Cheerleader
Survivor
This year along with our other fun news and information we are going to start a
new contest. Cheerleader survivor. Throughout the NFL Season you will pick your
favorite cheerleader from each squad and in the playoffs we will crown our NFL
Cheerleader of the year...more
Ben Gordon continues to be lost in limbo as training
camp approaches. The Bulls will likely sign him to a one year tender offer
but he doesn’t want to sign with them and would like to be traded to a team
like the Heat. There have been discussions but if that leads anywhere is up
to the Heat/Bulls to decide.
As mentioned last week in this article, the free
agents that are getting signed right now are the guys that are restricted
free agents that would fit best with the team they have been with. ...
more
Sports betting is an extremely fun activity if you know who’s who in the
sports world. There are many types of betting involved, which makes watching
sports turn into a
casino like environment at home because of the stakes involved. In the
United Kingdom, this has been a traditional cultural past time making the
world’s most popular sport, football / soccer the game of choice to bet on.
Research the games, and check out the stats before you play, here on
SportzNutz.com.
Ever since
I turned, ugh, well, let’s just say I’m a mature woman; I have had to deal
with sudden irrational feelings and the out of body experience as I feel my
body turn into a puddle of sweat.
This passage in a woman’s life is apparently, mandatory. But by god if I
could bypass it I would.
It’s not fun on anyone within a 20 foot radius of Ms. Sweaty.
I chuckle when I recall a hilarious episode of, All in the Family, or as I
always refer to it, the Archie Bunker show....
more
Internet
and Sports Gambling
Sports gambling has become increasingly popular over the past
few years. With the soaring popularity of online gambling as well as online
betting, sports betting has never been easier, or more straightforward. All you
need is the internet. The internet allows gambling on many different levels from
playing games like roulette and blackjack, to betting on your favorite sport.
With so many places to bet and gamble on the internet you are sure to find
something to suit you individual needs.
The 19th Hole: An Inspired
Performance
Jim Furyk carries himself with a quiet
intensity. He is a driven, consistent,
excellent player who has proven his
meddle over the course of his career.
When he clinched the Ryder Cup for the
United States on Sunday, though, Furyk
became emotionally effusive. In
speaking with NBC Sports about what it
meant to be the man to clinch the first
USA victory in nine years and three
tries, Furyk choked up with tears. He
said that he knew he would even after
having several minutes to celebrate and
appreciate the moment with his team and
the fans. After having been pasted in
each of the last three cups – and being
in the losing match in 2002 – Furyk was
overwhelmed to regain the Ryder Cup....
more
Full
Court Press Ray Allen had a season long homecoming, the former University of
Connecticut star returned to the New England area in a June draft night
trade. Allen's mother and stepfather meanwhile have been battling for
over 5 years to bring justice to the man who attempted to murder his
stepfather. This is their story...
Watch
As with sports
gambling,
casino games require some skill in the art of the bet. If you are interested
in reading about some of Europe’s finest online casino’s or just interested in
the industry itself, casino.co.uk has some of the best, most update industry
news for Europe.
Bonus offers, instant flash casinos, and strategies are some of the offering
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Quick Hits
MLB
Insider
By: Althea Pashman
MLB Insider: Remembering September 11th, 2001…
Off to the Races As I sit before my computer and type away, the
events of this day, September 11th, 2001 are just as clear in my
mind as they were seven years ago.
I
can remember everything that I did on that morning – where I was, exactly
what I was doing.
I also remember oh so clearly
various workers being called to the phone and seeing the shock on their
face, the tears flowing and that heartbreak look as they fled work to head
home...
more
The
Armchair Quarterback
By: Hezron Joseph
The
Armchair QB: Can’t College Football Have A Little Fun?
In this
installment of the Armchair Quarterback, I will offer my opinion on the
Brigham Young-Washington game, Ohio State’s lackluster 26-14 win over Ohio
and, why the label “BCS Buster” should not be used.... more
NHL
Insider
By: Althea Pashman
Winter Classic ’09… Kontinental
Hockey League… Coaching Carousel Gray Skies, icy cold temperatures and snow didn’t stop well over 70,000
fans pack the outdoor elements at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, New York
for the first NHL Winter Classic last New Year’s Day.
The success of the event for the
businesses in and around the city of Orchard Park, New York provided the NHL
with plenty of ammunition to make this event an annual one. With that,
after many months the NHL on July 22nd announced that there would
be a Winter Classic II to be held at Wrigley Stadium in Chicago...
more
Upon
Further Review
By: Matt Yoder
Upon Further Review:
2008 Predictions Welcome to the latest edition of "Upon Further Review" as
this is my final warm-up before the regular season starts and my
last chance to get into mid-season form.
The
preseason has come and gone. Yes, I know there is still one more preseason
game left to play for everyone but let's be serious here... this game is
less than a preseason game, it’s strictly a glorified scrimmage. So, with
that in mind I will give you all my predictions for the year...
more
Speaking
of Sports
By: Ted Fleming
Speaking of Sports: TRS: The Real
Story Behind the Garza-Navarro Meeting The Tampa Bay Sports Net has in its possession the
conversations between Rays’ pitcher Matt Garza and catcher Dioner Navarro on
the mound, when Garza got a close-up look at what Navarro wears on his face,
in the dugout when they met again and in the runway leading to the visitor’s
clubhouse.
Without anyone’s knowledge, a
miniature microphone was cleverly embedded in the catcher's mask padding and
every word was heard across the Gulf of Mexico (when you are in an area
loaded with 1,000-5,000 watt radio stations, you know you can hear them
further out in the water to the west than you do over land to the east).
So without further adieu, TBSN brings
you the complete blow-by-blow from start to finish.
Thinking
Out Loud By: Ted Fleming, Tampa Bay Sports Net
Thinking Out Loud: Going To Hell In
a Handbasket Almost a month ago I penned a piece about the entertainment at Tropicana
Field – (Rays Missing a Beat on In-house Fun) - and how the departure of
John Franzone, a.k.a John the Maestro, has left a huge void inside the
stadium.
Having been inside the House of the Tilted Roof this entire homestand, there
has been something else that has been gnawing at me but I just couldn't put
my finger on it until Sunday's homestand finale with the White Sox....
more
Thinking
Out Loud
By: Ted Fleming, Tampa Bay Sports Net
Thinking Out Loud: The Wacky World
of the Steinbrenner’s
Answer me this? How am I to explain
Hank Steinbrenner to my grandchildren?
It's bad enough that I raised a son
who became a Yankee fan - it was a Mets' household until I moved to Florida
to join BaysBall Nation, and the so-called smart one of the twins went to
the dark side (of New York blue) - but what's up with the new mouth of the
north?
It appears for all all intents and
purposes the little Hankie has all of his father's mouth but not the sense
of his brother Hal, the Quiet Man, a dozen years his junior.
Not one month into the season the
team's co-chairman effectively called his new manager an idiot....
more
A
Fan Speaks Out By: Darrell Horwitz
“The Heckler” on a Fan Speaks Out: Ben Wallace and Aaron Gray Interview And the man in the
middle is Ben Wallace and Aaron Gray. So far Wallace is not playing like the
guy who cost the team $60 million to pry him away from Detroit. Gray, while
looking like a possible option in the pre-season, has does nothing but
gather splinters since the season started. In this interview, Wallace
comments on the teams’ chances to make the finals and what he did to improve
in the off-season. Gray explains the difference in the pro game compared to
college and if he regrets staying an extra year in college....
more
NFL Power
Rankings: Final 2007 Regular Season Rankings
Really right now, it's New England's world and we’re just
living in it. Someone may knock them off, but until they do, we all bow down
to the kings of the NFL. They either stomp you, or you can play a perfect
game against them as the Giants did and they come from behind if necessary.
Either way, they win...more
The NBA and Anschutz Entertainment Group will announce today plans to design and operate at least a dozen arenas in China, extending the league's presence in its largest foreign market.
Damarcus Beasley scored twice in the first half as the United States men's national team routed Cuba 6-1 at RFK Stadium in Washington to clinch a berth in the final round of World Cup qualifying for the CONCACAF region.
In this Sept. 14, 2008 photo, Cleveland Browns tight end Kellen Winslow watches from the sidelines during an NFL football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Cleveland.
There are more
questions than answers in this
NFL season. So on top of
previews and predictions for
every NFL game, we are also
going to devote this Gamecenter
edition to some of the questions
we have been asking ourselves...
NFL
Game Predictor NFL Week 6
We enter week 6 and the predictor has some upstarts continuing to
surprise as the predictor has the Dolphins winning again down in
Houston, and the Redskins continuing their run. However we don't look
for Atlanta to surprise the Bears as no rookie should have to face that
defense....more
NFL
Power Rankings Week
6
This is how upside down this season is, the Cardinals are in first
place. The Bills are in first place as well as the Titans. The Giants
were expected to be good, but not this good, so far they look like the
Patriots from last year. The Redskins are hot on their heels and seem to
be getting stronger every week....more
The Season Begins, Reports for all 32
teams and optimism and pessimism abound throughout the league.
The season opens this week and along with that a ton of new features on
SportzNutz.com. We have reports on all 32 teams, division by division reports,
and lots more this week to cover....more
Three years ago, the
Houston Rockets teamed up
superstars Tracy McGrady and Yao Ming, with nary a single series win to show for
it so far. Apparently brass has decided that they need a third superstar to make
the next step to join the elite teams, enter Ron Artest.
Houston has reached a deal with the Kings for the moody forward, sending Donte
Greene, Bobby Jackson and a first-round draft choice to Sacramento. The trade
can't be official until August 14th due to a league rule the prevents players
from being traded within 30 days of signing a contract (which Greene did
mid-July), but Houston fans are already abuzz at Artest's impending arrival...more
Off-season Player Movement and the NHL and the Kontinental League Brouhaha
Continues
The off-season is moving along with players changing teams and
this year, the NFL even gets a controversy. Last Friday the IIHF jumped into the
player-transfer dispute between the NHL and the Kontinental League by suspending
six players from international competition until their contract controversies
are resolved...more
Richie Sexson of the woeful Seattle Mariners is simply the latest example of the
silliness of Major League Baseball's love affair with high-priced superstars
whose production is pathetic.
Pity the Seattle Mariners, whose 37-58 record through Sunday (7-13-08) in the
American League West Division was tied for the second worst in the majors, a
whopping 20 games BEHIND the league-leading Los Angeles Angels at Anaheim, who
are 57-38...more
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Features
Is
Tiger Woods Cheating? By: Rafael
Moret
Recently Tiger has been roaring, dominating the PGA as if he was invincible.
First it was the British Open, then the Buick Open followed by the PGA
Championship , The Bridgestone Invitational and finally the Deutsche Bank
Championship . What's going on here? Where is every one else? It's not as if
Tiger is first and the same other guy is second every week. It's always someone
new. So what is it?...more
There are many types of online
gaming that are currently very popular all around the world. We are
going to be going over them one at a time so you can learn all about
them. The first one we will cover is roulette.
Learn about the
history of roulette
NBA Age Limit - A Blessing in
Disguise
The 2007 NBA draft class was the most hyped and highly covered
of any draft class in the last five years and maybe even this
decade - and 9 of the 10 first picks were still teenagers.
Something very profound has occurred in the NBA in the past two
years due in large part to the new rule that disallows any high
school student from entering the NBA draft until they are 19
years old...more
The
Savant
It's time to make it legal Steroids,
Doping, Gambling, Dog Fighting,
and everything else. American
sports fans have lived through a
few months of hell and some of
it needs to be fixed. How to do
that? Legalize it.
A few weeks ago we talked about the case against Michael Vick.
Since then, sports in general have suffered through some of the
worst scandals in the shortest time. Point shaving, dog
fighting, blood doping, its an epidemic at this point and its
time someone does something.
MLB
Insider
The
Armchair Quarterback
Upon
Further Review
Week
6
In
The Stands