Posted on November 21, 2007 by thesportscorner
I was just reading a few sports articles, as I continued to procrastinate from school work, when I came across a story on Cleveland Cavaliers’ star LeBron James.
Apparently, James and the Lebron James Family Foundation treated 800 locals, most of whom are homeless, to a thanksgiving dinner at Quicken Loans Arena, and then to a movie this [...]
Filed under: Best of the Best, Hosea C, NBA, Other Sports | Tagged: Basketball, Cavaliers, Cleveland, Feelgood, Hoyts, James, Lebron, McElwain, NBA, Rick Reilly, Sports, Sports Illustrated, Triathlon | No Comments »
Posted on October 30, 2007 by thesportscorner
Those of you who watched ESPN’s Monday Night Football broadcast last week (Colts-Jags) are certainly sick of hearing about Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. Even Tony Kornheiser fans like myself were disgusted with how much he talked about the topic Monday night. Was that all he prepared? Without a doubt it was his low point [...]
Filed under: Best of the Best, College Football, NFL, Thomas M | Tagged: Alex Smith, Andre Woodson, Ben Roethlisberger, Brian Brohm, Chase Daniel, Colt Brennan, Eli Manning, Football, Jason Campbell, Jay Cutler, JP Losman, Matt Leinart, Matt Ryan, Matt Schaub, Matt Stafford, NCAA football, Phillip Rivers, quarterbacks, Tim Tebow, Tony Kornheiser, Vince Young | 1 Comment »
Posted on October 30, 2007 by thesportscorner
I signed on to this website today to begin my usual rant on what’s wrong in the world of sports when I watched the video Hosea posted yesterday.
Then it occurred to me. Could you imagine a world without sports?
It seems trivial and silly, but honestly, could you imagine a world without sports? God [...]
Filed under: Best of the Best, Cam T, Golf, MLB, NHL | Tagged: Babe Ruth, Baseball, Basketball, Boston Red Sox, Canada, ESPN, Football, Golf, Hockey, Maurice Richard, Muhammad Ali, Sports, The Rocket, Tiger Woods, World Series | 2 Comments »
Posted on October 18, 2007 by thesportscorner
Never in the realm of the NBA will there ever be a player like Michael Jordan. Never.
There will, however, be players that can come close to his talents, but to have all of the tools that MJ had is impossible to duplicate.
Lately, Kobe Bryant’s offensive skill set has been compared to that of the Air [...]
Filed under: Best of the Best, NBA, Scott M | Tagged: Basketball, Bryant, Michael Jordan, NBA, Offense, Sports | 3 Comments »
Posted on September 20, 2007 by thesportscorner
These days, with pro sports being the way they are - wrapped in controversy and more money than anyone can dream of - we tend to forget about the people that got us to the places we want to get to.
Ask any athlete, or ask anyone in general, and they will tell you that without [...]
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Posted on September 20, 2007 by thesportscorner
Michael Vick
Wherever you stand on the dog fighting issue there is no doubting his athletic ability. Put aside your hatred for him for a brief moment (as I am trying to do) to recognize how he revolutionized the quarterback position.
No coach has ever been able to harness his talent at the professional level. Being forced [...]
Filed under: Best of the Best, NFL, Thomas M | Tagged: Atlanta Falcons, Best, Bill Walsh, Football, Hokies, Michael Vick, NFL, Vick, Virginia Tech | No Comments »
Posted on September 18, 2007 by thesportscorner
The world of sports has seen a lot of changes over the last hundred years or so. Sports like football, hockey, baseball and golf have evolved in just about every aspect of their sports as you can possibly think of, and most of that evolution has become more apparent in the last seven years.
Not [...]
Filed under: Best of the Best, Cam T, Golf, NHL | Tagged: Best, Golf, Hockey, NHL, PGA, Sidney Crosby, Sports, Tiger Woods | No Comments »
