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catfish has posted 14 links and 113 comments to SportsFilter and 15 links and 111 comments to the Locker Room.
EPL Gamblers So I've followed the EPL for a few years & being a gambler I want to start betting a few games. This week, teams like Man City (bet $100 win $285) vs Chelsea & Aston Villa(+250) v Tottenham seem like good bets. Any advice or for that matter interest in a weekly EPL pick 'em.
posted on September 10, 2008 - Go to the detail view for this result
Bionic athletes and the future of sports A look at the future of sports -- a world where prosthetics can enhance athletic skill beyond current human capabilities:
posted on April 29, 2008 - Go to the detail view for this result
STRAT-O-MATIC Anyone? Sporting News is replaying the 1986 season with "celebrity" managers & it looks pretty cool. There are several games to choose from. Cost is $24.95. Minimum of 12 players. fantasygames.sportingnews.com
posted on January 17, 2008 - Go to the detail view for this result
The Vintage Base Ball Federation Vintage base ball is a fast growing sport (225 clubs from 32 states), which features amateur clubs adhering to the rules, uniforms, equipment and gentlemanly competitive play of baseball's 19th century roots.
posted on August 24, 2007 - Go to the detail view for this result
Baseball's Particle Accelerator The new technology that will change statistical analysis forever.
posted on August 15, 2007 - Go to the detail view for this result
EPL Gamblers So I've followed the EPL for a few years & being a gambler I want to start betting a few games. This week, teams like Man City (bet $100 win $285) vs Chelsea & Aston Villa(+250) v Tottenham seem like good bets. Any advice or for that matter interest in a weekly EPL pick 'em.
posted by catfish at 07:33 PM on September 13
Bolt wins Olympic 100m and breaks the world record Michael Johnson can't believe what he's watching. The best bit? He didn't even bother to tie both of his shoelaces.
posted by JJ at 03:54 AM on August 18
'I'm A Diehard Atlanta Braves Fan. Does That Make Me A Jerk?' Or more to the point, where is the line between cheering for a perennial overdog and being inconsiderate toward one's fellow fans, both of your team and of others?
posted by chicobangs at 11:29 AM on April 14
posted by Joey Michaels at 09:07 PM on February 03
posted by Joey Michaels at 09:07 PM on February 03
posted by Joey Michaels at 09:07 PM on February 03
2007 NFL Playoff Pick 'Em Superbowl Edition
posted by apoch at 09:10 PM on February 03
The Super Bowl Economy Surprisingly, the NFL and the athletes on the field are not the richest beneficiaries of the big game. Players on the winning team each take home $78,000; on the losing team, each player gets $40,000. The league's biggest take is from merchandise hawked at the game venue, at the online NFL shop, as well as at retail stores across the country. The sales record for such merchandise was set in 1997, at around $125 million, and sales have hovered just below that amount in the years since
posted by BoKnows at 04:36 PM on January 31
Should We Accept Steroid Use in Sports? Bob Costas hosts a panel of experts to address the ethics of steroid use in an Oxford-style debate. Listen here.
posted by geekyguy at 08:05 PM on January 27
Why Liverpool shouldn't suck up to DIC Lovely title, isn't it? It's Friday, and Liverpool is my team, but read the article, and see if it doesn't generate some distaste as to the prospect of having your team be owned by the Dubai International Corporation. Perhaps it can save as a warning to fans of other teams, should DIC swing its attentions away from Liverpool.
posted by worldcup2002 at 01:26 PM on January 25
The Joy of Six The six worst sports movies ever. "Stumbling around seemingly high on botox, Stallone spends his time mulling over snippets of cod philosophy - "The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows, it's a very mean and nasty place" - and comes to the conclusion that, by losing, one can actually become ... wait for it ... a winner". The ensuing comments are lively.
posted by rumple at 01:59 PM on January 25
All too perfect Tom Brady the pimp and the Patriots quest for perfection will be realized.
posted by Scars at 04:28 PM on January 25
But will they be football's greatest dynasty?
The American Revolution continues in London Eddie Johnson signs for Fulham of England's Premier League, joining fellow Americans Brian McBride, Carlos Bocanegra, Kasey Keller and Clint Dempsey.
posted by Texan_lost_in_NY at 01:45 PM on January 24
STRAT-O-MATIC Anyone? Sporting News is replaying the 1986 season with "celebrity" managers & it looks pretty cool. There are several games to choose from. Cost is $24.95. Minimum of 12 players. http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/stratomatic/
posted by catfish at 10:30 PM on January 20
Patriots advance to their 4th Superbowl in 7 years. Despite his second worst QB rating of the season, Tom Brady and the Patriots advance to the Superbowl thanks to a second half running game and a defense that held the Chargers to only 4 field goals on the afternoon. The Patriots take their 17-1 unprecedented 18-0 record to Arizona in two weeks, facing the Ravens winner of the Packers/Giants game, in the hopes of completing a truly historic season.
posted by Hal Incandenza at 05:25 PM on January 20
Well Hal I didn't Tivo the game but from what I saw it wasn't clear that he rolled well into the 1st down but since they didn't challenge you are probably right. I've seen too many spot replays go against the seahawks to say anything will definitely stand up. I believe you have to challenge, especially that late in the game, because you are screwed for sure if you just play on.
Thanks I'll check out the podcast & look for the value bets. I lost on Man City so hopefully AV comes thru.