With Halloween upon us, I'll bet you're busy thinking about what kind of costume to wear. Well, I've done a little bit of homework as to what some of our favorite (and not-so favorite) figures in the world of sports are dressing up as...
Maybe you'll find some inspiration....
With Halloween upon us, I'll bet you're busy thinking about what kind of costume to wear. Well, I've done a little bit of homework as to what some of our favorite (and not-so favorite) figures in the world of sports are dressing up as...
Maybe you'll find some inspiration....
Remember the film Independence Day? When those huge, alien spaceships strategically position themselves over various U.S. and international cities?
That's the imagery that comes to mind when I saw ESPN's latest city/regional-centric website branch - ESPN Dallas.
All that's missing is Will Smith shouting, "ahhhh helllll naaaaawwww!"...
Is it just me, or is Kobe Bryant everywhere?
Aside from the Lakers' quest for a 15th NBA Championship, Kobe's been on Sesame Street, 'did work' in a Spike Lee joint, been puppet-ized for Nike and was the subject of a Lil' Wayne tribute jam.
And while he may have lost his place on Mickael Pietrus' feet, Kobe has been named as the cover athlete for 2K Sports NBA 2K10....
After LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers lost Game Six of the Eastern Conference Finals, James left the court, leaving the Orlando Magic to celebrate their accomplishment. No handshakes, no hugs.
But it was refreshing to see a player so emotionally wrapped up in his team's failure to meet great expectations, that he couldn't do anything else except leave....
Steve Turney hates prima donnas with a passion.
And he's placing the blame on NBA commissioner David Stern, the man who has allowed the NBA to spiral out of control into a glorified chest-beating spectacle with an abundance of expletive-laced trash-talking with little to no consequences for unsportsmanlike acts....
T.O., great grammar and a couple of guys without last names highlight today's sports headlines.
Anthony May breaks down the headlines -- and the headline writing -- in the latest edition of "Leading Off"...
Just when you thought St. Patrick's Day was over, the NBA scores a slam-dunk with its first ever NBA 'Green Week'. But there was no leprechauns to be found, not even Earl Boykins.
This is a well-thought out program by the NBA. The NBA Green Initiative was conceived after the NBA partnered with the Natural Resources Defense Council. From April 2-10, the Denver Nuggets, Charlotte Bobcats, and Chicago Bulls will wear green-colored uniforms and showcase taupe-colored warm-up shirts made from 100 percent organic cotton....
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