LeBron won’t stop making bad PR moves. The Celtics sign”the enemy”. Yao is taking his game to China–sort of. What a week!
Sam Bradford, Colt McCoy, C.J. Spiller–only one was a smart move and only one of these teams is smart. Between the Rams, the Browns, and the Bills, which one made the best play?
Butch Davis killed the Cleveland Browns and it seems he’s trying to kill another proud tradition: The University of North Carolina. A Tar Heels player may have spent time in “South Florida” on the school’s dime, and more is certainly going to come of this. Butch strikes again!
I’d love to say that either the Titans, the Jets, or the Vikings is going to bring home a Super Bowl win this year, but with the chumps on their team holding them back, I just can’t. It’s too bad that one bad apple is going to ruin the whole season for these three teams!
Terrell Owens rumors have been flying with people speculating that he’ll sign with the New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks, and more. Read what former Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi will do if the Pats sign TO, plus a direct letter to Owens.
Now that “Miami Thrice” has landed in South Beach, who wins the East? It’s not as simple as you think. I know the season doesn’t start until October, but I’m calling it.
LeBron James just ripped the hearts out of everyone in the city of Cleveland. What next in Miami? What are the Pros and Cons of playing in Miami? Have a look!
The 2010 NBA Draft is the weakest in recent memory, but four draft picks stand out as just plain bad. Who made the wrong choices and potentially sank their franchise for years to come? It’s not who you think!
LeBron isn’t going on a “free agency tour”, and that’s a shame. He could learn a lot by talking to the guys in Miami, New York, and Chicago. Among the top three contenders, I’ll tell you where LeBron is going and why.
The new gossip in town should be–how long before LeBron uses his “out” in Cleveland. No! He isn’t gay. Not that kind of out! I mean, “this team sucks and I’m leaving.” LeBron has the elbow and mediocre teammates. He’s got a big ego, but is he a real life “Big Baby”?
The NBA is filled with rumors and intrigue. If it’s not one thing then it’s another. Some players get protected and others don’t. This week’s rumors span back years in some cases — but they all lead back to one man. Who is it? Come on my magical mystery tour and find out.
This week on “The Selfish and The Heartless” we turn to the NFL and drama for Colt McCoy, Brady Quinn, Taylor Mays, and Jason Campbell. Who is good and who is evil? Tune in to see who is “selfish” and who is “heartless”.
What do you do when an entire division seems so much stronger than any other?
The complaint about certain teams’ superiority starts in the off-season with their ability to sign the best players. Do other teams have a legitimate claim of things being unfair?
This whole debate was sparked by the last seven years of dominance from AL East power house teams like the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox. The dominance of these two teams makes it almost impossible for the other three teams in the division to have a chance at post season play.
I’m not a LeBron hater–I’m a LeBron realist. This is my forum to explain the difference and discuss how Kobe–of my beloved Lakers–used to be in the same position as LBJ. This is a story about how Kobe finally got it right and LeBron seems that he’ll never get it right. This is the classic tale of selfishness versus selflessness. Pride versus humility. Someone who still wants to be a “player/coach” and someone who knows that isn’t possible.
We’ve got teams scrambling left and right to make moves in this offseason that will benefit them. Are they really doing the “right thing” –as Spike Lee would say? My take on all of this can be summed up in a sentence: Don’t rock the boat unless you have to. Teams always tell the media [...]
The Washington Redskins and Arizona Cardinals are in a state of delusion. Each team thinks they are making the right moves without spending loads of cash. Each one is wrong. The situations in Washington and Arizona are far more complicated than the proclamation, “We aren’t spending a lot of money”. They have Quarterback issues—big ones. [...]
In today’s episode we find many NFL teams on the prowl for new talent. Some players are hitting the street-corners looking for new homes, and the General is asking all the right questions… Remember that show on USA—“Silk Stalkings”—I loved that show. It was cool, and there WAS a lot of stalking in it, and [...]
The Quarterback market in the NFL this season is starting to look untenable. There are too many guys who need homes and not enough spots to go around. I suppose I should rephrase that: There are not enough starting spots to fulfill huge egos. The market is going to get saturated after the Draft because [...]
So, the Lakers and the Heat were tangling the other day and the Lakers were down pretty much most of the game. The game went into overtime and Twitter exploded with tweets of every kind talking about the game. Some guys were going nuts that the Lakers might lose. Others were going crazy because the [...]
I was perusing some basketball news the other day and all at once I saw 4 injuries on my screen. These 4 guys aren’t the 4 most important people in the NBA–not by a long shot–but they are 4 injured dudes who are harbingers of bad news. Who am I talking about? Michael Redd, Allen [...]