Brett Favre

Fuck Bruce Bowen.

You're lucky you have something to watch. There's honestly nothing on.

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Its funny when you pass out on a rooftop, and they still take your shoes.

Allen Iguodala.

Crazy ass play in the Steeler/Bronco game. Wards dives into the endzone for the TD, and Lynch forces the fumble RIGHT before he gets to the goaline. It looks ten times better than how I just explained it.

Jump shot complete with follow through. I guess they got upset that he showed better form than most of the Knicks. Oooo good one!!

I did that shit with Carr in Madden 07 (getting into the endzone, get stopped mid-air but still strong enough to get through). He's nice.

Yeah I yelled out "what a slut". She is a slut.

I've always wanted to see that.

Went to the Knick game, and obviously a disappointing result. Great moment though right before the 3rd quarter ended when Nate hit that three to cut the lead to one. But we didn't do much in the 4th. Francis had a great game, and I don't know what's going on with Frye. Marbury and Crawford need to step it up too.

I thought it was a foul too, but on the replays it looked clean. Lewis and Allen are nasty, but it won't be enough. Don't even get me started on Kobe. Him and his fake ass smiles.

They're slowly becoming the Phoenix Knicks.

Jeter won't be denied. I'm not exactly watching every 2nd baseman in the league, but if Cano was healthy the whole year, I think he'd have a shot.

I hope so. But the name of the rule isn't encouraging. "Zero Tolerance Policy". Jeez.

No, the rule is for showing some type of emotion, or as they call it "showing up the ref". There's a difference between bitching for 30-40 seconds, and just going like "AAH" for like a second or two, and getting whistled. And that's what's happening.

Rasheed is a different case. But if you ever played organized ball, and if you're a competitive person, it's tough to hold in emotions in a case where you thought you didn't foul. And it's not like the referees are flawless. That 99% of the fouls calls being legit is bull. Everyone knows the refs have this superstar rule, and home court advantage shit, and all this other junk that they do to make the game close or whatever. They miss calls too; and just because you think they get them right doesn't make the rule any better.

That's not the rule though. If you show any sign of emotion they might give you a tech. It happened to Channing freaking Frye. And Nocioni in the Bull game, I think Charles mentioned it. Nocioni had like a "WHAAT" reaction, because he didn't expect a foul to be called and reacted like any intense competitor would, and he got a tech, even after trying to hold back a split second aftewards. The rule is stupid.

The rule is stupid. You can't show emotion over a call, and that's tough as hell. If someone gets called for a foul in a crucial part of the game, is he supposed to stay stoned face and be ok about the call? It's a horrible rule, and Stern is getting worse and worse each day.

That's like getting fined for wearing a jacket on the sidelines.

(5.5) Atlanta at Detroit Cincinnati at Baltimore (3.5) (3.5) Dallas at Washington Green Bay at Buffalo (3.5) Houston at N.Y. Giants (13.5) Kansas City at St. Louis (2.5) Miami at Chicago (13.5) (1.5) New Orleans at Tampa Bay Tennessee at Jacksonville (9.5) (5.5) Minnesota at San Francisco Cleveland at San Diego (12.5) Denver at Pittsburgh (2.5) I am not making this up. Indianapolis at New England (3.5) Oakland at Seattle (7.5) The Saints will score 20 points.

Jeter is just too damn good.

I had mad shit to complain about the Knicks and the fucking refs, but a win is a win. Too exhausted to mention anything else. Got the W.

I know Yankee fans want to trade Sheff for him, but that's wishful thinking.

I think Webber and Randolph both had the same surgery.