Previous Posts A-Rod Called A-Hole, Gets A-Shaft A Shot Falls In Raider Nation Running With The Pacman Ranger Rogered Dodgin' The Draft '08 Gumbelicious Pacman Fever Brian Griese To Bucs For Undisclosed Reason Eli's Coming: The Super Bowl XVII Timeline LT Time NFL DRAFT TIMELINES: 2007: Brady Quinn goes into lockdown. 2006: Reggie becomes New Orleans' favorite Bush. 2005: Funny nicknames and falling QBs. 2004: The Great Manning controversy. 2003: The Bengals remain on the clock. 2002: David Carr's biomechanics are questioned. 2001: Ryan Leaf makes Michael Vick a Falcon. 2000: Janikowski, baby. 1999: The Saints give it all for Ricky. Even funnier in retrospect, eh?		We Are All Made Of All-Stars Checking out Yahoo, they've got an article on this week's baseball All-Star Game, and how the ratings for it are going to be awful. The article begins... "When the American and National League face off in Tuesday's Major League Baseball All-Star Game in New York, there will be fewer people watching than there were the last time Yankee Stadium was the host in 1977." Let me get this straight, the All-Star Game is such a failure that they can write about the disappointing rating of the broadcast two full days before the game is played? Wow. That's pretty impressive, Yahoo Nostradamus. I felt pretty good because I was able to predict that "Meet Dave" was going to suck, but that's even better. Labels: MLB posted by Reid @ 2:57 AM  0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home
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