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53-year old Andy Reid is a great head coach and one of the most respected people in the NFL. And he’s a Giants fan.
Andy Reid: NY Giants' #1 Fan
Well, probably not, but he probably wishes he had the success of the Giants because over the years he just cant seem to get his team from Philadelphia a championship.
Maybe this season with playmaking of MVP QB Mike Vick, and with his 2 new stud corners Nnamdi Asoumugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie the Eagles will finally get that Superbowl Ring.
Interesting observation from this video… Read the rest of this entry »
The sports memorabilia business Fathead Inc., a company owned by Cleveland Cavaliers’ owner Dan Gilbert, offered LeBron James wall graphics online Friday at price reduced from $99.99 to $17.41. Famous traitor Benedict Arnold was born in 1741
Part Owner of the Cleveland Cavs, superstar entertainer Usher Raymond, enjoying himself at a basketball game
Whats the problem with PEDs? Seriously?
Babe Ruth never faced the best pitchers from the Negro League, let alone the star pitchers from DR and around the world. Hank Aaron, 25-time All Star, played on a field in Milwaukee that was 315 ft to Left Field and 315 ft to Right Field.
Times were different, competition was different, of course steroids, the clear, the cream, dust, juice, or dropping squares of Acid may all help increase performance, reduce anxiety, speed up recovery, but they only help great players realize their full potential. The same way well informed training staffs, studying game film, improving workout regimes, encouraging healthier diets also help players – they dont make bad players great. Nobody is putting Bret Boone in the Hall of Fame because of his 3 great years. Bonds and McGwire are legends. Period, no asterisk.
Here’s a classic Nike commercial.
props: The Stabbing Pen
