| Name: | Indigo Skye |
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US goalkeeper Hope Solo talks about World Cup fiasco Read story
posted by smdragon at 09:41 PM on December 07
In response to the kerfuffle over Curt Schilling's new contract incentive that pays him $1 million for a single Cy Young vote, the BBWAA has resolved to ban all athletes with such incentives from consideration for related awards. Shockingly, Schilling responds.
posted by yerfatma at 07:58 PM on December 06
My eyes, My eyes. Someone show Schilling's intern how to format posts properly. Oh wait? he maintains this blog himself. Huzzah. That said, Schilling seems remarkably aware of his critics and comrades in the game of sports reporting. Are all ballplayers like this? I thought they generally avoided reading the columnist. The way Schilling catches them in hypocritical statements is fun to read (more fun if they fixed the fonts). He's also a prolific writer.
Dodgers add Andruw Jones Free-agent center fielder agrees to two-year deal worth $36.2 million, filling a big need in the middle of the order.
posted by justgary at 03:07 AM on December 06
The Top Ten Obscure Sports in the World. Everything from surf lifesaving to unicycle hockey.
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 06:30 PM on December 05
The Real Frozen Tundra Green Bay has nothing on this high school.
posted by dbt302 at 10:24 AM on December 05
Replacing the BCS with a 16 team playoff. Drew Wetzel discusses how this should be done.
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 03:21 PM on December 01
Weak conference argument aside, on any given Saturday with the right prep work, a few lucky ball bounces, and tough play, any team (even a Division-II team) can beat any other. That's why the playoff system is exciting in every other college sport and why college football should have one too. Any body who claims their conference is too good for the 'weaker' conferences is just chicken-shit to play them.
Gatorade Inventor Dies Dr. Robert Cade, Who Created Sports Drink At University Of Florida, Dies At 80
posted by commander cody at 09:41 PM on December 01
Olympics 2010 Vancouver mascots revealed. Miga the Sea Bear, Quatchi the Sasquatch and Sumi the Orca hat-wearing Black Bear/ThunderBird are cute, eh? Get to know'em.
posted by worldcup2002 at 02:41 AM on December 01
Where Amazing Birth Happens. Jason Gurney of Ballhype sets up a Google Map that plots the birthplace of every current NBA player.
Shamelessly stolen from TrueHoop.
posted by lilnemo at 02:46 PM on December 01
For The Love of Sport: The Sweet Science Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Ricky Hatton will attempt to knock a little bit of the tarnish off of boxing’s image on December 8, 2007 when they clash for the WBC welterweight title in Las Vegas. The latest in a weekly series by sportsfilter member kyrilmitch_76.
posted by justgary at 11:20 AM on December 01
Motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel dead at 69 Immortalized in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington as "America's Legendary Daredevil," Knievel was best known for a failed 1974 attempt to jump an Idaho canyon on a rocket-powered cycle and a spectacular crash at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.
posted by tommytrump at 04:22 PM on December 01
As I grew up in the boredom of suburban life, Evel's stunts punctuated my childhood with the excitement of knowing that while there was an edge out there, men of daring could cross over that line and live. But there was a cost and frankly, I'm amazed Knievel lived as long as he did. Here's a tribute to Evel that contains his plans to pull off the ultimate stunt, jumping from an airplane with no parachute.
Sean Taylor murder was a botched robbery The Washington Post is a reporting that Sean Taylor's murder was simply a case of a robbery gone wrong. The suspects thought he was out of town and didn't expect anyone to be home.
posted by Mike McD at 09:07 AM on December 01
Knicks Disappoint The Entire World New York Knicks owner James Dolan promised free tickets to all remaining Knicks games to UN ambassadors if the team won Tuesday night vs. Golden State at Madison Square Garden. How'd that work out? Not too good. After the Knicks got pounded by the Warriors, 108 - 82, even a seasoned diplomat like UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was moved to say of the Knicks, "they're playing poorly, very poorly, and I'm disappointed."
posted by The_Black_Hand at 08:23 AM on November 24
The Hoser's NFL Picks, Week 12 NFL picks that will gladly give you the bird. Give thanks today for betting advice (fun only) from sportsfilter's own wfrazerjr.
posted by justgary at 02:25 AM on November 24
McClaren sacked for big loss After only 18 matches as England's coach, Steve McClaren and assistant coach Terry Venables have lost their positions after their side's failure to qualify for Euro 2008. The Football Association said was a unanimous decision by the board. So who's next? The speculation begins.
posted by terrapin at 11:24 AM on November 24
I hope Solo learned a lesson, and from this story it appears that she did. The coach ended up where he belonged, watching from afar. What's sad is that this World Cup was supposed to result in momentum for a new Professional Women's Soccer League in the US. But this CF has let the air out of those tires. What's it going to take to get the mo again? Who knows.