Saturday, August 30, 2008
Get to know the name Louie Sakoda
University of Utah's Kicker/Punter Louie Sakoda is a name that you should get familiar with. In Utah's win over Michigan he hit a 53 yard field goal. The thing that made it spectacular was that the kick was so good it could have had a chance to make it from 60 yards out. Could he be the highest kicker ever taken in the draft?
Back in the day Brian Urlacher was a nerd
Friday, August 29, 2008
Chad Johnson Ocho Cinco has officially lost it
Was this a ruse to just keep this on:that's right, because all of the speculation is true. Chad Johnson has legally changed his name to Chad Ocho Cinco. I don't think that he knows that 85 in Spanish is ochenta y cinco, but he probably doesn't care. With his name legally Chad Ocho Cinco, I assume that he can wear Ocho Cinco on his back without being fined. I thought that he was a little crazy before, but this just proves to me that Chad has completely lost his mind.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Merriman thinks he is a tough guy
Mariotti out, so why is he still there?
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Remembering the Little League Titans
All who played organized baseball as a kid know what I am talking about here. There was always that one kid. The kid at the age of 10 had a mustache was 5'10'' and had arms bulging out of his sleeves. Every league had at least one of these. This kid would always pitch and leave you crapping your pants every time you walked to the plate. When you were just reaching a 50 mile per hour fastball, this kid was at 70. We all just dealt with it as it was a part of life. Now some league is teaching our kids how to be pansies by banning these titans. I'm talking about the case of Jericho Scott. He was banned because he apparently throws too fast. It is bad enough to give all of the kids trophies but now they prevent the best from getting them. I've got an idea. How bout we kick out all of the kids of parents that thinks a 40 mph fastball is going to hurt their kid.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Chris Bosh hits on girl while eating burger in China
While Chris Bosh and Dwight Howard enjoy a meal in China, Chris Bosh sees a girl at the next table and I'm pretty sure that he calls her pretty.
I've already checked and he doesn't have a wife so this will do no harm. I know they won gold and all but shouldn't they have other priorities. Wouldn't it make sense to hit on a girl that lives within 5000 miles of home.
Update: According to Cuzzy (cuzoogle.com check it out) Chris Bosh does indeed have a girlfriend in Toronto.
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I've already checked and he doesn't have a wife so this will do no harm. I know they won gold and all but shouldn't they have other priorities. Wouldn't it make sense to hit on a girl that lives within 5000 miles of home.
Update: According to Cuzzy (cuzoogle.com check it out) Chris Bosh does indeed have a girlfriend in Toronto.
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Would Chad Johnson would beat Usain Bolt in a race?
Even though Chad wanted to race Michael Phelps on land, I put him up against another great Olympian, Usain Bolt. Using Usain Bolt's 100 meter splits, seeing whom is faster is possible unlike the Phelps situation. The answer briefly, is that Ocho-Cinco would not be faster.
By using math and converting meters to yards you can find what Usain Bolt's 40 yard dash time would be. By the math, Usain Bolt runs about a 4.20 40. Chad Johnson on the other hand, who is fond of challenging people or horses to races, ran a 4.54 40 at the NFL combine.
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By using math and converting meters to yards you can find what Usain Bolt's 40 yard dash time would be. By the math, Usain Bolt runs about a 4.20 40. Chad Johnson on the other hand, who is fond of challenging people or horses to races, ran a 4.54 40 at the NFL combine.
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Monday, August 25, 2008
Still confused about the closing ceremony
Link initiation holmes: 8/25
This is from a big site but I just hate the LLWS- Deadspin
Mr. Met threatens Yankee fan- Busted Coverage
7 movies to come out of the Olympics- Cuzoogle
Why you have to love Ray's manager Joe Maddon- Bugs & Cranks
Mr. Met threatens Yankee fan- Busted Coverage
7 movies to come out of the Olympics- Cuzoogle
Why you have to love Ray's manager Joe Maddon- Bugs & Cranks
Were Usain Bolt and Terrell Owens seperated at birth?
Sunday, August 24, 2008
In case you missed it: 2004 Athens marathon runner attacked
If you missed this story, like I certainly did, it is a good one. In the marathon event during the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Brazil's Vanderlei de Lima was leading the race with only two miles left to go. A crazed protester then ran onto the course and subdued the leader for a total of 20. That may not seem like a long time, but as you can imagine, after running 24 miles you will have very little strength left and the last thing you want to do is fight of an idiot.
Vanderlei de Lima went on to only get the bronze medal because the incident left him shocked and with alot less energy. The protester could have run onto the course as I have no problem with that, but when you interfer and demolish his chance for gold, that's not right. Cornelius "Neil" Horan, the protester, is an inconsiderate jackass. That's all I can say about him.
Vanderlei de Lima went on to only get the bronze medal because the incident left him shocked and with alot less energy. The protester could have run onto the course as I have no problem with that, but when you interfer and demolish his chance for gold, that's not right. Cornelius "Neil" Horan, the protester, is an inconsiderate jackass. That's all I can say about him.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Are you kidding me? Cuban Olympian kicks ref in head
A while back we had a story on a drunk ref. Well now we have another story about a ref but this one is more serious. Angel Matos of Cuba kicked Olympic Taekwondo referee Chakir Chelbat after a diputed call.
Matos was DQed by the ref for delaying the match by taking too much time after an injury. Matos then yelled at, pushed, then kicked the ref before leaving. Chelbat's required stiches on his lip. Matos is facing a life-time ban from the sport and I wouldn't be surprised if there are criminal charges.
Obviously there are more peaceful ways to object such as just yelling or protesting both of which we have seen already in these games.
Here's the video.
Matos was DQed by the ref for delaying the match by taking too much time after an injury. Matos then yelled at, pushed, then kicked the ref before leaving. Chelbat's required stiches on his lip. Matos is facing a life-time ban from the sport and I wouldn't be surprised if there are criminal charges.
Obviously there are more peaceful ways to object such as just yelling or protesting both of which we have seen already in these games.
Here's the video.
New Phelps-Cavic photos from official time-keeper
Omega, the official time keeper for Olympic Swimming has released their photos of the .01 second win by Michael Phelps. As was the same in the Sports Illustrated pictures, it appears as in Cavic touches the wall first.
Those are the pictures but I don't understand them. They don't seem to be in a logical order.
Timer Silvio Chianese explained by saying that it takes 6.6 pounds of force to set the pad off.
"Any less and waves would set it off. You can't just put your fingertips on the pad, you really have to push it. We explained all this directly after the race to [Cavic] and his coach." -Silvio ChianeseWhat a gyp for Cavic huh? Mr. Cavic even though you touched the wall first you didn't touch it hard enough. Oh well. Milorad Cavic didn't even expect to win the silver so he was not complaining. Without a doubt, if an American swimmer was on the losing end of this they would arguing and complaining about this for years.
Bigger bust (so far) Reggie Bush or Alex Smith?
The career of #1 pick Alex Smith hit a new low yesterday. J.T. O'Sullivan, who has been impressive in pre-season, has taken the starting QB position from Smith. Meanwhile, while rolling in all of his endorsement dough, Reggie Bush has yet to prove that he should be the starter. As you may remember, football fans (including me) were laughing at the Texans front office for picking Mario Williams at #1. Since then, Mario Williams has been the anchor of the Texan defense while Reggie Bush gets busy with Kim Kardashian. So I simply pose this question. Who has been the bigger bust so far? Reggie Bush, Heisman winner with endorsement deals and many thought should have been #1. Or Alex Smith the #1 pick that has played like a fourth round pick his entire career so far.
Let's take a look at the stats.
Reggie Bush (stats are average over career):
Rushing Yards: 573 yards
Rushing Y/Carry: 3.65 yards
Rushing TDs: 10 TDs
Receiving Yards: 579.5 yards
Receiving TDs: 2 TDs
Fumbles: 5 fumbles (he had 8 in the 2007 season)
Alex Smith (stats are average over career):
Completion %: 54.4% (48.7% in 2007 which is worst of career)
Passing Yards: 1559 yards
Passing TDs: 6 TDs
Interceptions: 10 ints.
Fumbles: 9 fumbles
I tend to think that Alex Smith is the bigger bust so far. He has had one more year than Bush to pull his act together. I could also be persuaded to go with Bush because of all of the hype and endorsements.
Who ya got? I always want to hear what you have to say. Drop you opinion in the comments.
(p.s: What a huge coincidence that they went to the same high school.)
Let's take a look at the stats.
Reggie Bush (stats are average over career):
Rushing Yards: 573 yards
Rushing Y/Carry: 3.65 yards
Rushing TDs: 10 TDs
Receiving Yards: 579.5 yards
Receiving TDs: 2 TDs
Fumbles: 5 fumbles (he had 8 in the 2007 season)
Side note from good ole' Wikipedia. Reggie Bush is second to only Mr. Peyton Manning. Peyton will be hard to catch there. Bush has deals with: Pepsi, GM, Adidas, and Subway. Don't forget that deal he had with the car dealership at USC (allegedly).
Alex Smith (stats are average over career):
Completion %: 54.4% (48.7% in 2007 which is worst of career)
Passing Yards: 1559 yards
Passing TDs: 6 TDs
Interceptions: 10 ints.
Fumbles: 9 fumbles
I tend to think that Alex Smith is the bigger bust so far. He has had one more year than Bush to pull his act together. I could also be persuaded to go with Bush because of all of the hype and endorsements.
Who ya got? I always want to hear what you have to say. Drop you opinion in the comments.
(p.s: What a huge coincidence that they went to the same high school.)
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Friday, August 22, 2008
Chinese "age-gate": Americans still lost
Walter Dix's reaction after learning he had received a medal after two DQ's: " I still lost". He said that because it is true. He didn't earn that medal it fell to him. The same will apply in the outcome of the ongoing controversy with the age of Chinese athletes. Even if He Kexin (won 2 gymnastics golds) is 14, Nastia Liukin and the USA gymnastic team still lost. I find losing to a kid that shouldn't be competing more embarrassing than just losing. But no, us American want those two golds that would fall to us if indeed she is under aged. She got a better score therefore she won the gold. One last rant. An panelist for NBC said that she would have an advantage because kids are more flexible. Don't give me that. So this girl is 14, you can't tell me that she has more of an advantage than 16 year old gymnast Shawn Johnson. Fighting this is just stupid.
She doesn't look 16 but would this have happened if the Chinese gymnast didn't take any medals? I don't think it would have.
She doesn't look 16 but would this have happened if the Chinese gymnast didn't take any medals? I don't think it would have.
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Gotsta Hate It: Men's 200m track DQ's
Or love it if you are American because we got an extra medal out of the deal. If you missed it, in the mens 200 meter dash, there were 2 disqualifications in the event for stepping on the line. That is idiotic. But anyways, Wallace Spearmon who initially had the bronze and Churandy Martina who initially had the silver were disqualified. They didn't step in to the other lane they just stepped on the line. Shawn Crawford and Walter Dix finished 4th and 5th respectively initially. With the 2 DQ's they went home with the silver and bronze, of course Usain Bolt got the gold. As I see it, stepping on the line should be fine. Sprinters don't look at their feet they look ahead. They won so just give them the medals. Shouldn't the officials be more worried about doping rather than if a dudes shoelace touches the line?
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Michael Phelps beats up Milorad Cavic
This video is obviously fake but it is funny none the less.
Sorry can't get embedding to work.
It had me going for a second there with the splashes. To lose by that small of a margin is a slap in the face enough, but to get hit with a pool noodle, that is too much despair.
Sorry can't get embedding to work.
It had me going for a second there with the splashes. To lose by that small of a margin is a slap in the face enough, but to get hit with a pool noodle, that is too much despair.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
It's not easy NOT being Michael Phelps
Watch in amazement as Chinese people mob a British reporter because they think that he looks like Michael Phelps. Why they would think that he would be carrying a cardboard cutout of himself is unknown. After about a minute of saying that he is not Phelps, someone finally figures it out and says "Ohhhhh" hilarious. Also listen for "Fi fi fi fi fi fi fi" it is in there somewhere.
Religious hints in sports ads
You may remember about a year back that this commercial had many going to church up in arms.
Well now there is new reason for them to be angry at an ad again thanks to Tiger Woods.
In case you happen to be blind, that was Tiger Woods walking on water. In case you don't go to church, this is saying that he can do something that people thought only Jesus could do.
Well now there is new reason for them to be angry at an ad again thanks to Tiger Woods.
In case you happen to be blind, that was Tiger Woods walking on water. In case you don't go to church, this is saying that he can do something that people thought only Jesus could do.
Olympic sized golden sombrero for Brian Barden
In the biggest stage in his life thus far, Brian Barden managed to accomplish a difficult feat in the world of baseball. No, this feat was not a good thing. Brian managed to strike out four times in a game against Chinese-Taipei (Taiwan). Don't get me wrong, I may have been the only one watching this game, but that feat will undoubtedly keep him from playing much in the foreseeable future.Here you see Brian missing a ball... What will this kid do next?
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Usain Bolt is insane
Monday, August 18, 2008
Troubled times of Richie Sexson
About a month ago supposed star for the Seattle Mariners Richie Sexson was released from his mega contract with Seattle. Not long after, he signed with the New York Yankees. Things were looking up right? Wrong. Three days ago, without much media surrounding it, Richie Sexson was designated for assignment.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Stabbing may overshadow good aspects of China
While attending the Olympic games to watch his son coach the USA mens volleyball team, Hugh McCutcheons' father was fatally stabbed. The attacker then jumped to his death. Authorities say that this was a random act. While the purpose for these Olympics for the Chinese is to put their best foot forward, this random act may overshadow all of the good things for many Americans.
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Senaca Wallace crazy scramble
I am going out on a limb and calling this the greatest QB scramble ever.
It is a shame we don't get to see him more often as he is a back-up.
It is a shame we don't get to see him more often as he is a back-up.
Friday, August 15, 2008
Bernie Mac in Mr. 3000
With the recent and unexpected death of Bernie Mac, I encourage you to watch him in the movie Mr. 3000. He plays a baseball great that has to come out of retirement to secure his status in the 3000 hit club.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
In case you missed it: opening ceremony
The opening ceremony last Friday was spectacular. If you didn't watch it, then here it is.
They couldn't have paid all of those performers. Did they just want to do that for their country?
They couldn't have paid all of those performers. Did they just want to do that for their country?
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Jets don't care that Brett Favre is a legend
After fumbling during practice, Brett Favre was told to take a lap around the field.
Earth to the Jets coaching staff. This is not pee-wee football. We are talking about Brett Favre here.
Earth to the Jets coaching staff. This is not pee-wee football. We are talking about Brett Favre here.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Gotsta Hate It: tape delay
The problem with the Olympics being hosted in a country other than North America is that looking at the Olympic schedule gets all the more complicated. If you want to figure out when you can watch team USA live you will have to do the math and nobody likes to do that.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Michael Phelps has two golds in his quest for eight
In his first two events in the Olympics Michael Phelps has already racked up two golds. He has one in the 4 x 100 meter relay and 400 meter idividual medley.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Team USA embarasses home country
China is not going to win a gold medal in this event. USA basketball beat the Chinese team 101-70. Yi and Yao were shut down by team USA. The game was estimated to be seen by at least a billion people including live and on TV.
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Would you care to count?
Friday, August 8, 2008
Rex Grossman Kyle Orton Caleb Hanie
Without Cedric Benson and a decent QB, there were some positive things to come out of the Chicago Bears first pre-season game. Former Northern Illinois stud Garrett Wolfe rushed for 9.1 yards per carry for the Bears and free agent acquisition Caleb Hanie actually looked like a feasible QB. He was 9/16 with one TD and 101 passing yards. The next Tony Romo? Not likely. But he certainly looks like the best option for the Bears moving forward. Garrett Wolfe, who was the NCAA leading rusher only a few years ago looked like exacly that.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
OKC Thunder name leaked... again
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Brett Favre traded to New York Jets
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
A.J. Pierzynski goes to the ground in brawl
You may remember when A.J. Pierzynski was sucker punched years back by Michael Barrett. Well A.J. got punch again. Miguel Olivo took a swing and his fist found the top of Pierzynski's head.
Link initiation holmes: 8/5
Pre-season NCAA football top 25- Cuzoogle
Kyle Orton and neckbeard are starting favorite?- Busted Coverage
Basketball announcer makes weird noise on air- The World of Isaac
Kyle Orton and neckbeard are starting favorite?- Busted Coverage
Basketball announcer makes weird noise on air- The World of Isaac
The Hulk strikes again
Does Price Fielder need anger management?
Yesterday he got in a scuffle with Manny Parra.
This man has been mighty angry as of late.
Yesterday he got in a scuffle with Manny Parra.
This man has been mighty angry as of late.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Two impressive performances by college stars
Yesterday the Redskins and the Colts played the Hall of Fame game in Canton, Ohio. There were two performances that stood out. Both were from great college players that fell to the late rounds of the draft. Colt Brennan, from Hawaii, was 9 for 10 in passing for 123 yards with two touchdowns in his showing.
Colt Brennan highlights.
Mike Hart, from Michigan, was also very impressive. Hart had only 4 carries but gained 53 yards in those 4 carries. Is it because Mike Hart was overlooked, or that the line of the Colts is just that good? I tend to think that he was overlooked.
Mike Hart highlights.
Colt Brennan highlights.
Mike Hart, from Michigan, was also very impressive. Hart had only 4 carries but gained 53 yards in those 4 carries. Is it because Mike Hart was overlooked, or that the line of the Colts is just that good? I tend to think that he was overlooked.
Mike Hart highlights.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Fattest team in baseball power rankings
1. White Sox- 222.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Bobby Jenks (275 lbs)
2. Dodgers- 216.8 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Jonathan Broxton (290 lbs)
3. Rangers- 215.6 lbs Most
Valuable Fatty: Marlon Byrd (245 lbs)
4. Brewers- 215.4 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: CC Sabathia (290 lbs)
5. Yankees- 213.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Chris Britton (275 lbs)
6. Diamondbacks- 213 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Jon Rauch (290 lbs)
7. Twins- 212.8 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Dennys Reyes (250 lbs)
8. Reds- 212.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Adam Dunn (275 lbs)
9. Nationals- 211.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Joel Hanrahan (250 lbs) (Dimitri Young and Willy Mo Pena on DL and not counted)
10. Cardinals- 211.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Ron Villone (245 lbs)
Most Valuable Fatty: Bobby Jenks (275 lbs)
2. Dodgers- 216.8 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Jonathan Broxton (290 lbs)
3. Rangers- 215.6 lbs Most
Valuable Fatty: Marlon Byrd (245 lbs)
4. Brewers- 215.4 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: CC Sabathia (290 lbs)
5. Yankees- 213.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Chris Britton (275 lbs)
6. Diamondbacks- 213 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Jon Rauch (290 lbs)
7. Twins- 212.8 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Dennys Reyes (250 lbs)
8. Reds- 212.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Adam Dunn (275 lbs)
9. Nationals- 211.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Joel Hanrahan (250 lbs) (Dimitri Young and Willy Mo Pena on DL and not counted)
10. Cardinals- 211.6 lbs
Most Valuable Fatty: Ron Villone (245 lbs)
Who is the fattest team in baseball? NL standings
NL
5. Braves
6. Astros
Most Valuable Fatty: Jose Valverde (255 lbs)
T3. Padres
Most Valuable Fatty: Chris Young (280 lbs)
East
1. Nationals
Most Valuable Fatty: Joel Hanrahan (250 lbs) (Dimitri Young and Willy Mo Pena on DL and not counted)
Dimitri Young
2. Marlins
3. Mets
4. Phillies
5. Braves
Most Valuable Fatty: Vladimir Nunez (240 lbs)
Central
1. Brewers
2. Reds
3. Cardinals
Most Valuable Fatty: Ron Villone (245 lbs)
4. Cubs
5. Pirates
6. Astros
Most Valuable Fatty: Jose Valverde (255 lbs)
West
1. Dodgers
Jonathan Broxton
2. Diamondbacks
T3. Padres
Most Valuable Fatty: Chris Young (280 lbs)
5. Giants
I warned you Doug, don't make the Hulk angry
In the finale of the Cubs-Brewers series, Doug Eddings proves that he does not read this blog. He did not head my advice to not get the "Big mean veggie eatin' machine"( aka Prince Fielder) angry.
Watch as Fielder transforms into the Hulk before your eyes here:
http://mlb.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?mid=200807313231822
Can Prince and CC bring the title to Milwaukee? Stick tight.
Watch as Fielder transforms into the Hulk before your eyes here:
http://mlb.mlb.com/media/
Can Prince and CC bring the title to Milwaukee? Stick tight.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
International competition for basketball free agents
For so many years the NBA has stolen the greatest of basketball players from their respective countries. The tables are turning now. Billions throughout the world are running basketball teams only in the name of bringing great pride to their city not making profits. Therefore, they don't care if they lose money on a regular basis (which most are), they just want championships. With the departure of free-agent and former Atlanta Hawks player Josh Childress, the Greek team Olympiacos B.C. have their sights set on another American basketball player. The target is some kid named Lebron James. With no salary cap, the Greek team can pay a player as much as they want to. This is the reason Josh Childress went across the pond. It's not because of lack of talent as it was before but now because of the plethora of money. This Greek team can offer Lebron James more than NBA team can unless that NBA team has a roster of only Lebron. Are we ready to see BronBron donning ridiculous jerseys and advertisements.
WNBA Chris Paul
How not to row
Friday, August 1, 2008
Who is the fattest team in baseball? AL standings
With the addition of CC (don't call me C.C.) Sabathia along with Prince Fielder the Brewers look, quite literally, like heavyweight contenders. But are they really the fattest team in baseball? Using the active roster for each team, I will use the average to determine the winner in each division.
AL
East
2. Jays
Most Valuable Fatty: B.J. Ryan (260 lbs)
3. Rays
Most Valuable Fatty: Troy Percival (240 lbs)
4. Orioles
Most Valuable Fatty: Daniel Cabrera (270 lbs)
5. Red Sox
Most Valuable Fatty: Justin Masterson (250 lbs)
Central
1. White Sox
Most Valuable Fatty: Bobby Jenks (275 lbs)
Most Valuable Fatty: Dennys Reyes (250 lbs)
3. Royals
Most Valuable Fatty: Billy Butler (240 lbs)
4. Indians
Most Valuable Fatty: Fausto Carmona (230 lbs)
5. Tigers
Most Valuable Fatty: Miguel Cabrera (240 lbs)
West
1. Rangers
Most Valuable Fatty: Marlon Byrd (245 lbs)
2. Mariners
Most Valuable Fatty: J.J. Putz (250 lbs)
3. A's
Most Valuable Fatty: Frank Thomas (275 lbs)
4. Angels
Most Valuable Fatty: John Lackey (245 lbs)
Bold= division winner
Italic= wildcard
NL fatness standings coming within the next few days.
AL
East
2. Jays
Most Valuable Fatty: B.J. Ryan (260 lbs)
3. Rays
Most Valuable Fatty: Troy Percival (240 lbs)
4. Orioles
Most Valuable Fatty: Daniel Cabrera (270 lbs)
5. Red Sox
Most Valuable Fatty: Justin Masterson (250 lbs)
Central
1. White Sox
Most Valuable Fatty: Bobby Jenks (275 lbs)
Bobby Jenks
2. TwinsMost Valuable Fatty: Dennys Reyes (250 lbs)
3. Royals
Most Valuable Fatty: Billy Butler (240 lbs)
4. Indians
Most Valuable Fatty: Fausto Carmona (230 lbs)
5. Tigers
Most Valuable Fatty: Miguel Cabrera (240 lbs)
West
1. Rangers
Most Valuable Fatty: Marlon Byrd (245 lbs)
2. Mariners
Most Valuable Fatty: J.J. Putz (250 lbs)
3. A's
Most Valuable Fatty: Frank Thomas (275 lbs)
4. Angels
Most Valuable Fatty: John Lackey (245 lbs)
Bold= division winner
Italic= wildcard
NL fatness standings coming within the next few days.
If these don't touch you, you have no heart
I can not say enough about the courage and heart that these two men show.
The images say it all.
Derek Redmond (now in a Visa commercial)
I saw this in Sports Illustrated in the Leading Off section. It is entitled "Roll Models" and Delvin McMillian is the epitome of that. At 28, he is a veteran and this is a photo of him in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in quad rugby game.
Have any examples of courage in sports? Drop it in the comments and I will do a sequel.
The images say it all.
Derek Redmond (now in a Visa commercial)
I saw this in Sports Illustrated in the Leading Off section. It is entitled "Roll Models" and Delvin McMillian is the epitome of that. At 28, he is a veteran and this is a photo of him in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in quad rugby game.
Have any examples of courage in sports? Drop it in the comments and I will do a sequel.
Manny doesn't look too happy
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