In honor of this weekend’s NBA All-Star Weekend, including the slam dunk competition, today we’ve got 10 basketball links referencing either the All-Star weekend festivities, dunks, trades, or crazy shots; 6 links from those other sports; and 5 random links:
10 All-Star Weekend -
* Just turn away Yao - Walker Sports
* Midseason report card Hot or Not style - Cuzoogle
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Since we went live on January 22, we’ve learned the blogging ropes, met a lot of cool people, have had a small bit of success, and have hopefully spread some insight and knowledge along the way.
So you have what this season has brought, and now I’ll take you through the top 10 most popular posts (in chronological order) on this site from the year that was 2008:
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This week’s Sports Blog NFL Power Rankings have now been posted by our buddy James over at NE Patriots Draft. Along with James, The Sports Dollar, My Sports Rumors, World of Isaac, and our site have ranked all 32 NFL teams.
After their wild 41-37 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles (last week’s #3 team), the Dallas Cowboys are again the unanimous #1 selection. Pittsburgh is again #2, but there definitely has been some shuffling beyond the #2 spot. Find out where your favorite NFL team ranks this week: Sports Blog NFL Power Rankings.
In the mean time, here are our rankings for the Sports Blog NFL Power Rankings. Unlike, the other individual sites, we have multiple opinions combining to form our rankings as each of our four writers rank the teams, which combined form The Blue Workhorse NFL Power Rankings: Week Two.
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The Sports Blog NFL Power Rankings are back.
The compiled Week 0 rankings from NE Patriots Draft, The Sports Dollar, My Sports Rumors, World of Isaac, and our site can be found over at our buddy James’s site NE Patriots Draft.
However, here is our rankings for the Sports Blog NFL Power Rankings, and each of our four individual writers rankings, which combined form The Blue Workhorse NFL Power Rankings: Week Zero.
Below the rankings, we have also given some short notes on each of the 32 NFL teams, so check out what quick observations we have made about your favorite team(s) as they prepare for their first regular season game in the upcoming week.
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The first step in planning your own sports vacation trip is deciding to go, but then after that you’ve got to try to figure out where you would like to go.
Washington D.C.? Chicago? Boston? Dallas? New York? Detroit? Los Angeles? There are several historic sports cities you could potentially choose.
Our goal through the usage of this 6 part “Planning Your Sports Vacation” series is to help you get the most out of your sports vacation!!
And choosing the right destination is the first step. While this may seem like the easiest choice in your trip planning, there are actually several things to consider.
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In an unthinkable move, the Green Bay Packers have granted Brett Favre his release — a move general manager Ted Thompson just recently claimed the team would not do. Why the change of heart from the organization?
The Packers agreed to conditionally release Favre. The iron man quarterback’s release from the team he has spent 16 years with was contingent upon conditions set forth by Green Bay.
The main condition of the release was the list of possible destinations for Favre. The list included 15 teams, none of which had a winning record last season. Not included were any of Green Bay’s NFC North rivals or teams that would be considered favorites to compete for the NFC title this season.
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At one point, I might have married Brett Favre.
Not that I am averse to the female gender, but, instead, why would I not want to spend the rest of my life with one of the most exciting NFL players and seemingly coolest guy ever?
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The Atlanta Falcons have released Joey Harrington, the third overall pick from the 2002 draft who starred at the University of Oregon prior to learning that football isn’t easy. Coming off a season in which he threw for 2,215 yards, 7 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions in 12 games (including 10 starts), Harrington will be forced to seek for a new team for the fourth consecutive off-season.
Harrington and #1 overall pick David Carr are the posterboys for what is likely one of the poorest quarterback classes in NFL Draft history. Along with Harrington and Carr, Patrick Ramsey also fits the bill as a first round draft bust from the 2002 draft class.
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