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Talk about getting kicked in the teeth! Tennessee defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth cleated Dallas center Andre Gurode's face during the game Sunday, earning two penalties and an ejection. Update: In 2002, he kicked Titans center Justin Hartwig during training camp.
posted by firecop at 12:06 AM on October 02
Grimsley Called Clemens, Tejada and Pettitte Steroid Abusers The teammates identified by Jason Grimsley as steroid abusers, previously blacked out in an affadavit, are Roger Clemens, Miguel Tejada, Andy Pettitte, Brian Roberts, Jay Gibbons and the previously identified David Segui, according to today's Los Angeles Times.
posted by rcade at 09:08 AM on October 02
bastards!
posted at 02:08 PM on October 02
The "clutchiest" hits in MLB playoff history.
From Ortiz to Branca, from Brosius to Gibson, a semi-statistical breakdown of the biggest hits in MLB playoff history. So who had the clutchiest hit ever?
Tony Womack?!
posted by grum@work at 12:26 PM on September 29
Joe Carter's home run has to be the clutchiest because of the fact that it won the World Series. Period!
posted at 02:04 PM on September 29
Much Adu about Reading? 17-year-old soccer prodigy Freddie Adu is rumored to be going on loan to Reading in January. Current team DC United denies it. I think it'll be a good move for Freddie: Relatively low-profile team will allow him playing time at the top levels without too much (once again, it's relative to say, joining Chelsea or Arsenal, etc.) attention. He has yet to be tested in the toughest league, and he's done well to resist earlier offers from the likes of Man U and Milan, but he's old enough now, and he's had a nice warm-up in the MLS. But it's time to move on. Your thoughts?
posted by worldcup2002 at 12:27 PM on September 29
He was on the MLS All Star squad this year Because of his potential?
posted at 01:16 PM on September 29
After Hard Day's Work, Some Late Night TV "Most contending baseball teams spend the summer looking like mechanics in stirrups. Then comes September, when the masks are stripped and the human beings are revealed." A peek into a clubhouse in the midst of a playoff race. BugMeNot: bugmenot@dodgeit.com/bugmenot
posted by cybermac at 01:02 PM on September 28
That wasn't red wine, it was the blood of a freshly slain prostitute. I thought this link was about baseball, not lacross.
posted at 04:54 PM on September 28
Bengals' Thurman suspended for season Cincinnati Bengals middle linebacker Odell Thurman had his four-game suspension extended to one year for violating the NFL substance abuse policy following his arrest early Monday on a drunken driving charge, making him the sixth Bengal arrested this year.
posted by wingnut4life at 03:57 PM on September 28
and people wonder where the term "Dumb Jock" comes from?!?!?!?!? This is definately not helping the stereotype of the stupid football player.
posted at 04:52 PM on September 28
Much Adu about Reading? 17-year-old soccer prodigy Freddie Adu is rumored to be going on loan to Reading in January. Current team DC United denies it. I think it'll be a good move for Freddie: Relatively low-profile team will allow him playing time at the top levels without too much (once again, it's relative to say, joining Chelsea or Arsenal, etc.) attention. He has yet to be tested in the toughest league, and he's done well to resist earlier offers from the likes of Man U and Milan, but he's old enough now, and he's had a nice warm-up in the MLS. But it's time to move on. Your thoughts?
posted by worldcup2002 at 12:27 PM on September 28
He's gonna end up like Michelle Wie. He's not even an all-star calliber player for MLS and everyone wants him to test himself against the best? Why?
posted at 04:40 PM on September 28
University of Phoenix gets naming rights to Cardinals stadium The Arizona Cardinals played for 18 years at a college stadium in Tempe. Now the University of Phoenix, the nation's largest private university, will pay the NFL team $154.5 million over the next 20 years to put its name on the Cardinals' new home.
posted by lex2000 at 12:28 PM on September 28
Chico State has long been a highly ranked party school. And......
posted at 11:32 AM on September 28
University of Phoenix gets naming rights to Cardinals stadium The Arizona Cardinals played for 18 years at a college stadium in Tempe. Now the University of Phoenix, the nation's largest private university, will pay the NFL team $154.5 million over the next 20 years to put its name on the Cardinals' new home.
posted by lex2000 at 12:28 PM on September 27
They have a real curriculum, 150,000 undergrad students, 50,000 grad students and have been reputably accredited for 28 years. Someone has a Univ of Phoenix degree on their wall!
posted at 10:35 PM on September 27
Bengals' Thurman suspended for season Cincinnati Bengals middle linebacker Odell Thurman had his four-game suspension extended to one year for violating the NFL substance abuse policy following his arrest early Monday on a drunken driving charge, making him the sixth Bengal arrested this year.
posted by wingnut4life at 03:57 PM on September 27
Why don't any of these millionaires' have a limo??? Or at least use one when they are going to go out and party? Maybe this is something that should be thought of when writting out a $50,000,000 contract. If you get arrested you breach the contract and you have to pay it all back. Simple?
posted at 04:41 PM on September 27
T.O. Reportedly Attempted Suicide although ESPN is citing an adverse reaction to painkillers as the reason for his being hospitalized.
posted by geekyguy at 08:43 AM on September 27
The media does not look stupid in this case. I disagree. I guess they never learned of the assume/ass relation.
posted at 04:39 PM on September 27
University of Phoenix gets naming rights to Cardinals stadium The Arizona Cardinals played for 18 years at a college stadium in Tempe. Now the University of Phoenix, the nation's largest private university, will pay the NFL team $154.5 million over the next 20 years to put its name on the Cardinals' new home.
posted by lex2000 at 12:28 PM on September 27
Uh, what 100% free university did you attend? There's a difference between paying tuition and actually completing an accredited college curriculum and simply writing a check and receiving a degree in the mail.
posted at 04:34 PM on September 27
T.O. Reportedly Attempted Suicide although ESPN is citing an adverse reaction to painkillers as the reason for his being hospitalized.
posted by geekyguy at 08:43 AM on September 27
What a suprise. The media lied. I'm shocked.
posted at 02:47 PM on September 27
T.O. Reportedly Attempted Suicide although ESPN is citing an adverse reaction to painkillers as the reason for his being hospitalized.
posted by geekyguy at 08:43 AM on September 27
What a suprise. The media lied. I'm shocked.
posted at 02:47 PM on September 27
University of Phoenix gets naming rights to Cardinals stadium The Arizona Cardinals played for 18 years at a college stadium in Tempe. Now the University of Phoenix, the nation's largest private university, will pay the NFL team $154.5 million over the next 20 years to put its name on the Cardinals' new home.
posted by lex2000 at 12:28 PM on September 27
I would be embarassed to put a Degree from the University of Phoenix on my resume. Doesn't it just make you look like a joke? Hey, I bought a degree!!!
posted at 02:08 PM on September 27
I don't know about a lifetime ban, but he should definately have to sit out for at least 4 games or even the whole season. If he does it again the league will be liable for allowing him back on the field when they knew he was a danger to the other players. He needs a mental evaluation and some stress testing before he should be let back on the field.