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Kendrick Perkins Should be Suspended

The title doesn’t get much more blunt than that. I was planning on taking a week’s vacation from Summer and Main but this issue ruffled my feathers a bit. For the last several seasons I’ve watched Dwight Howard get slammed by every post player in the NBA. The refs let it go, because Howard’s athletic ability [...]

Celtics and Lakers: It’s What The NBA Wants

Let’s be honest, when the Cleveland LeBrons went down to the Celtics in the second round of the ’10 NBA Playoffs, David Stern zoned in on a Lakers-Celtics NBA Finals. Stern loves the big market teams facing off in the Finals and was hoping that Orlando didn’t take down the Celtics for the second year in a row [...]

KTFO – Abner Mares KO’s Carlos Fulgencio

This week’s KTFO is from Abner Mares, who fights on the Showtime undercard Saturday night. The KO comes a little after the 1:40 mark and it’s the first body shot knockout featured at S&M. After getting beaten severely, Carlos Fulgencio takes a beautiful left hook body shot that lays him out. Doug Fischer immediately reacts by saying [...]

Hanley, Oh Hanley

I don’t claim to be an expert on the Florida Marlins. Even though they are in the same division as the Braves, I don’t know about their players as much as I should. I now Dan Uggla, Josh Johnson, Chris Coghlan and their two World Series Championships and I know that Hanley Ramirez is freaking awesome. These [...]

This Sucks.

I really wish I wasn’t writing this, but I’m not in a good place today. Orlando’s loss to the Celtics last night was one of the roughest I’ve ever experienced. The game put me in a funk that I haven’t snapped out of yet. The Celtics controlled 85% of the game last night. By the [...]

It’s Now or Never

You could probably make this relation to any league, but I view the history of the NBA in eras. In the 80′s we had the Magic/Bird era which was ended by the Detroit Bad Boys. That era was obviously followed by the Michael Jordan era (1991-Summer of 1998). That was killed by the implosion of [...]

Worshiping Our Stars

A little over a week ago I visited my parents and asked my father what he thought about Lawrence Taylor’s latest run in with the law. It’s important to note that my father is a die-hard Giants fan who’s first son (me) was born the same year LT was named MVP. My father has worshiped Taylor since [...]

KTFO – Louis KO’s Schmelling

Today marks the birthday of maybe the greatest heavyweight of all time, Joe Louis. In honor of the Brown Bomber, here is his signature victory. A first round knockout in his second fight with Max Schmeling. There is a lot of history to this fight. It is easily one of the most important boxing matches [...]

We Were All Witnesses

There are some moments in life where everyone remembers where they were when it happened. 9/11 is the event that defines that statement, but it’s also true for Obama’s election night, Hurricane Katrina, and the Princess Diana’s death. For me, a lot of those moments relate to the sports world. I remember exactly where I [...]

Backing Up the Talk

So this week all the craze in MLB was the Unwritten Rules of Baseball, most notably, “Thou Shall Not Cross the Pitcher’s Mound While Running Back to the Dugout.” I personally was unaware of the rule, but it did make sense to me. Dallas Braden of course took exception to one Alex Rodriquez crossing his [...]

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