“I’m starting to think the Padres are the Dodgers’ Triple-A affiliate,” said Cubs manager Dale Sveum. “But many NL Central Division opponents have at least one player I can name. How are we going to beat those guys?”
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Even though his Clippers made the playoffs and weren’t eligible for the NBA lottery, GM Neil Olshey made an appearance at the event Wednesday night, saying it was “for old time’s sake.”
A.J. Pierzynski found himself in the middle of another fracas this week in Tampa against the Rays. Here are the Top 10 was the White Sox catcher normally agitates his opponents.
“We just can’t give up easy lay-ups,” Rondo added. “We also need to remember that dropping a few chlorine tabs in a bucket of ammonia by the ventilation system is key. You know, it’s all about playing quality basketball.”
“I don’t like the term ‘rebuilding’,” Epstein said during spring training. “We’re tearing down, especially with Koyie Hill mysteriously on the roster again. Rebuilding comes next.”
It’s Wednesday and that means the lastest photos from Heckler Memes! Visit the site to create your own and every Wednesday we will be showing off your memes.
A clearly flustered and unprepared Vinny Del Negro met with members of the press Tuesday to announce his return as head coach of the Clippers for the 2012-2013 season.
Lions DT Nick Fairley issued an apology Wednesday morning for this recent drug and DUI arrests, but stopped short of apologizing for the entirety of both incidents earlier this spring.
How could Steve Rosenbloom’s awful blog post have possibly garnered 40 comments from 37 different posters? The answer: there were not 37 different posters. Every post was made by one man using different screennames, super-bored Chicago sports fan Frank Weinheimer.
Stephen A. Smith sure can chirp with the best of them, but now the energetic, passionate analyst wants to be a little more involved during these playoffs. After watching NBA officials Danny Crawford, Derrick Collins and Ed Malloy dish out technical fouls as if they were granted a raise for each, “Stephen A.” wants a piece of the pie.
The Orlando Magic have announced they are close to signing former superstar center and current NBA analyst Shaquille O’Neal as their next GM, pending approval of a clause from O’Neal’s representation demanding that he be allowed to go to the office dressed in the same genie outfit he wore in the 1996 box office flop, Kazaam.
