CanadianChris

Well, if the fact that www.lilyandmarshallselltheirstuff.com is down due to excess web traffic is any indication, the show looks to be in good shape.

Coincidentally, one of my favourite study lunches in the university pub was garlic bread (with cheese) and fries. I probably would've voted for garlic bread if I hadn't nominated corn on the cob.

They pretty much do, considering they can't win the series unless they do win in Boston. Given that the home team is 44-15 in the playoffs so far, I think there's a little bit more to this whole home team dominance thing than you're giving credit for.

I'm shocked that Wilkerson and Mench haven't turned this team around. I just checked to see if firejpricciardi.com is taken. It is.

Top 5 Saturday Night's Main Event matches: 1. Randy Savage vs. Bret Hart (1987) 2. Mr. Perfect vs. Tito Santana, IC title (1990) 3. Rockers vs. Brainbusters (1989) 4. Randy Savage vs. Ted DiBiase (1988) 5. Dream Team vs. British Bulldogs, 2/3 falls, tag titles (1986)

Paul was a good choice. I was considering seeing if he'd drop to me in the fourth round and taking someone other than Clyde, but the way things were going, I really doubted it.

That has to be some of the worst looking garlic bread I've ever seen. Corn on the cob French fries

February 1986: WWF World champion: Hulk Hogan IC champion: Tito Santana Tag champions: Dream Team (Valentine/Beefcake) NWA World champion: Ric Flair US champion: Magnum TA TV champion: Arn Anderson Tag champions: Midnight Express AWA World champion: Stan Hansen Tag champions: Curt Hennig/Scott Hall

Norman - He probably got some sponsors' exemptions. He can still draw crowds, even if he has virtually no shot at contending. Sergio - Bah. I really wanted to see Goydos or Quinney win. Did anyone stick around to watch his interview after the trophy presentation? He basically turned it into a giant Taylor Made advertisment. Although, "First, I want to thank Tiger for not being here" was pretty funny.

There isn't a person alive I love cheering against and am glad to see screw up more than Sergio (except maybe Alexei Yashin, but he's halfway around the world now). I really can't stand the guy.

Like I wouldn't do this. I like the 20-man roster also.

All right, here we go: Elvin Hayes, PF Career highlights: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1990) NBA champion (1978) 3x All-NBA First Team (1975, '77, '79) 3x All-NBA Second Team (1973, '74, '76) 2x All-Defensive Second Team (1974, '75) All-Rookie Team (1969) 12-time All-Star (1969-80) One of 50 Greatest Players in NBA History ('96). I think this is shaping up nicely. Hayes provides a good second scoring option to Wilt, and plays amazing defence.

Yeah, I knew Worthy wasn't getting back to me with two Laker fans in front of me picking twice each. And McHale was my backup, so I'm going to have to think about this for awhile.

Even if I wasn't a Lakers fan, I'd be rooting hard against the Jazz for their fans booing Derek Fisher. You stay classy, Mormons.

If the Falcons win six games, the city should throw them a fucking parade. Can the Falcons pull off a winless season? If any team has a shot, they do, but I think their division just isn't strong enough. All those NFC South teams seem to be capable of losing to anyone at any time.

That one would be solidly in the top 20. Not sure about top 10. I didn't think it was as big a pop as the one at Backlash, so it has to be below that one, at least. I may need to put a lot more thought into this topic.

OK, NOW it's my pick... Walt "Clyde" Frazier, PG Career accomplishments: 15,581 points 4,830 rebounds 5,040 assists Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1987) 2x NBA champion (1970, '73) 4x All-NBA First Team (1970, '72, '74, '75) 2x All-NBA Second Team (1971, '73) 7x All-Defensive First Team (1969-75) 7x NBA All-Star (1970-76) All-Star MVP (1975) NBA All-Rookie Team (1968) One of 50 Greatest Players in NBA History (1996) We'll see if the other guy I was thinking of is still available when it gets back to me. Somehow, I doubt it.

Sorry, I was sure it was my pick. Brain cramp.

You, sir, are a genius.

I heard this morning that there's a widespread cholera outbreak because people are being forced to drink water that's been contaminated by all the dead bodies. Just unimaginably bad.

No apologies necessary. If anything, you're flattering them.

WHOO! Magic number now is 3 -- 2 if I can keep my advantage in run differential.

It's a step up from Sean Avery, at least.

Except that Magic was injured in the third quarter of Game 2 and didn't play for pretty much the rest of the way (and Byron Scott was injured in Game 1 and was out for the series). Not that hard to pick apart a second-string backcourt, even in the championship round. And even so, the games were still quite close.

Lebron is just strugg-a-ling out there. I don't think he's ever shot this poorly in consecutive games.