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Archive for July, 2009

Richard Jefferson: The Media Reports About My Wedding Are False

Friday, July 17th, 2009

Life as a celebrity is absolutely terrible at times.  Is all the fame and fortune worth this?  Richard Jefferson, forward for the Spurs, recently called off his wedding.  Rumors were that he left his fiancee, Kesha Ni'cole Nichols, at the altar, telling her only two hours before; also, people are ...

Mike Singletary Almost Made Michael Crabtree Cry

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

Before Ray Lewis, there was Mike Singletary. Forget Brian Urlacher. He's a wimp compared to the man who used to man the middle of the vaunted Chicago Bears defense of the mid 1980's. In addition to being a heavy hitter and the center of the Monsters of the Midway, Singletary was an ...

Michael Jackson was the King of (Soda) Pop Thanks to Don King

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

Aside from his prized fighter Mike Tyson, Don King also promoted musical tours. One of those tours just happened to be Michael Jackson's Victory tour and the tour that reunited the Jackson Five. Think King made any money off of those? King also brokered the largest deal ever handed out ...

Terry Francona On Wakefield’s ASG Appearance And Buchholz Starting

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

At the midway point, Terry Francona's Red Sox are still the team to beat in my opinion.  I know the Yankees got hot, and this will likely come down to the wire, but I'm going with the more reliable staff, again, in my opinion (I also have a silent vendetta ...

Kobe Bryant On Talking With Lamar, His Critics, And Goosebumps

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

Lamar Odom is unhappy with Lakers' management and their latest offer of 3-years, $27 million (reported).  From LA's side, Andrew Bynum is one year older, and, unlike Trevor Ariza at the beginning of last season, they have a solid player starting for them at the three in Ron Artest.  So, ...

Pedro Signs With Phillies – GM Ruben Amaro Jr. Discusses

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

Pedro signs! Pedro signs! Ok, I'm not that excited about it necessarily but it is good to think that fall baseball might have Pedro Martinez in it. Since leaving the Boston Red Sox following their magical run to the World Series title in 2005, Pedro has been largely irrelevant. Injuries, ...

Grant Hill: Winning Is Important But I Wanna Play

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

Grant Hill is unlike other NBA veterans because simply, he hasn't played much.  Injuries have hindered what was sure to be a Hall of Fame career, but enough with the past, G-Hill is looking to the future even at the age of 36 (37 in October).  As you'll read below, ...

Terrell Suggs Becomes Highest Paid Linebacker In NFL History

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

The Baltimore Ravens have come to terms with All Pro linebacker Terrell Suggs on a multi-year contract extension that will make him the highest paid LB in NFL history. By agreeing on a long-term deal, the franchise tag has been removed from Suggs. The former Arizona State standout had 8 ...

Loreane Tomlinson: LaDainian Was One Of The Easier Children

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

Loreane Tomlinson, mother of the Chargers LaDainian, has penned a book titled, LT and Me - What raising a champion has taught me.  It's hard not to appreciate LT after reading about some of the struggles in his past and I'm sure this book would just add to that appreciation.  ...

Urban Meyer Clarifies His Position About Notre Dame Job

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

The University of Florida Gators football program is in great shape to make a run at a third national championship in four years. Under head coach Urban Meyer's tutelage, the Gators won it all in 2006 and again last year in 2008. With 2008 Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow back ...