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Portland trades away the last of the Jailblazers and preps for the future, while the owner--Mr. Seventh Richest Man in the World--whines that he's losing too much money.
posted by togdon at 10:21 AM on February 25
Portland trades away the last of the Jailblazers and preps for the future, while the owner--Mr. Seventh Richest Man in the World--whines that he's losing too much money.
posted by togdon at 10:21 AM on February 25
when a geek runs anything but a geek business you get decisions that are more than a little bit off center.
posted at 12:04 AM on February 25
Saints Will Leave San Antonio New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson and NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue have reached an agreement to return the displaced team to its state-owned training facility in Metairie, La., after the season ends Sunday. The agreement likely eliminates the possibility of the Saints playing home games at the Alamodome in 2006.
posted by dyams at 09:22 AM on December 31
no place to play in new orleans.a lot of things more important than a football team to new orleans.team deserves a permanent home.move them to where there is one.as to the lions put the whole team,millen,and the ford family on a barge in the middle of the beautiful detroit river and sink it.starting over with an expansion team couldn't ever be as bad.
posted at 11:23 AM on December 31
Ted Nolan wants back in the NHL Nolan would like an NHL job, the New Jersey Devils would like a head coach. Lou Lamoriello (team president and GM) has been the Dev's coach since Larry Robinson left the team on Dec. 19.
posted by HATER 187 at 08:46 AM on December 26
he'll get his chance if not with n.j. this year with somebopdy else.not this year?then next year or the year after that.big league coaches lead a charmed life.almost always when they get fired sooner or later they get a new job.
posted at 11:52 PM on December 26
Turn Out the Lights, The Party's Over For the 555th and final time tonight, ABC will air Monday Night Football, the longest-running primetime sports series in television history. The New York Jets played the first game on Sept. 21, 1970, and play ABC's last tonight against the New England Patriots. Though the show's best known for the era when Howard Cosell, Don Meredith and Frank Gifford called the games, MNF draws better ratings today than it did in the '70s, finishing in the top 10 the past 16 years. Jim Jenkins of the Sacramento Bee offers the top 10 MNF moments, which include the gruesome career-ending injury to Joe Thiesmann in 1985, who will be joining Al Michaels next season when the games air on ESPN.
posted by rcade at 10:00 AM on December 26
and life goes on.
posted at 11:43 PM on December 26
i do though wish paul allen was my uncle