What was his crime? Cheering loudly for the Jets. Yes, cheering for his favorite team. What the hell is this crap? I saw this happen at a Mets game where a fan was cheering for the Yankees and the same thing happened.
I mean I can understand him getting his ass kicked by the Charger fans but getting booted for rooting for his team? I don’t get it.
Check out my man at around the 0:42 mark. That’s not dancing.
I am choosing to believe this is true, no matter how ridiculous it sounds.
Former Scores owner Elliot Osher tells us Williams once invited Osher’s late brother, Billy, and a bunch of the staff from his strip emporium to go club-hopping. Osher recalls Billy called him in a panic. According to Osher, Billy said the crew was riding around in the limo when Williams unzipped his trousers and got intimate with himself. “There were no girls there,” says Osher. “[Jayson] says, ‘This is cool, right? Come on guys, don’t worry about it. I’m not gay!’” Osher, who’s writing a memoir, says his bro jumped out of that limo. Williams’ lawyer, Joseph Hayden, didn’t return calls.
This is the type of thing that could have been made up to help Osher sell his book, but oh man do I hope it’s true.
It’s a pretty sweet movie, unzipping your pants and showing your junk to other men. But at least Jayson Williams had the courtesy to ask if it was cool. How many guys do you know that would have been that considerate? A big dude like Jayson Williams doesn’t need to say shit; he can unzip his pants and unleash his meatpipe and the rest of the guys in the limo would have likely just pretended they didn’t see it. There’d be a big dick flopping around next to the champagne glasses and everyone would act like it wasn’t there.
Not only does Jayson Williams ask if it’s cool, he reassures everyone that it’s cool because he’s “not gay.” I’m with him on this one. Playing with yourself isn’t gay, it’s awesome. And for the record, receiving oral from a guy isn’t gay, either. It’s like one of the most manly things you can do.
Are you a seller of NFL Jerseys? Do you have modest profit margins allowing you to offer steep discounts? If you are then the NFL probably knows about it and is pissed off at you.
In a letter sent this fall, the licensing division of Reebok, the exclusive distributor of N.F.L.-licensed apparel, notified Faber and hundreds of other online retailers that they would have to reapply for the right to continue selling the N.F.L.’s valuable game day line of jerseys, hats and other apparel modeled on what players and coaches wear.
Not only do these guys have to reapply. There are pricing standards thrown in as well.
The league said it will only allow online shops that bought at least $3 million worth of licensed merchandise from Reebok last year to apply to offer the line this year. More traditional stores that also sell online will have to meet a minimum threshold of $2 million in purchases last year.
Howard Faber, one of many online retailers is obviously pissed and said that if the NFL just cut off ALL online retailing with the exception of the NFL then he’d understand, otherwise it’s pretty unfair.
The NFL claims it protecting itself against counterfeiters etc etc but all in all let’s face it. This is a shit economy and locking in certain deals is probably the right thing to do. Then again, isn’t free enterprise and small businesses something that should help boost the economy and not hurt it?
Honestly I don’t really give a shit. I’m just waiting for the AFC and NFC championships.
[Via NY Times]
Drew Brees seems like a good dude. His private life is very low key, thus we don’t see any news about him and his wife. The best thing about them is their activity in charitable works. He and his wife have a Foundation that is dedicated to helping kids in New Orleans.
Brittany and Drew met at Purdue and have a child Baylen, who was born on Drew’s birthday. I know we usually like to dig up dirt and expose people, but sometimes you just have to recognize those who are doing it right. (Cue Drew turning into the next Tiger) Here are some pics of Drew and his wife.. she’s kinda tight…
Everybody and their mothers has had something to say about McGwire’s steroid “apology,” so why not Carlton Fisk?
“That’s a crock,” Fisk said. “There’s a reason they call it performance-enhancing drugs. That’s what it does — performance enhancement. You can be good, but it’s going to make you better. You can be average, but it is going to make you good. If you are below average, it is going to make you average. Some guys who went that route got their five-year, $35 million contracts and now are off into the sunset somewhere. Because once they can’t use (steroids) anymore, they can’t play anymore.
“And steroids, during that time, probably did as much to escalate players’ salaries as did free agency, as did arbitration, and all of that stuff. It did more than just put home runs up on the board or money in the guys’ pocket.”
It’s expected that some of the older players are going to want to call bullshit on McGwire and the rest of the steroid users, but since when did Carlton Fisk become an economist? And don’t you think he’s simplifying things just a little bit?
Anyhow, elsewhere in the article, Fisk arbitrarily subtracts 15-20 home runs per year away from the steroid users, which he seems to think is fair and accurate. And that’s kind of what annoys me about this whole fiasco – Fisk isn’t a doctor, nor are the thousands of self-righteous sports journalists who claim to know what the impact of steroids are. Nobody knows just how much better they make a player, and steroids are going to affect different players in different ways. So a uniform curbing of steroid-inflated numbers doesn’t do anything.
By the way, put them all in the Hall of Fame. Bonds, McGwire, Clemens, etc. All of ‘em.
I’m pissed off. I’m pissed off to no end. This has happened to every fantasy owner on the planet. You have a team that appears to be good and yet you cannot understand why the hell it sucks so badly. For a guy that’s placed top 3, 3 years in fantasy hoops, to be in last place is completely baffling.
The worst part is when you can’t really think of any trades that will help because you’re still under the delusion that your guys are actually good. Let’s face it man. I have a core of Brandon Roy, Monta Ellis, Kevin Garnett, Elton Brand, and Aaron Brooks. I mean that’s gotta produce something no?
Plus I have Dalembert, Iverson, Kirilenko, Shawn Marion, Martell Webster. I give up. Maybe my team does suck but I refuse to believe it’s bad enough to be in last place. I guess I have to accept this fact.
I’m at the point where all I can really do is give up. Or I can do these five things
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Unathletic currently taking bets on how many games Gailey will last with the Bills before getting fired……
Over/Under: 14 Games.
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Crushing Nate Kaeding’s Wikipedia [YepYep]
I’m about ready for Shaq to give it up. Guy aggressively loves himself [With Leather]
Holy Crap, this isn’t sports related but how could I let you miss hot bartenders [Uncoached]
Caught Red Handjobbed.. During a Rays game? Come on [Total Pro Sports]
Kimbo Slice could be back [CamelClutch]
Miss State recruits with the Strip Club [BusterSports]
Damn… I use to like Mike and Mike in the Morning [Busted Coverage]
I had to go with chicks for the last one.. what…. a…. fuggin…. ass [Barstool]
