But I need to know who the scrub on the Cavs’ bench was who, immediately after Lebron knocked down the game-winning three, stood up, made the “count it” motion with his hands, and started walking like a pimp towards the screaming, yelling, insane mass of teammates that was jumping up and down at midcourt.
It was pretty much the most baller move I’ve ever seen in my life. Like this guy all of a sudden had all the answers to every question the world around. Lebron’s trey was nice, but I’ll never forget that pimpin move by the scrub.
Admit it, the spark is gone. You’ve strayed from Fox Sports Northwest on those lonely weeknights, and you haven’t been back to Safeco Field since the opening series. You’re forgetting about the 2009 Mariners, and that’s not okay.
The M’s want you back, and they’ll do whatever it takes to get you. We’re here to help the team reel you, along with the rest of those straying fans, back in with a litany of promotions to get you excited about baseball once again.
Because Felix Hernandez bobblehead night just isn’t enough.
Inebriated Adult Baserunning Contest. Instead of sticking kids in size 16 sneakers and forcing them to run 360 feet while putting on ridiculous clothing item after ridiculous clothing item as fans enjoy the humiliation, why not get two warm-blooded adults plastered and have them do the very same thing? I think we’d all feel better directing our laughter at people our own size, and the entertainment value associated with this could be a hit on YouTube.
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Ryan Leaf was indicted on a number of felony charges today, just proving that life as the ex-quarterbacks coach of West Texas A&M University isn’t as glamorous as we all thought it might be.
To sum it up in the most basic of senses (without all the legal bull), Leaf is in trouble for obtaining prescription drugs without a prescription, for dealing prescription drugs, and for breaking into an apartment to steal prescription drugs. The burglary charge is the one that hurts Leaf the most. Early speculation is that he could be facing three-to-five years in federal prison if convicted of all charges, with the burglary charge carrying the heftiest sentence.
According to the Texas-based reporter who first broke this story, Leaf often met with recently injured players from the West Texas A&M football program and offered to buy the unused portions of painkillers they had been prescribed by doctors. Some players agreed to sell Leaf their drugs, while others did not.
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