This is harder than Martian calculus.
Athletes have been using Twitter to give away tickets for the better part of 2009. Shaq is infamous for “Twitter tag,” and Paul Pierce had a fairly simple ticket-winning procedure.
So what on Earth is Lamar Odom doing?
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And now we go from the long slog to the, uh, shorter slog. Continue reading
I’ve always loved previews, especially ones that require me to forecast months and months of the future with some research and instinct. Continue reading
I’ve always loved previews, especially ones that require me to forecast months and months of the future with some research and instinct. Continue reading
I dare you not to choke up a little bit watching the amateur video E:60 dug up from Chris Paul’s 61-point tribute to his grandfather. And I dare you not to like him at least a little more after watching that.
Also, could someone please get me CP3′s or LeBron’s Xbox Live gamertag? Thanks and maybe more will be in store for you if you do.
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The Wednesday after baseball’s All-Star Game is the quietest day in American sports, really the only one that doesn’t have a substantive event from the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, the PGA Tour, or NASCAR.
So little things, like James Posey signing with the New Orleans Hornets, make big news. (And, as a newly minted Hornets fan, I’m paying more attention to this than most.)
John Hollinger isn’t a fan of the move. I am. Continue reading
The NBA, according to ESPN.com, will be instituting some as-yet-undetermined system of fines next season to discourage the practice of flopping.
Don’t expect it to make much difference. Continue reading
It was brought to my attention that there’s apparently a version of the NBA’s “There Can Only Be One” commercials with Antawn Jamison and Ben Wallace doing the Face/Off pose. Sad? Sure.
But you haven’t seen the other ones. Continue reading
