I hereby make a motion to add tar and feathering to the punishment. The person would also have to record himself acting like a bird and trying to fly from the tallest building in his hometown. This would add entertainment value to the disciplinary measure.
When we had Bonds, I remembered thinking that 90 wins was disappointing considering that fact that we had the greatest player in the game. Obviously, I always expected too much when I was young. I'm never going to fully get over 2002.
I'd like to think that there will be a real investigation and that it will find that Ohtani did nothing wrong, but yeah, I can totally see MLB investigating this in way that gives all benefits of the doubt to Othani.
It's probably the homer in me, but I think the roster is pretty good. I'll say 88 wins. Man, I remember being a kid and always expecting 100 wins before the start of each season because we had Bonds and because our young pitchers would rise from the minor leagues to become greats (Foppert...
I hope you're right because the Eagles are one of the best teams in the NFL and they will stand in the way of any team that wants to win the Super Bowl. Barkley is a monster and he is a truly special talent.
The three point contest was the best thing. It's weird to have players who aren't currently in the NBA in the dunk contest, but I get it. Many NBA players don't do the dunk contest anymore.
College basketball is a terrible product. It's basically watching each team run down the shot clock and then watching someone throw up a low percentage shot.
There are no guarantees or absolutes in sports. Every game, every series is different. Even if one player or one team is better than the other, it won't be a win every single time.
Mychal Thompson has a good idea. Instead of a game, make it an All Star Dinner. Fans can listen to the players talking about basketball and whatever, and we get to watch them eat.
Maybe have the players go to the host city's best restaurant chain, who will also be the All Star Dinner sponsor.