can beat us. I mean, 80% is clearly too much to expect, of course, but even 70 or 65 would make the Tigers awfully hard to beat.
Happy 25th, USFL! (or what could've been).
posted to Football at 4:23 PM CDT
I remember Showboats BBQ, in team colors, natch. Ah, what could have been, indeed! There isn't a hopeless football grail this city won't chase.
It is interesting to think of the NFL being in such a weakened position that a rival league could poach first round talent. My memory of those times is not that good.
What does $9,999 get you?
Greatness.
posted to Hockey at 10:25 AM CDT
South Korean soccer players dislocate their shoulders to become draft dodgers Why bother with serving your country when the U.S is there as your minders? Makes me reminisce of my days eating kimchi and swigging ginseng from the bottle.
posted to Soccer at 3:40 PM CDT
So hooray for mandatory conscription then? Hell to that.
Post four and still no talk of sports.
posted at 6:23 PM CDT on February 4
We're all the problem.
More Bad Noose for Pro Golf Although the story appeared to be dying down after the Golf Channel anchor Kelly Tilghman apologized to Tiger Woods for her "lynch him" remark, Golfweek has just thrown gas on the fire with its cover story and illustration.
posted to Golf at 12:38 PM CDT
The_Black_Hand: Lifetime southerner here. I would not say one "often" hears that spoken at all.
Why don't you (bleeping) block somebody, Gonzalez. A superb Joe Posnanski column from the Kansas City Star. As Bill Simmons writes, "It's incredibly hard to make a column work this well, with this much detail, when you only have 850 words."
posted to Football at 6:55 AM CDT
My favorite part of this is Gonzalez reply to the reporter. "Hey, I'm coachable." Classic all around.
Patriots/Giants Game to be simulcast on NBC, CBS and NFL Network. Adweek adds (no pun intended) to the story through the lens of their industry.
posted to Football at 10:39 AM CDT
hellapuckboy: I offer you an invitation to become educated on the topic of anti-trust exemptions in professional sport.
Perhaps what you learn will inspire you in the future to do your own research on topics of interest and come to informed conclusions, rather than foaming at the mouth over something you clearly have little understanding of and making yourself look foolish.
Brett Farve S.I.'s Sportsman of the Year Any rebuttals out there?
posted to Football at 1:08 PM CDT
I thought that sportsman of the year rewarded sportsmanship. He's an acceptable choice if that is the case, I think.
Don't even get knowsalittle started about Angels in the Outfield. The amount of cheating in that is fucking detestable, and supposedly sanctioned by GOD HIMSELF. It's disgusting, that's what it is.
you know, knowsalittle, i think your comparison - besides being absolutely, from-another-planet absurd - fails on a pretty fundamental level. That being, in _flubber_, they are essentially using a technological innovation to improve the performance of equipment. This isn't cheating, this is just sport: golf, tennis, football, hockey, marathoning and on and on - the entire landscape of the competition is constantly changed by improvements to gear.
This is something fundamentally different from using controlled substances to change body musculature, hand-eye coordination, etc.