It's been a minute since I've posted and there has been a lot going on in the sports world, so here are a few things that have been on my mind these past couple weeks... Enjoy good readers
MLBIn baseball there are a few good
story lines going into Major League Baseball's Playoffs, but the one thing that has really had me perplexed was the situation going on with the
Los Angeles Dodgers. The Dodgers have been the team that
noone wants, and it stinks. The
McCourts are involved in divorce court to find out who is going to have custody of the team. It seems in this case a big piece of evidence was how the lawyer that drew up the papers that
separate the
proprieties owned by the
McCourts, went back and changed some of the
verbiage after the documents were signed and notarized. Big Dummy (Fred Sanford voice)... I'm not sure of the official outcome, but it looked like Jaime
McCourt was going to get custody from Frank
McCourt. I hope Frank gets weekends and maybe Thanksgiving at his house...
On top of that
Joe Torre gave the Dodgers the deuces (say bye bye...)
NBAThe season is upon us and it is a joyous occasion. I must say, I love
NBATV because they gave us insight into training camps. As much as I didn't want to, I couldn't help but watch
Miami Heat training camp. Those dudes, led by
Lebron James, were intense in camp.
*Editorial Note... That will be the last time I mention his name, he will now be referred to as 6*Anyway, the vocal and on court leadership of 6 will prove to have a big affect on the Miami Heat this season. It was evident in the preseason game against the Pistons. 6 looked energized and he looked like he was
definitely going to live up to his
twanksta statements. He still needs to get a jumper, but it looks like he will get himself to a place where Mr Wade can get him over the top. Chris Bosh is going to benefit the most as he will be able to score efficiently. I would not be surprised if he has a game going 12-12 from the field, 8 of those buckets being dunks.
Matchup wise they will have problems against the top teams in the league. I honestly don't see them winning a series against the Celtics to even make it to see the
Lakers in the finals. The difference will be
Shaq clogging the middle, and since 6 can't shoot, there will be a repeat of last season. I can go on about this in length, but I will save it for the NBA Preview.
Oh and John Wall is a beast and will be Rookie of the Year...
NFLThe hot news worth noting is
Randy Moss returning to the Minnesota Vikings. I actually think this is a good move for the
Vikes. One of my favorite Florida Gators, Percy
Harvin, will get much space to operate out of the slot. I know the trade won't cure his injuries, but damn, we all have to know that his season will improve. It also helps the
Ageless Wonder because when he gets in trouble he can close his eyes launch the ball down field and there is an 80-20 chance Moss will score.
NCAAFI am not a
Boise St fan,
eventho most of their recruits come from the LA area, shame on me. Boise St plays a good brand of football and they do everything they are supposed to do. I just can't get passed their schedule and how weak their conference is. Part of me wants to see them play for a
BCS Championship only because I want to see them get waxed by an
Ohio St or an
Alabama so we can put an end to all this cupcake schedule should make it talk. Bitter...
BoxingThe much hyped Super Six Middleweight Tournament has been a bust. The first round was good, but after Jermaine Taylor got
KO'd he quit. Allan Green wasn't good enough to stand in for Taylor as he got outclassed by Andre Ward. Mikkel
Kessler sighted injury, but inside circles says he quit. Glen Johnson, another Ageless Wonder, is joining the tournament but
noone cares. Last and sadly,
Andre Dirrell is out of the tournament with
neural issues.
Dirrell is very talented and this blogger wishes him the best of luck in his recovery.
I hope Paul Williams v Sergio Martinez puts a nice end of the year stamp on what was been a crazy boxing calendar year.
- @lostherod is back
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