The Real Story Of Paxson vs. Del Negro (Picture)
Apparently some sources are reporting Vinny was the aggressor now, but as far as we know, it went down just like it is pictured here:
Apparently some sources are reporting Vinny was the aggressor now, but as far as we know, it went down just like it is pictured here:
The Hawks take on the Predators in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs this Friday at the United Center. The Hawks have had a great year and many people are picking them to go all the way to the Finals and possibly win it all. In the Chicago tradition of dressing random things [...]
The Bulls have a lot of problems right now, but this kid’s ability to light it up in the open court is not one of them. Enjoy!
Stormin Norman aptly wrote in this space earlier this week that the Bulls were trying to build a shady case to fire Vinny Del Negro. Well today the news broke that Bulls management went further than just trying to question his in-game management skills or refusing to publicly support Vinny Del Negro with reporters.
Reports have [...]
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Between now and NFL draft day, no potential top ten pick will be as scrutinized as Notre Dame quarterback Jimmy Clausen. And all of his so-called character issues, are truly just fabrications when you break them down. Last season, he completed 68 percent [...]
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With the exception of his BFF Evan Turner, Illinois junior guard Demetri McCamey is perhaps the most written about individual athlete on The Sports Bank. Today “Baby Ben Gordon” announced his intentions to enter the NBA Draft sans agent.
When the Bulls hired Vinny, the first thing I said was “that guy looks like John Cusack and Luke Wilson.” Well, the first thing I said was “Are you kidding me?” But the second thing I said was definitely that crap about Cusack and Wilson. In fact, I even wrote a post about it. Two [...]
Sure the Cubs bullpen blew a 5-4 game to the Reds on Friday, but at least Lou’s junk was hanging out while he jogged out to argue a call with the umps.
Here’s our old friend Milton Bradley, waving to some of his former Rangers fans. Oh, that’s not waving? Well at least he’s acknowledging them I guess.
If you’re a Bulls fan, you might be feeling a bit nauseous this season. It has been a roller coaster of hot and cold streaks that has us pining for some sense of consistency. I know we are in a “playoff race” right now (I use the term loosely considering we can’t beat the lowly Nets [...]
Going to Wrigley Field for a beautiful day at the ballpark is pretty much the greatest thing to do on a summer day in possibly the greatest city in the world for spending a summer day in general. Whether you’re a real Cubs fan looking to cheer on your team, a dumb hot sorority girl [...]
Some great college basketball games last week. Butler proved me wrong by narrowly beating Michigan State, and then Duke took care of West Virginia. South Side Sheik was the only writer to go 2-0 last week, so you may want to focus in on his picks to improve your sportsbook account. StevieY went 0-2 [...]
I’m not going to say that I personally know that Samardzija is something of a ladies man and a party animal (I personally know that he is), but lets just say it would be naive to think a young millionaire isn’t having a good time with his nights. Apparently someone expected a little more from [...]
Jon Scheyer seems like a nice enough guy, my issues with Duke notwithstanding, but he never seemed like the sharpest knife in the drawer. He grew up in Northbrook, a northern suburb of our fair city for those of you who don’t know. I had a number of friends who had younger siblings that went [...]
The Cubs take to Turner Field tonight to try and avenge an embarrassing loss to the Atlanta Braves. I think it is too early to worry, unlike Melissa Isaacson, but I would still like to see a big win. I mean, I know it is only a matter of time before the Washington Nationals or [...]