Madden NFL 09 Giants Vs Patriots (Pre-Beta)
May 31, 2008
Madden NFL 09 Giants vs Patriots-The first quarter of a Superbowl rematch from a pre-beta build.
Par 5: U.S. Collegiate
May 31, 2008
This week Asher Wildman and Ron Balicki wrap up the U.S. Collegiate from Alpharetta, Georgia. For more of the Golfweek take, visit www.Golfweek.com
Kenny Perry’s Birdie #12 Par 3 Memorial 2008
May 31, 2008
Kenny Perry’s nice shot form the first round of the 2008 Memorial.
Tiger Woods - The Eyes Have It… Tiger Takes Shot To Eye
May 31, 2008
Tiger gets mud in his eye during the 2008 Doral.
Red Wings @ Stars 5/19/08 Game 6
May 31, 2008
Detroit Red Wings @ Dallas Stars 5/19/08 Game 6
Fantasy: Week 10 Hitting Planner
May 31, 2008
http://www.CBSSports.com David Gonos joins Amber Wilson to talk about some hot-hitting AL rookies and more as you set your lineups.
NBA Highlights From May 30th
May 31, 2008
Visit http://www.nba.com/video for more highlights. NBA highlights from Might 30th, 2008.
The Ice Sheet: 7 Ways to Deal with Poor Playoff Scheduling
May 30, 2008
Filed under: General NHL, Wings, NHL Videos
Every day from Monday to Saturday, The Ice Sheet will take a look at the biggest stories in the league that happened on the ice and elsewhere the night before.
Thanks to the NHL scheduling gurus, we’re stuck with one of the longest Stanley Cup Finals ever. If it goes the full seven games, it will have been played over three weekends. Yeesh. If you’re like me and Henrik Zetterberg (pictured, above right), you’re probably bored out of your mind right now. We’re sitting here smack in the middle of the pinnacle of hockey season and the Finals are just getting drawn out more than the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Sure it heightens the suspense but it gets to the point where enough is enough! So, to help those of you out there like me, here are 10 ways to pass the time given to us by poor playoff scheduling.
1. Take out your frustrations on something inanimate. Sure, there’s something inherently wrong and creepy about making a mannequin of your least favorite opposing player but it sure beats, you know, going to jail for actually hanging them. While I can’t get behind this kind of shenanigans, what I can get behind is keeping hockey fans out of jail.
2. Create an off-season manifesto for your favorite team. If you’re like 90% of the population, you either don’t care about hockey or your team has already been knocked out. Assuming that you are the latter, why not compose a thesis paper to send to your local GM detailing the proper course of action this summer? They’ve got nothing superior to do and neither do you!
3. Blog. I think this one should be pretty obvious. It’s what thousands of people who have no lives and are bored to tears do — share their misery with others! As you can see, this worked for me.
4. Petition your local government official. These days, it seems like politicians are sticking their hands in every sports related matter. The Mitchell Report. Spygate. Heck, soon they’ll be the ones implementing instant replay in baseball. And why not? The country has gone stagnant and they haven’t got much else to do. So you, intuitive reader, can tell them what cookie jar to stick their hand in next! There’s nothing like influencing a bit of history and news.
5. Spend time with your family and/or friends. Remember all those people you neglected during the winter? Yeah, they probably don’t remember you either. At the very least they aren’t fond of you anymore, but what the heck. Give social situations another shot. You’ve got the time.
6. Get to know your local teenager. No, not the kids hanging out at the mall. I’m speaking about this year’s draft class. It’s not too late to brush up your on your draft knowledge. You’ll impress your friends while getting depressed that 18-year olds are going to be entitled to more money than you have made in the last ten years. Nothing like a good dose of harsh reality.
7. Start lobbying potential UFAs. This one is easy and effective if you’re a smooth talker. First, figure out which of this summer’s potential unrestricted free agents would suit your favorite team best. Second, find out their phone number. Then, let the negotiating begin. You’ll be just like a college football booster minus all the NCAA rules violations!
What you should be reading:
- It’s never too early for next year’s Stanley Cup odds! The Islanders are 75 to 1? That’s it?! [ Japer’s Rink ]
- Hockey in Kansas City. It’s happening next year as a matter of fact. Somewhere Jim Balsillie is cursing loudly. [ The Good Doctor Mirtle ]
- Sid the Kid is ready for the spotlight. [ EMac’s Sporting Blog ]
- On the Wings is all over, on, around and in the general vicinity of Game Three. [ On the Wings Blog ]
- The Penguins are back in it? Not so fast, says Bruce Ciskie. [ The Ciskie Blog ]
- Sleek is hitting the campaign trail for his entry in Puck Daddy’s name the Chris Pronger Hockey Reference.com page contest naming thingy. [ Battle of California ]
The You-knew-it-was-coming-Tube
In keeping with tradition of the Friday Tube-age, we’ve got another musical guest. It’s almost June and that means the summer is now upon us. To bring in the warm months, here’s an essential summer song — Doin’ Time by Sublime.
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Madden NFL 09 “New Ballcarrier” Trailer
May 30, 2008
PS3,Xbox 360 on display product not finished
Hate To Be Rude: Jack Nicklaus
May 30, 2008
Jeff Rude went hunting and bagged a huge one, the Golden Bear himself. Let’s get down to business, who does Jack think is superior?
