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McCarthy: marketing deal good for Favre Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy says a potential marketing contract for Brett Favre could benefit the star quarterback and the team. More importantly, it also could resolve their standoff over Favre's retirement.
posted by knowsalittle at 02:15 PM on August 01
New England By the Numbers The New England Patriots are not only 8-0 but also 8-0 against the spread, SportsFilter columnist Kyrilmitch_76 observes in his look at tomorrow's NFL games. "New England has beaten their opponents by an average of 41.4 to 15.9 and they have beaten the spread by an average of over 14 points per game."
posted by rcade at 08:23 PM on November 05
To insinuate that the Patriots are where they are at this point in the season because they cheated is utterly absurd. They played their worst game of the season and still beat the Colts IN THEIR OWN HOUSE. I get a kick out of all the Pats bashers out there. Nothing but intense jealousy and sour grapes because your team stinks............ Some have said they haven't played any 'good teams' yet. What was Dallas, chopped liver? They're 7-1, the same as Indy now is. The Pats supposedly cheated in the Jets game. As someone else stated, the tape in question was confiscated in the 1st quarter. The Pats outscored the Jets 31-14 AFTER the 1st quarter.......The Jets are now 1-8, and have scored 159 points compared to the Pats' 9-0 record and 355 points. Any more ridiculous statements, familyman?
'Don't You Need at Least One Good Quarterback to Make a Controversy?' Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Gil LeBreton asks that question after Dallas Cowboys QBs combined for four interceptions -- no, wait, Tony Romo just threw another -- in the Monday night loss to the New York Giants. Romo entered last night's game "to a standing ovation and chants of 'Romo, Romo, Romo,'" according to the Associated Press. "The cheers didn't die down until his first pass was swatted by Michael Strahan and intercepted by Antonio Pierce."
posted by rcade at 12:07 PM on October 24
Who was your favorite player growing up? Rich Lederer asks that question to a group of baseball writers, analysts, and executives at a new site called Baseball Analysts. 15 of the 38 people named a Hall of Famer, and the leading player was Yaz, who was named five times. Yesterday was part one, today is part two, and the last part is due tomorrow. Here's the Baseball Primer thread on the article. Me? I'll take the Wizard of Oz.
posted by mbd1 at 12:46 PM on February 26
Pudge No More Ivan Rodriguez, who recently denied Jose Canseco's claim of being a steroid abuser, has entered spring training a full 22 pounds lighter than he was last season.
posted by rcade at 12:26 PM on February 22
Pudge No More Ivan Rodriguez, who recently denied Jose Canseco's claim of being a steroid abuser, has entered spring training a full 22 pounds lighter than he was last season.
posted by rcade at 12:26 PM on February 20
Hey,Weedy,I used to watch the NHL when there 6 teams. Not this watered-down crap we have today.Used to go to Boston Garden in the late 60's and early 70's to watch REAL hockey.Don't tell me I'm not a fan,just sick and tired of over-paid primadonnas stiffing the fans once again.
Steroid Club for Men Jose Canseco's new book reads like an infomercial for steroids, according to Slate. One of the many touted benefits -- increased bat length: "Using growth hormone can make your penis bigger, and make you more easily aroused. So to the guys out there who are worried about their manhood, all I can say is: Growth hormone worked for me."
posted by rcade at 03:16 PM on February 20
Pudge No More Ivan Rodriguez, who recently denied Jose Canseco's claim of being a steroid abuser, has entered spring training a full 22 pounds lighter than he was last season.
posted by rcade at 12:26 PM on February 20
Pudge No More Ivan Rodriguez, who recently denied Jose Canseco's claim of being a steroid abuser, has entered spring training a full 22 pounds lighter than he was last season.
posted by rcade at 12:26 PM on February 20
So this is what it's come to..........A team willing to pay $20 Million freakin' balloons for someone NOT TO PLAY?? And they wonder why a lot of fans have such disdain for rich athletes.