#NeverForget
The Dumpster
At least we know where he got his gimmick from.
Ken Raper
Um...that's an unfortunate last name.
American Males
"Where you guys from?"
"America..."
"Perfect, we have a name for you!"
Oz
Swag out the ass.
Thứ Sáu, 7 tháng 11, 2014
The San Antonio Express-News reports the city will attempt to sell the team on relocating to Texas.
The Oakland Raiders need a new home, and San Antonio is ready to present their case.
The San Antonio Express-News reports "governmental and civic leaders headed by former Mayor Henry Cisneros" will travel to the Bay Area Friday to give the Oakland-based team their best sales pitch.
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The A's have signed a 10-year deal at the Coliseum while they work out their battles for rights to market space with the San Francisco Giants. If the Raiders do decide to build a new stadium on the land that currently houses O.co Coliseum, the A's would also have to find a new home.
The San Antonio Express-News reports the Raiders have visited the Alamodome and "have deemed [it] as an NFL-ready facility."
Richard Perez, head of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce said in September: "They've seen the crowds, they've seen the tailgating, they have seen the operations and they have been completely taken aback at how well everything is run."
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The Raiders ranked last in fan attendance during the 2013 season, with an average 50,000 attendees. Average stadium capacity was 80%.
He has represented the brand since 2011.
ESPN reports Nike has dropped Vikings running back Adrian Peterson as a sponsor.
Nike had suspended his sponsorship in September. At the time, Nike told ESPN they were concerned about the child abuse allegations surrounding Peterson and was monitoring the situation. The company pulled some of Peterson's Vikings jerseys out of some of its stores in Minneapolis on Tuesday.
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He is currently on the Exempt/Commissioner's List, and has been getting paid during his eight weeks of inactivity, but the NFL does not consider it a formal discipline. NFL reporter Ian Rapoport warns, "Suspension looms."
There was a gag order on the two-day hearing, in which Rice, his wife, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell all testified. The hearing will decide if Rice should be reinstated to the NFL following his indefinite suspension for punching his wife.
The hearing to determine if Ray Rice should be reinstated to the NFL concluded Thursday afternoon, according to reports.
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The hearing isn't a criminal case, but Jones was jointly chosen as a third-party arbitrator by the National Football League (NFL) and the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) to hear testimony under oath.
On Wednesday, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell reportedly testified for "over two hours" about what he knew about the elevator video, and when he knew it.
Goodell and the league have maintained that they were unable to obtain the video from the New Jersey hotel.
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Ray Rice (and other sources) have maintained that Rice was upfront about his actions to the league and Goodell from the get-go. Initially, Rice was suspended only two games, a soft punishment that was widely met with criticism.
When TMZ released the elevator video after Week 1 of the NFL season, Goodell determined the video had changed his perception of the incident and suspended Rice indefinitely. The Ravens dropped him from his contract on the same day.
Proving false Goodell's insistence that the elevator video showed a different situation than the one painted for him by Ray Rice and Ravens officials is central to the NFLPA's argument for reinstating Rice. This would call into question much larger issues involving the league's handling of Ray Rice's punishment, and that of other players who have committed similar offenses.
The Sacramento Kings’ Omri Casspi fixing teammate DeMarcus Cousins’ headband during a game is the true definition of “hold it down.”
Omri Casspi took a few moments during a game versus the Denver Nuggets to make sure teammate DeMarcus Cousins' headband was on point, effectively crushing the Internet beneath the weight of their cuteness.
The ESPN personality fired back at being called “ridiculous.”
On Wednesday, Bill Simmons appeared on ESPN Radio's The Herd, where he likened LeBron James' slow start in Cleveland to Albert Pujols' start in Anaheim.
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He continued:
"That's what I'll say about Bill Simmons. So, you know, he grabbed a headline, which is something I know he loves — and that's one of the most ridiculous lines I've ever heard in any sport in my life. Four games into a season. I don't even … that's ridiculous."
Via thebiglead.com
Thứ Năm, 6 tháng 11, 2014
Things are starting to heat up on the cricket field between Australia and South Africa, literally.
Cricketer Aaron Finch had a close call with a flamethrower during Australia's Twenty20 match against South Africa last night.
Finch was chasing after the ball before it hit the boundary.
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Finch knew the flames usually shoot out if the ball hits the boundary, but they didn't.
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When he went to pick up the ball, the flamethrowers went off dangerously close to him.
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