Michael McDonald Opens The NBA Finals
The NBA Finals started Tuesday night with Michael McDonald crooning the National Anthem. McDonald makes me think of What’s Happening, tape bootleggers, indecipherable lyrics, and James Ingram.
The NBA Finals started Tuesday night with Michael McDonald crooning the National Anthem. McDonald makes me think of What’s Happening, tape bootleggers, indecipherable lyrics, and James Ingram.
The NFL lockout is still one giant snooze. Time for you to go back to school.
In case you missed it during Game 1 of the NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals on Sunday night, Chicago Bulls forward Taj Gibson climbed the stairway to heaven on Dwyane Wade. HAVE SOME!
Song sung blue, everybody knows one. Sixers are down 3-0 to the Miami Heat in the first round of the NBA playoffs after a 100-94 loss tonight. This does not make my 87-year-old grandmother or myself very happy.
I felt compelled to ask this question after listening to a radio show where one of the co-host said, “who watches the slam dunk contest?” Well Buster, apparently over eight million people did on Saturday night according to Nielsen.
When we last checked in with Kathy Anderson, she was longing for everyone’s favorite right-handed pitcher and former Toronto Blue Jay, Roy Halladay.
Green Bay received help from two unlikely sources in their 21-16 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Running back James Starks set a Packer rookie playoff record with 123 yards. Meanwhile, Philly’s normally reliable kicker David Akers missed a pair of field goals (34 & 41 yarders).
Ted Williams, a homeless man, says he has a great voice…and he does. The Columbus Dispatch discovered Williams, who was holding a sign touting his golden voice. It’s so good that he was recently offered voice work and a home reportedly by the Cleveland Cavaliers. Clearly, the NFL […]
Earlier in the week, Michael Vick made news by publicly saying he wanted to own a dog again someday. While this drew the ire of some (looking at you Skip Bayless), Vick seemingly views this as a part of his rehabilitation. Another part? The wonderful world of commercials.
Yes, I’m day late. However, since the wrecking ball used on the Philadelphia Spectrum has the strength of a pea shooter, I figured there was still more than ample opportunity to pay my respects. Missing from this countdown? The Dr.J cradle dunk on Michael Cooper. Simply put, an […]