
In a new book that looks at the
Dallas Cowboys of the 90's entitled
Boys Will be Boys: The Glory Days and Party Nights of the Dallas Cowboys Dynasty,
author
Jeff Pearlman dishes the dirt on a variety of topics, none more disturbing than
Charles Haley. Not sure which is scarier: (1) that
Haley liked to rub one out in team meatings; (2) once responded to a coach telling him to sit on a chair properly by leaving the room, wiping his rear with toilet paper and coming back and throwing it at the coach or (3) called on a teammate to turn around only to have his erect crank sitting on the desk in a meeting. Of course, this can only mean one thing: I ordered the book at
amazon.ca...
Kobe Bryant told
Jim Rome that winning the
Olympic gold is bigger and better than winning the
NBA Championship. Good for him...missed in yesterday's technical issue: another record in this
Yankee season gone wrong.
A-Rod has hit 35 or more homers in 12 years now, tying a record by some guy named "Babe". Also impressive is that
Ichiro has had
200+ hits 8 years in a row now...the
CFL lost a legend yesterday, as
Ron Lancaster passed away after a battle with cancer...
Curt Schilling teed off on Manny Ramirez, calling his behavior while with
Boston disrespectful to teammates and manager
Tito Francona. You know what else is disrespectful,
Schilling? Speaking for other people when they haven't asked you to. You're done. Walk away, and write your book. I think he's rapidly ascending to my list of
Athletes I Hate which, in no order, includes
Brett Favre,
Vince Carter, and
Deco...not sure what the cowbells are about in the stands at the
Trop in
Tampa, but can see that trend getting real annoying to visiting players...figure this. In the first two weeks of this season, with both games played in great weather, the
New York Jets have run the ball 49.5% of the time. So with
Favre, they're 50-50 run-pass, essentially, and with
Chad Pennington and
Kellen Clemens over a full season last year, they were 56-44 pass...only two teams in the salary cap era have made the
NFL playoffs after 0-3 starts, so a big weekend for the likes of
San Diego,
Jacksonville and
Minnesota, who were all highly hyped coming in. 8 teams made it last year after starting 1-1...the 2009 baseball schedule is out and if the
World Series goes to seven games, it'll be played November 5th. Not a good idea...
Julian de Guzman as
Toronto FC's designated player under the
"David Beckham" Rule? Me likes!...another
Ryder Cup gets off today and as usual, the
U.S. should be out of it by about noon...and hey, whatever happened to
Ted Arcidi?...have a great Friday.
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