My random thoughts on sports, politics, games etc. and everyone is free to read and reply

• 24Jul 08

  New Union Idea: Please Help.

  In light of all the fascinating things that are happening in Politics this year, I am interested in creating a U.S. Politics union. Here we would spread TRUE information about the Election, Congress, new bills, etc. It is my intention to have a place where everyone can get together to spread news and express their opinions. I want people of all parties to join Democrat, Republican, I don't care. I want a place where open discussion between people of all parties is possible. Please comment and let me know if you are interested.

  • Posted Jul 24, 2008 6:09 pm PT
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• 12Jun 08

  In Memoriam: Coaches Lost and Fallen

  This past year has had a few victims and as the season winds to close I'd like to take a moment and remember them.

  Pat Riley: This former coach of the Heat had a graceful exit by simply resigning and handing it over to the assistant coach. Now when I say graceful I am completely ignoring the fact that the Heat had their worst season in franchise history. That Miami fans were demanding his resignation and the gnawing possibility that he will return when the team is better. Aside from that it was a graceful departure.

  Avery Johnson: This former coach of the Maverick was fired after they were eliminated from the playoffs. Fans were angry, He was angry and Jason Kidd smiled as he got to outlast the coach that didn't want him. Now we have a top-notch coach available, who is a little inflexible with his roster and just got rejected from the Bulls (For a guy who isn't a coach).

  Flip Saunders: Well the Pistons seemed to have a winning formula except for one small thing, it wasn't winning. Ergo, the management decided to lose the coach and mess with the roster. I am against this because the Pistons seemed to have great chemistry with each other just not the coach. So get rid of Flip Saunders I don't care but please leave that roster alone!

  Isiah Thomas: You knew it was coming. This former Knicks coach is probably going to wind up with the Pistons (It's a rumor, I didn't start it but I am spreading it). I am reminded of this time last year when Knicks fans praised him for his savvy during the draft. Their cheers and adulation were equally matched with their rejoicing after he got fired. Well Zeke hang in there, maybe Spike Lee will return your calls someday.

  Mike D'antoni: Well he may have been fired after a first-round elimination with the Suns, but now he has Isiah Thomas's old job. I'm not sure if that is much of a happy ending.

  Scott Skiles: Well Bulls fired him and the Bucks hired him. From Ben Gordon to Michael Redd, he'll adjust.

  This spot is reserved for the old Bulls coach who is being replaced by Del Negro but after only one season he isn't important enough.

  • Posted Jun 12, 2008 1:58 pm PT
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• 26Jan 08

  Let The Hype Begin!: Superbowl XLII (Please Comment)

  Broken feet, built-up hype, cheating leaders, wiretap scandals and the possibility of the most awesome upset in football history, No this isn't a Lifetime movie script. This is your 42nd Super Bowl. I am certain I am not the only one looking forward to seeing the noble Giants of New York defeat the Patriots. I am sick and tired of Boston this year. I kept my mouth shut when the Red Sox won the World Series. I didn't utter a single word of complaint when Kevin Garnett got traded to the Celtics. But if the Patriots win the Super Bowl with a 19-0 record I will be too fed up with Boston. However I am not worried this because I am sure that Eli Manning will wipe the field with Bum-footed Brady. If the Patriots do the win the Super Bowl my only hope will lie in the Bulls eliminating the Celtics in the NBA Eastern Finals (Or the Pistons, whoever does it first.)

  • Posted Jan 26, 2008 11:20 am PT
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