If it was the last home game for Deron Williams and Dee Brown, they left an impression.
Sounds like they gave Gene Keady a bunch of crap. Why didn’t they get him a toupee?
Gene and Bruce go way back.
Paul Sullivan thinks E-ramis wants to be a gangster. Or something.
Mark Prior’s only going to throw simulated games for a while. Oh sure, this seems like great news! Will he also be pitching from a wheelchair?
Teddy Greenstein says that the Score is after the Sox. Those two decaying organizations deserve each other.
Mariotti puts down the doughnut to get waaaaay too excited about a request that Sammy and Big Mac testify before a House committee. Calm down there, big boy. It’s not like they can catch him with a pubic hair on a Coke can or anything.
Look how cute this is! Talentless, game show winner Mike Hall thinks ESPN is “promoting” him to ESPN U. Oh, he’s so dumb. It’s precious!
More on the Cubs’ new “simulated” games strategy. Dusty’s pretty sure if they’d won three more simulated games last year, they’d have made the playoffs.
The Wizard of Roz explains, among other things, that Paul Giamatti is the son of Bart Giamatti. I had no idea. I guess now John Dowd will get started investigating how Paul got screwed out of an Oscar nomination for Sideways.
A look at the guy who draws those Korean baseball cartoons that we’re so fond of.
Honestly, I can’t remember to look for games on College Sports TV, how am I going to have any use for ESPN U?
Spanish-yes.com’s Kelly Dwyer on the Eastern Conference. Here’s a preview, he doesn’t come right out and say that it sucks, he just kind of hints at it. And yes, he’s right.
Since the Illini clinched the Big Ten title when Michigan State lost Monday, shouldn’t they have cut down the nets before the game? That would have made things interesting.
It’s like when the Bulls were winning titles and my mom would watch the playoffs and about twelve times a game ask, “Did that go in?” Good luck without the nets, mom.
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Dee Brown was incredible last night. The improvement in his shooting range over last year is stunning. He says there’s only a 10% chance that he’ll go pro, but you have to wonder if his odds of making it in the NBA will ever be better. He’s not going to get any taller, which is the only limitation on the guy’s game.
Two days ago on Steve Dahl’s show he said that, “By the time Ron Santo gets into the Hall of Fame, he’ll have lost so many body parts, that they’ll just dip him in bronze and put him on the dais.”
Instead of bags of flaming dog poo, I suggest trying flaming bags of dog poo. Dog poo itself is hellishly difficult to light, I’ve found, whereas the bag is far more combustible and saves you having to try to scoop up a burning turd.
Dee Brown’s got an interesting choice to make. With Head gone this year, and Williams likely going into the NBA Draft, Dee could play out next year in college and run up some big stats as “the man” at Illinois, and possibly propel himself into the first round of the draft. Of course, there’s also the chance that he won’t do as well when facing constant double teams too.
Next year’s U of I team would consist of him and Augustine–the only other returner with any pt would be Rich McBride. He’d also be expected to handle the point all by himself–I don’t think that’s a recipe for putting up huge numbers.
Hey, we get Brian Randle back, and Warren Carter and the guy who transferred in from ISU. We’ll get Dee some wins.
I’m not saying they’d be bad if Brown came back. I’m saying I don’t see Brown’s stock being improved. Maybe Carter and Randle will be solid–but it’s a huge drop off from Head, Powell, and Williams.
But is it “likely” that Deron Williams is leaving? Last I read, he’s doing what Powell did last year and leaving his options open (declaring but not hiring an agent). He’d bolt if he figured to be a Top 15 pick, what I don’t know is where he stands in early mock NBA drafts.
If the Score gets the Sox, maybe they’ll bring me back to do pre- and post-game. I’ll work for Italian sausage and funnel cakes.
This is off the subject, but I TiVo’d the Comcast show “covering the bases” last night and Gail went on about the Cubs having the National leagues highest payroll and blah blah blah. Although this is true, 16 million of it is going to Sosa, leaving this years Cubs payroll at about 87 million dollars. Last years payroll was a little over 90 million. Leave it to the Tribsters to try and sell us on the “look at all the money we spent” theory and “leading the national league in payroll” crap when actually they did nothing in the offseason to get any better.
Sammy Sosa hit a solo home run in his Orioles Spring Training debut.
It was the only run in the O’s loss to the Marlins.
Welcome to Sosa-land, Baltimore! There’ll be plenty more where that came from!
CCB, does anyone really care what Gail says? I just care if she’s wearing a blouse with three buttons undone.
Good Dose, Andy.
I’m 1-0, bitches…Me and Kid Rock will be tearing it up in Motown this year…
If you use Internet Explorer, hover your mouse over the Sanford and Son photo and read the caption. Trust me.
HST, good point!!
Great Dose, Andy.
Great article, KD!
Andy, great dose. Why must you do this to me? Why not give some love to me and link my article? My stuff is better than anything Jay Marriotti writes.
By the way, did you know that Campbell Brown’s real first name is Esther.
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