Keyshawn Johnson in his day was labeled a destructive influence in the locker room (as witnessed by his book, "Just Give Me The Damn Ball") pretty much in the same category as TO and Randy Moss of the current generation of NFL players. As usual, the med… more »

Interesting to note as well that the penalty for the pipe is more than double that of the suspected contents in the pipe. To me, this brings up several issues. more »

After an incredible couple of years Boston football, baseball and basketball (finally) produced champions. All was right with the world. And then Tom Brady got injured, Manny got traded and the Celtics...well who knows? more »

So, let me get this straight, the chumps who couldn't hit him because they were mediocre get rewarded, and the guy who is clearly the best player in the league gets punished. It's this pursuit of mediocrity that is ruining America. more »

Rather than condemn, or fluff our feather proclaiming how much better and more civilized we are as a country, why don't we lead by example. Use the stage that has been set in China to open the Chinese citizens' eyes, impress them, inform them, motivate them. more »

I read the news today, oh boy! It was about the super sized confederate flags waving high in the South. It's the nature of things in America that a big brouhaha will develop out of this. Fascinating. I find America's decade long kowtowing to politic… more »

The rivalries were fierce and genuine and played to the hilt, and they brought the buzz to the arena they performed in and grew it exponentially. Sometimes talent wins out, sometime talent gets robbed blind and sometimes talent gets lazy. Occasionally there is even a personality so tremendous that he needs no rival to share the spotlight with…he can carry an entire movement on his shoulders. more »