Not quite sure what the now-charged-with-a-felony pitcher Castillo was thinking.
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Not quite sure what the now-charged-with-a-felony pitcher Castillo was thinking.
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Perfect. The 14 was AJ Foyt’s car.
From one overbearing, loud-mouthed, bully jackass with a long history of physical altercations, to another.
We can’t wait until he picks the wrong person to pull his shit on, and gets his ass royally kicked. It would be even funnier if it were Foyt himself.
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He’s been growing it out, so the racist Chinese can’t tell whether he’s black or not.
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Madden NFL 09 marks the 20th anniversary of the franchises, and the game will feature adaptable gameplay tailored to every type of gamer, online enhancements and a broadcast style presentation delivering an authentic NFL experience. EA will celebrate its launch with Maddenpalooza, a music, sports and gaming fan festival hosted at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on Aug. 11, 2008.
This is like Christmas for us Madden-heads. However, we’re already proclaiming that with ‘Flip-Flop’ Favre on the box, the ‘Madden Curse’ has most definitely continued for the ’09 release.
If you have a chance to go, you should. The Rose Bowl is a spectacular venue, and the people that run things around there, like the Tournament of Roses, are very cool with impeccable taste.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. - Brett Favre has told the Green Bay Packers he plans to report to training camp this weekend, according to an NFL Network report Friday — a move perhaps designed to force the team to quickly work out a trade for the three-time MVP.
According to the report, Favre told Packers general manager Ted Thompson on Thursday that he plans to report to camp and will formally petition NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to be reinstated as early as Friday.
ESPN.com is reporting that the New York Jets have received permission to talk to Favre. Tampa Bay has also requested authorization to speak with the HOF-bound QB.
We hope he plays for the Jets. Playing in the New York fishbowl can’t be good for Brett, and after all he has put NFL fans though lately, we’re openly rooting for total, abject failure.
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The Chicago Cubs have called up fireballing right-hander Jeff Samardzija from Triple-A to replace injured closer Kerry Wood on the roster for the next few days.
Samardzija played WR at Notre Dame and famously chose to play baseball on the professional level instead of football, where he was said to have been a probable NFL first-round pick.
Samardzija is 4-1 with a 3.13 ERA in six starts for the Iowa Cubs.
No confirmation yet on whether his former QB will join him for post-game ‘festivities’ in the neighborhood just to the East of Wrigleyville known to most as ‘boystown’.
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This pic of Drew Carey watching some soccer match in Toronto Thursday is just the sports excuse for us to rave about how awesome he is at hosting the single greatest television program of all time, ‘The Price is Right’.
We didn’t think anyone could adequately replaces everyone’s grampa Bob Barker, but hell if Carey hasn’t done just that. He genuinely seems to care if the contestants win, he lets the models show their personalities and he is a fantastic game-show host. OK, that might be like saying that Timberlake was the best Backstreet Boy, or whatever…but you get the picture.
We often type this exact drivel watching Drew Carey host TPIR. Also, if he doesn’t need the glasses, he should stop wearing them on TV. After all, Wayne Newton shaved his mustache, didn’t he?
Shoot us an email, Drew…we have more tips to share…about some of the games…like that one where you put the mark close to the bulls-eye, but it doesn’t really mean anything…that one’s dumb. But don’t mess with Plinko. Plinko is gonna be the name of the religion we start in a few years. Plinko is gold.
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That’s usually how minor league teams market their product. However, they usually forget to mention that the players you and your family are watching are mostly uneducated, testosterone-fuled SOB’s who think more about poontang than they do fastballs.
Tonight in Dayton fifteen players and both managers were ejected — and a fan was sent to the hospital — following a 10-minute, benches-clearing brawl in a Class-A minor league game between affiliates of the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs on Thursday night.
What’s strange is that HOFer Ryne Sandberg is the Peoria Chiefs manager, and that isn’t him screaming at the other guy. Just checked their website, that’s ‘interim manager’ and ex-Cub great Carmelo Martinez jawing at Dayton Dragons manager Donnie Scott. Ryno must get days off here and there to do hall of fame type stuff.
We dare say this would not have happened had Sandberg been there. He’s too dopey and aloof to go nuts on anyone. But, when the cat’s away…
Also, Peoria plays the first ever minor league game at Wrigley Field next Tuesday, so this was probably all just a publicity stunt dreamed up by those wacky bush-league marketing guys to sell more tickets at the big ballpark.
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