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- 01/09/09
| Name: | D. Grex |
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| Member since: | September 11, 2006 |
| Last visit: | February 16, 2007 |
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Team Me Up Scottie Pippen wants to return and is looking for another NBA championship ring.
posted by Bill Lumbergh at 10:14 AM on February 16
Lions' Roy Williams says "score means nothing" ... even though those wacky NFL rules suggest otherwise.
posted by littleLebowski at 02:02 PM on September 18
wow, lots of action here. oh, I agree with the black hand, Luther, I've been a Bears fan my whole life and you do give us a black eye when you post garbage like this. Please, I'm certainly no prude but let's grow up a little. As to celebrations, a simple spike of the ball after a TD, ok. First downs, tackles, sacks, how about a high five, fist tap or pat on the back? Otherwise, last time I looked, it is their job to acheive those goals. Or am I missing something?
posted at 08:59 PM on September 18
NBA's Dirtiest players NBA analyst Charley Rosen breaks down the dirtiest players of all time.
posted by gradys_kitchen at 11:33 AM on September 14
ah, kendall, how do you figure MJ was dirty? hard charging, and, yes, he got away with some no calls, but he didn't throw low blows, didn't trip others, didn't head butt, didn't throw any punches or bang chests and sure didn't play dirty. Maybe you should just stay in Cleveland.
posted at 08:15 PM on September 14
Rick Mirer is the worst quarterback of all time*.
Steve Young is the best.
posted by Mr Bismarck at 01:57 PM on September 11
the article was pretty interesting, but the phrase worst ever should take more into account than passing average. Some QB's never threw for more than 200 yards per game, by design, because they couldn't. pretty subjective determination devised by an apparent accountant. It will be interesting to see who the "best" is.
posted at 08:47 PM on September 11
Scottie did a great job with the Bulls, back in the '90's. Perhaps we should set up a Senior League in Basketball, as we have in golf? That way all the retired players who want to steal a spot from a young gun trying to break into the NBA will have a place to display their egos. They could compare laser surgeries, cholesterol meds and viagra scrips. I hate the fact that we have high school grads going straight to the NBA today, and feel the early draft rule should be changed, but I certainly don't want to see once great ballplayers limping around the court either. Scottie, go home, relax, enjoy your 6 rings, you earned it.