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Dallas Cowboys News ARCHIVE
David Stern emerges from month-long vacation to speak out against LeBron debacleTuesday, July 13, 2010NBA commish looking tan and well-rested after choatic month in leagueNBA Commissioner David Stern returned yesterday from his month-long vacation to speak out against the LeBron James "Decision" debacle and fine Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert $100,000 for the emotionally charged, comic sans letter to fans he posted just hours after James spurned his team for Miami.Read More First-ever 'Taser a Phillies Fan Night' a raging successTuesday, May 4, 2010Event to be held more often, expanded to include Eagles fansSecurity at Citizens Bank Field took an important step in combating the d-baggy nature of Phillies fans Monday by hosting the first-ever "Taser a Phillies Fan Night," which was a massive success.Read MoreRangers skipper tests positive for cocaine useWednesday, March 17, 2010GM says Washington will continue as managerTexas Rangers manager Ron Washington tested positive for cocaine in 2009, but the skipper took the unusual step of getting out in front of the problem and notifying Major League Baseball officials that the test results could come back positive.
Washington’s admission seriously undermines the MLB Player’s Association tactic of not admitting drug use for three to five years after being caught. However, the rest of the story sounds eerily similar to what Mark McGwire and Alex Rodriguez...Read More NBA investigates Mavs winning streak that wasn't supposed to happenWednesday, March 10, 2010Stern-Cuban feud returns to public eyeNBA commissioner David Stern launched an investigation into how the las Mavericks have won 12 straight games after pulling off a blockbuster trade with the Wizards that got them Caron Butler, Brendan Haywood, DeShawn Stevenson and cash for Josh Howard, Drew Gooden, James Singleton and Quinton Ross.Read More Outrage grows over future 4th-round draft pick starring in Super Bowl adMonday, Feb. 1, 2010'Why does Tebow get an ad and I don't?' asks ClausenControversy over former Florida Gators QB Tim Tebow's appearance in a high-profile Super Bowl TV ad continues to grow, as Sunday's big game approaches. Critics feel that Tebow -- a projected fourth-round pick in this April's NFL Draft -- is unworthy of the fame brought about by starring in an ad running during the most-watched TV event of the year.Read More Texas governor renames capitol city for Dallas Cowboys wide receiverFriday, October 30, 2009City of Austin renamed for football playerIn a stunning move Friday, Texas Governor Rick Perry changed the name of the state’s capitol city to Austin in order to honor Miles Austin, the Dallas Cowboys wide receiver who has put up monster numbers in the past two Cowboys wins over Kansas City and Atlanta.Read MoreESPN demotes Steve Phillips to minorsThursday, Oct. 22, 2009'Steve has completely lost his eye for talent'Phillips, who previously was general manager for the Mets, admitted having an affair with 22-year-old Brooke Hundley, a woman described by the New York Post as "the tubby temptress."Read More Selig removes playoff berth for AL Central champWednesday, Sept. 30, 2009'None of these teams deserve it'As the mediocre Twins and Tigers duke it out for a divisional championship and the White Sox a distant memory, MLB commissioner Bud Selig announced at a recent press conference that none of the three contenders in the AL Central will make it into the playoffs.Read More (Romo)ance ends in Dallas, football fans rejoice as season about to startWednesday, July 15, 2009QB Romo breaks up with Jessica Simpson, eyes 13+ win season insteadThe romance between Dallas signal caller Tony Romo and sometime actress and country music star Jessica Simpson may be over, but the romance between Dallas Cowboys fans and their team is set to begin at the end of July. Training camp opens at 2:15 p.m. July 29 at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Fans are eager for a good season, and history would say they are right. Dallas was 13-3 the season after Romo broke up with Carrie Underwood. The 2009 season should be one full of drama since the storyli...Read More Hicks to Rangers: We can't afford any more cyclesThursday, April 16, 2009Bad economy catching up to Rangers and their ownerOn Wednesday night, Ian Kinsler was 6-for-6 and hit for the cycle as the Rangers ended a five game losing streak with a 19-6 win over the Baltimore Orioles at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.Read More George W. Bush provides Rangers with reliefWednesday, April 01, 2009Former president fills in for disgraced pitchman, will throw out first pitch in Texas' season openerWhile news that Vince Shlomi (the ShamWow guy) was arrested in Miami for punching a prostitute in the face barely made a ripple in the U.S. media pool, at Texas Rangers camp in Surprise, Ariz., the news might have well been a Tsunami. We had Shlomi booked to throw out the first pitch at our home opener in April,” a team spokesperson, who didn’t want to have his identity revealed, said. “Now we’ll have to go with former President George W. Bush.” President Bush at one time was a managing gene...Read More Rangers get rid of ugly helmets; can't get rid of ugly relief pitchingThursday, March 12, 2009Helmets easier to throw away than pitchersThe Texas Rangers can't get rid of bad pitching as fast as they can bad fashion choices The Texas Rangers hired fashion consultant Tim Gunn, host of "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style," to help control the fallout caused by their new, ugly batting helmets. Gunn simply took the lid off the trash can and filled it with those helmets, then suggested the team return to the blue helmets from last season. “Those red and blue helmets, what can I say,” Gunn said, “looked like someone, perhaps a Chicago Whit...Read More New Jerry World stadium to offer longer, thicker Pink ThingsWednesday, March 11, 2009Perhaps new Thing will have a bulbous head to resemble the Cowboys owner Pink Things, the frozen treat only available at Six Flags over Texas is now poised to make its debut at Jerry Jones’ new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington when it opens later this year. Jones said his Pink Thing will be longer (9 inches) and wider (2 inches) than the ones available at Six Flags. “It will also come with a wide base you can hold in your hand,” Jones said. “Then to eat it, you roll down the paper shaft and lick to your heart’s content.” By Todd Hutchinson Read More
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