USC Wuz Robbed!

I don't listen to the radio, so it doesn't affect me.

Which brings me to my original post. Who cares? It's just a Cubs fan whining about the crosstown team's manager getting negative attention. Just have Lou throw his patented tantrums on the field if you want attention on him.

Obviously he doesn't care.

But it's THEIR problem for getting Ozzie on the radio. They know he's volatile. Why do YOU care? Is it your wallet being impacted? It's just you wanting to bash Ozzie once again. I'm sorry, but it's tiresome now. Everyone knows he is a terrible public figure, so you don't have to repeatedly hammer that point home.

This should make for some interesting reading. So... anything?

Get over it. You don't exactly have the most friendly manager either.

Ryan will fuck it up, that's for sure. This seems to be a false ride up to the top for an "unlikable" guy before the inevitable crash. The viewers will, however, get the benefit of strapping in for the ride.

Where was this when Lakers were winning titles?

Why would he ignore me? We don't hate each other (at least I don't think he hates me, if he does, it'd be because I hate Michael Vick and he thinks Vick gets an unfair rap, which I can accept). The only way I'd want to see San Antonio win it all is if it was against Cleveland. I told Cena's Writer I wanted San Antonio over Phoenix because I had thought Phoenix was coming off like whiners all series long, but in reality I just wanted the Bulls to last as long as the final elimination of the round after some "geniuses" here predicted a sweep of the Bulls. In reality, I agree San Antonio has been playing a bit dirty and benefitting from some unfortunate circumstances (the dumb trainer not getting Nash stitched up right away and letting him bleed the Suns out of the game in Game 1, the suspensions which might not have been fair but was indeed correct, etc), so I sort of actually respect Detroit more than I do San Antonio. However, the NBA analysts and other experts has made me really despise Cleveland, just getting to the conference finals on cruise control (now I understand why the Bulls losing the final game of the season messed up their chances) and them acting like Lebron willed them through 10 supremely tough games and growing up to be as playoff tested as someone like Magic or Jordan. So if it's San Antonio/Detroit, I want Detroit. San Antonio/Cleveland? San Antonio. I'm not about to entertain any thoughts of Utah making it past San Antonio because they won't.

Then we'd see guys intentionally try to take it to the nuts.

Ryan does have a MBA which is more than what Michael (who honestly, besides Jim who threw the interview like Bob said, was the best man for the job) could claim. Plus Ryan is the kind of guy who COULD be there for the long haul, being a young guy with a lot of years ahead of him.

If that's true, that's a positive I guess, of Stephanie taking over. Yes she will use the spots to fill with male bodybuilding models who has no business being in the ring, but I'm glad that they are clearing guys who really, at this point, has no reason to hold a spot.... Conway and Ariel nonwithstanding.

As if one good season out of 88 exempts the Sox from "perennial loser" status? No it doesn't. That's my point. There's no reason to get excited anymore about the rivalry. Both teams has sucked at times, it has been a long time since both teams entered interleague play with a winning/good record. Same thing with Bears/Packers. The rivalry is a deep one, but has lost some luster.

I'm a White Sox fan, and beating up perennial losers in the Cubs doesn't mean much to me.

I think RVD could get more over in TNA than Angle did, only because he always had that following. Angle is just "respected" but never a money draw.

I assume that's the new roadblock from enjoying a full-on Jim/Pam relationship on-camera, hiding it from Karen (out of respect to her). Either that or they do a total crapjob on Karen. She's got the new show anyways, so she's not exactly a priority anymore.

Sometimes the show premise changes from one thing to other. Now I don't even see it as a show about Ted finding the one, but rather a show about the group like Ted, Marshall, Lily, Robin and Barney. Of course this is partly why I stopped watching the show, but my wife still watches it, and that's the observation I made.

That's if Michael is still the regional manager then.

I'm not complaining from the perspective of the team. It's just a bad idea to be like "Well Im fine with Chicago. I just want a trade." especially when you have three years on your deal. It's not the Briggs situation where he's been franchised. It's just him wanting to see if other teams love him more than Chicago.

Yeah they already filmed the season finale, so she broke her back at the right time... well not that it's a good thing she did, but in terms of filming the show.

Alex Brown wants to be traded, but in his words, "It's not about that I'm unhappy. I just want to explore other options."... umm how about waiting til your contract expires before doing so?

Ok so we've got three series still going, all at 3-2, but each taking different roads there- It would be funny if the Suns were the second elimination, which is very much possible (as they're the only team down 2-3 heading on the road for Game 6).

Leave poor Orton alone to his booze.

I think the creators felt they had to pay off Season 1's storyline of Ted chasing Robin, to satiate anyone who might have been at least curious about that pairing, and then showing why it wouldn't/didn't work as opposed to keeping them apart and then introducing the eventual mother and leave the fans wondering, "Well what if... Ted got Robin instead?"

But the Jericho issue came when HHH was still trying to find his footing as a main eventer. This is 2007, when he is one of the last recognizable names in WWE and someone with no way of losing power and steam. Why be this insecure still?