I sometimes wonder if my New York Knicks are coming or going. After winning 54 regular season games last season the Knicks are 21-39. Sure the Knicks played short-handed with their assortment of injuries. Tyson Chandler as been in and… Read More ›
NFL
49ers Playing with Fire in Handling Harbaugh
When I first heard that the Cleveland Browns made a play for San Francisco 49ers’ head coach Jim Harbaugh, I thought to myself that there was no way in hell that would EVER happen. That was until how close Harbaugh… Read More ›
Sam’s Sexuality Not a Big Deal to Fellow Athletes
When NFL draft prospect Michael Sam announced his is gay yesterday during ESPN’s “Outside the Lines”, a lot of people commended him for his courage. Some people trolled in internet chat rooms and called him every slur (mostly gay, but… Read More ›
Jonathan Martin – not Richie Incognito – Was the True Villian
I am about to say something I thought would never come out of my mouth: I need to apologize to Richie Incognito. Incognito was called by a racist piece of crap by most media members and fans (including yours’ truly)… Read More ›
Seahawks’ Curb-stomping Could Kick Off a Dynasty
To say the Seattle Seahawks dominated the hell out of the Denver Broncos is like calling Honey Boo-Boo’s mama morbidly obese. So much for that Denver pick of mine last week! I mean look at the way Seattle dominated. Its… Read More ›
Super Bowl XLVIII Preview
2014 Super Bowl Seattle Seahawks vs. Denver Broncos. Honestly, this is the best Super Bowl matchup I have seen in recent memory. Two teams with the two best records in the league – the best in their respective conferences. The… Read More ›
Sapp Is Flat Out Jealous of Strahan
I won’t waste much time on something as trivial jealousy between former professional athletes, so this one will be short. Former Tampa Bay Buc/Oakland Raider great Warren Sapp unloaded on former New York Giant great Michael Strahan’s Hall of Fame… Read More ›
