Julie Hayes
My family likes to tell the story of how I used to sit in my playpen in front of a television and be mesmerized by a football game. Decades have passed, but clearly I have not changed (though I have exchanged the crib for a couch). While I grew up playing and watching a multitude of sports, it s only been in the last year that I began to write about them. My goal is to provide a clear, positive voice that presents ideas and opinions different from what you would normally read from the major sports outlets.
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John Isner is Only American Hope at French Open: Fan's TakeJohn Isner had a promising start to his 2012 season, but his recent results have been less than satisfactory. For better or worse, Isner is the only player who has a shot at French Open success.
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Broncos Fans Can Tell Jets Fans it Doesn't Matter What Tebow Does in Practice: Fan's TakeDenver Broncos fans have seen this before. Tim Tebow performs poorly in practice and is assumed to be far removed from the starting quarterback position. Jets fans should be aware that it really doesn't matter how Tebow practices.
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Why is the NFL Making the Players Wear Leg Padding Now? Fan's TakeCould the NFL's efforts to force players to wear new leg padding have an ulterior motive? Is it possible that the players are playing right into the NFL's hands with their opposition to this?
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Colorado Rockies Fans Trading Patience for Pitchforks Too Soon: Fan's TakeThe Colorado Rockies are struggling in 2012. With a 15-26 record so far, the Rockies are one of the worst performing teams in baseball.
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Peyton Manning Throws at Denver Broncos OTA: Fan's TakePeyton Manning participated in his first practice in front of the media today since 2010 at the Denver Broncos practice facility. Completing a number of passes, those present reported that Manning's arm strength was excellent.
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Denver Broncos Should Sign Ryan Clady to Long-Term Deal: Fan's TakeLeft tackle Ryan Clady is currently in negotiations with the Denver Broncos to sign him to a long-term contract extension. This is a good move for the Broncos who need Clady to be the answer at left tackle for Peyton Manning.
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Djokovic and Nadal Primed to Renew Best Rivalry in Tennis: Fan's TakeNovak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal will meet in tomorrow's Italian Open final for only the third time this year. It will be a highly pressure-packed match with the French Open beginning later this month.
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Rod Smith Has No Chance at NFL Hall of Fame: Fan's TakeRod Smith was just elected to the Denver Broncos Ring Of Fame, but could he eventually get elected to the NFL Hall of Fame? I compare his numbers to his peers and show why I believe it won't happen.
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Andy Murray Should Focus More on His Clay Game: Fan's TakeWorld No. 4 Andy Murray lost in the third round of the Italian Open yesterday. His clay court struggles are well documented, but his failure at properly preparing for the clay court season is another sign of why he may never win a Grand slam.
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Peyton Manning Needs to Let the Denver Broncos Change His Game: Fan's TakeThe Denver Broncos announced that they have devised a new offensive system for Peyton Manning. Manning should embrace change and an offensive philosophy that takes the ball out of his hands more.
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Bryce Harper, like Troy Tulowitzki in 2008, Hurts Self in Bat-Breaking Tantrum: Fan's TakeWashington Nationals phenom Bryce Harper made news this week for cutting himself badly on his face after breaking his bat in anger. Two Colorado Rockies players are fairly famous for some tantrums involved breaking bats as well.
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How Roger Federer Used the ATP Schedule and Good Fortune to Overtake Rafael Nadal: Fan's TakeRoger Federer just overtook Rafael Nadal in the ratings. It's hard not to see that what he's done is simply use the ATP schedule, the one Nadal doesn't like, to his advantage. It may keep Federer at No. 2 for quite a while.
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Are the Wheels Falling Off of Jamie Moyer's Comeback? Fan's TakeJamie Moyer has been an effective pitcher for the Colorado Rockies in the 2012 season. However, two poor starts in a row are shedding some doubt as to how long Moyer can remain effective in the Rockies' rotation.
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Denver Broncos Players Attend Leadership Boot Camp: Fan's TakeWhile it didn't include their undisputed leader, Peyton Manning, last week 11 Denver Broncos players went to Colorado Springs for a leadership boot camp. The three-day private camp bonded the players.
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Rafael Nadal's Kryptonite is Blue Clay: Fan's TakeRafael Nadal lost to Fernando Verdasco today at the Madrid Open in a shocking upset. Critical all week of the new blue clay being used, Nadal made many errors in route to his loss.
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Gay Marriage, Civil Unions Are Also a Boisterous Debate in ColoradoAs a swing state in the upcoming 2012 Presidential election, Colorado will be very important in the decision. Will the state continue its support for Barack Obama in light of the President's support of same-sex marriage.
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Denver Broncos Part Ways with General Manager Brian Xanders: Fan's TakeToday the Denver Broncos announce that GM Brian Xanders has been let go of his contract with one year remaining. It was just another indication that John Elway is truly the one running the show.
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Was Tim Tebow a Good Leader for the Denver Broncos? Fan's TakeTim Tebow is being criticized in Denver as of late for his leadership style while playing quarterback last season. I think that, especially when compared to Peyton Manning, this assessment is correct.
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What Will Become of the NFL? Fan's TakeThe past few years have brought on numerous challenges to the NFL. From the recent bounty investigations to the impact that concussions and the currently litigation against the league, the NFL is at a crossroads.
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Denver Broncos Get Mixed Grades for 2012 NFL Draft: Fan's TakeThe Denver Broncos selected seven new players in the 2012 NFL Draft. While there are mixed reviews as to how well they did, no one can truly know whether this draft class will succeed or fail for at least a few years.
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Seven Georgia Bulldogs Taken in 2012 NFL Draft: Fan's TakeThe Georgia Bulldogs avoided their worst results in an NFL Draft this weekend by having seven players selected during the seven rounds. Almost every player has a great chance of making the regular season roster for their respective teams.
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2012 Denver Broncos Draft: Fan ReactionThe Denver Broncos did an excellent job in landing players to fill key positions of need on the team. They bolstered the defensive line, secondary, linebacker, running back, and found the quarterback of the future.
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Denver Broncos Draft Cornerback and Center in Fourth Round: Fan's TakeThe Denver Broncos started off the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft strong by drafting both a cornerback and a center. These were two areas of need for the Broncos and they've filled them well.
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Colorado Rockies Need More Radical Change to Batting Order: Fan's TakeDespite a couple of crazy scoring games by the Colorado Rockies, the team overall has been struggling to hit. Based on production through the first three weeks, I think Manager Jim Tracy needs to be more aggressive in changing his batting order.
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Only One Georgia Bulldog Taken in First Three Rounds of NFL Draft: Fan's TakeThe Georgia Bulldogs are having a down year at the NFL Draft. Cordy Glenn has been the only player taken so far and that was much later than originally projected. The Bulldogs still have three players with the potential to be drafted.
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Denver Broncos Fill Some Key Needs in First Three Rounds of 2012 NFL Draft: Fan's TakeThe Denver Broncos selected three players in the first three rounds of the NFL Draft. They grabbed a much-needed defensive tackle, a dynamic running back, and the quarterback of the future.
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Denver Broncos Draft Peyton Manning's Successor: Fan's TakeTonight the Denver Broncos selected Brock Osweiler to backup Peyton Manning at quarterback. Despite assurances from John Elway that they were only going to grab impact players, clearly Osweiler was too good a prospect to pass up.
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Chicago Bears Add Another Wide Receiver to Bolster Offense: Fan's TakeThe Chicago Bears have selected a wide receiver with ther second pick of the 2012 NFL Draft. Alshon Jeffrey is a big athlete who will provide a second potent receiving option for Jay Cutler.
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Andy Murray Disappoints Again by Losing to Raonic at Barcelona: Fan's TakeAndy Murray lost today to No. 25 Milos Raonic at the Barcelona Open quarterfinals. While Raonic is an emerging player, Murray should not have lost to him. It shows that Murray is still not close to the level of a Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic.
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Harry Potter is a Huge Football Fan, Attends NFL Draft: Fan's TakeI never suspected that Daniel Radcliffe was an American football fan, but apparently he's quite obsessed with the sport. He not only loves fantasy football, but he attended the first night of the 2012 NFL Draft.
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Denver Broncos Trade Out of First Round: Fan's TakeThe Denver Broncos traded down twice in the first round, eventually ending up not making a pick on Day 1 of the 2012 NFL Draft. With a multitude of great players still available, it's a smart decision by John Elway to gather more picks.
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Chicago Bears Take Versatile Defensive End Shea McClellin in First Round: Fan's TakeWith the 19th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears selected Boise State Defensive End Shea McClellin. I like the selection of a massive end to pair up with Julius Peppers on the defensive line or potentially to play at outside linebacker.
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Why the Denver Broncos Won't Draft a Quarterback to Backup Peyton Manning: Fan's TakePeyton Manning is the starting quarterback for the Denver Broncos. The Broncos are all-in with Manning and won't be drafting an additional quarterback as a safety measure in the 2012 NFL Draft.
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Seven Reasons Why Football Fans Love the NFL Draft: Fan's TakeFrom the dedicated NFL coverage from Mel Kiper to the fantasy football aspect to the drama involved in first round trades, NFL fans love watching the draft. The 2012 NFL Draft will be held from April 26-28 in New York City.Also published on:
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2012 Denver Broncos Draft Needs: Fan ReactionThe Denver Broncos go into the 2012 NFL Draft with several positional needs at defensive tackle, wide receiver, and the defensive secondary. Here are five players that could potentially fit in well in Denver.
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The Pro Bowl Isn't Going Away (Yet): Fan's TakeNFL commissioner Roger Goodell is reportedly strongly considering canceling the Pro Bowl. This postseason all-star game has come under fire recently for being more like touch football than a competitive game among the NFL's best.
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Ben Garland Gets Approval from Air Force to Rejoin Denver Broncos: Fan's TakeIn 2010 Ben Garland was a feel-good story about an undrafted rookie defensive tackle who made quite the impression at the Denver Broncos training camp. Can Garland make the 2012 Broncos team after his release from the Air Force?
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Nadal Destroys Djokovic in Monte Carlo Final: Fan's TakeRafael Nadal destroyed Novak Djokovic in the Monte Carlo Masters final today 6-3, 6-1. It was an unsurprising result given Nadal's dominant history in Monte Carlo and Djokovic's difficult week grieving for his recently deceased grandfather.
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Rulon Gardner Done in by Weight Again as He Fails to Make Olympic Team: Fan's TakeRulon Gardner, Olympic wrestling champion, failed to make weight at the 2012 Olympic wrestling trials, and is eliminated from competition. Gardner's struggles with his weight were well documented on the Biggest Loser.
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Michael Cuddyer Becoming Fan Favorite for Colorado Rockies: Fan's TakeMichael Cuddyer has been the most productive player for the Colorado Rockies in 2012. The Rockies traded for him in December, and he's been a positive influence in the locker room and on the field.
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Undeniable Optimism for Denver Broncos Fans Heading into Draft: Fan's TakeThe 2012 NFL off-season has been a very exciting one for Denver Broncos fans. With Peyton Manning now at the helm of the offense, expectations for 2012 are now vastly different from what they once were.
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Five Tips for NFL Fans Watching the Draft: Fan's TakeThe 2012 NFL Draft will be held on April 26-28. Fans wanting to watch the entire draft need to keep these five tips in mind. One great place to follow their favorite team is on Yahoo's NFL team pages.
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Peyton Manning to Run No-Huddle Offense in Denver: Fan's TakeThe Denver Broncos announced today that they will be running the no-huddle offense that Peyton Manning made so successful in Indianapolis. This fan hopes that this doesn't mean a dramatic reduction in the running game.
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What is Wrong with Troy Tulowitzki? Fan's TakeColorado Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki has had a difficult start to his 2012 season. With six errors already in the first games of the season, Tulowitzki is costing the Rockies wins. What is going on with the perennial All-Star?
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Pat Summitt, Greatest College Basketball Coach Ever, Steps Down at University of Tennessee: Fan's TakeYesterday Pat Summit announced that she would be stepping down as head coach for the women's basketball program at the University of Tennessee. Her legacy in coaching has affected thousands of women over the decades.
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Can Novak Djokovic End Rafael Nadal's Reign of Clay Dominance? Fan's TakeRafael Nadal has been the unquestioned King of Clay for several years, but a bum knee and a strong threat from World No. 1 Novak Djokovic may end that reign. The clay court season has kicked off at Monte Carlo this week.
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Jamie Moyer Finally Gets Win for Colorado Rockies: Fan's TakeJamie Moyer, at the age of 49, tonight became the oldest pitcher to ever win a game in Major League Baseball. That accomplishment, however, takes back seat to the fact that Moyer finally got his first win for the Colorado Rockies.
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2012 Denver Broncos Schedule Features Games Against New England Patriots and Pittsburgh SteelersThe Denver Broncos, in addition to one of the most difficult 2012 NFL schedules, will be playing five nationally televised games this year. Football fans across the country will get their chance to see Peyton Manning several times.
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Jamie Moyer Deserves Better Than What Colorado Rockies Have Given Him: Fan's TakeAt 49, Jamie Moyer is the oldest pitcher (by far) pitching in the Major Leagues. He should be 1-1 (or possibly 2-0), but the Colorado Rockies are not giving him any help when he's on the mound.
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Todd Helton Does it Again for Colorado Rockies: Fan's TakeIt was a very unlucky Friday the 13th for Juan Nicasio, but the Colorado Rockies were still able to prevail behind an excellent hitting night for Todd Helton and Troy Tulowitzki. They defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-6.
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Dexter Fowler Drops the Ball, Colorado Rockies Lose: Fan's TakeThe Colorado Rockies lost again today to the San Francisco Giants 4-2. Pitcher Jamie Moyer had a very good day pitching but once again lost because of poor offensive production and errors behind him.
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Nadal and Djokovic to Have Exhibition Charity Match Between Wimbledon and Olympics: Fan's TakeNovak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal are set to play an exhbition match on July 14 in Madrid, Spain. Besides raising money for charity, the two players will have a great chance to maintain their game in the month between Wimbledon and the Olympics.
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Peyton Manning Working Every Day with New Denver Broncos Teammates: Fan's TakeTrue football fans in Denver should be excited to have a quarterback the caliber of Peyton Manning playing for the Broncos now.
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Colorado Rockies Lose Opening Series with Houston Astros: Fan's TakeThe Colorado Rockies lost two of three games against the Houston Astros in the opening series of the 2012 MLB season. Doomed by erratic middle relief pitching, untimely errors, and an anemic offense, the Rockies failed to impress.
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America Defeats France in Davis Cup on Back of John Isner: Fan's TakeThe United States Davis Cup team has defeated France to move on to the semi-finals. John Isner is the MVP of the 2012 American Davis Cup team after defeating opponents like Jo-Wilifried Tsonga and Roger Federer this year.
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Are Fans of the Colorado Rockies Fair-Weather Fans? Fan's TakeThe Colorado Rockies are well supported by the locals, but are those fans more fair-weather than faithful? In taking a look at relative population and attendance statistics since 2008, the truth becomes clear.
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Ryan Harrison Gets Second Chance at Davis Cup: Fan's TakeRyan Harrison is getting his second chance in a year to participate in Davis Cup action for the United States. This time it's a meaningful singles match against France. How will the teenager respond?
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Top Five NFL Players I'd Hire for My Easter Egg HuntIf I wanted to hold a gigantic neighborhood Easter egg hunt, I'd need a lot of help. The five NFL players I'd hire to help me would be Tim Tebow, Ndamukong Suh, Peyton Manning, Michael Vick, and Chad Ochocinco.
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Top 10 Egg-Laying NFL Players/Teams of All Time: This Fan's ListAnybody in the NFL is capable of laying an egg at one point or another in their careers. However, players like Billy Cundiff, Jim Kelly, and Marion Barber are all responsible for laying fairly large eggs in their careers.Also published on:
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Ubaldo Jimenez Beans Troy Tulowitzki, Justifies Why Rockies Traded Him: Fan's TakeTroy Tulowitzki was beaned in the elbow today by former Colorado Rockies pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez. Apparently rumors of trouble in the clubhouse last season between Jimenez and Tulowitzki were true.
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American Women's Soccer Team Wins by Tying with Rival Japan: Fan's TakeAmerican women's soccer has found itself with several top rivals in this Olympic year. The team has gone winless over Japan in their last three matches. Fans need to understand thatAlso published on:
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Novak Djokovic Shows Andy Murray Who's the Boss in Miami: Fan's TakeNovak Djokovic defeated Andy Murray today at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami, and it wasn't all that close. Does this bode poorly for Murray as they head into the hardest four-month stretch of the ATP schedule?
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How Rafael Nadal Can Save His Knees and Why America Needs to Help: Fan's TakeRafael Nadal recently pulled out of the Miami Open for a knee injury. Could more major American tournaments played on clay courts help players like Nadal?
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Was Rafael Nadal's Resignation from Players Council a Political Move? a Fan's OpinionAfter four years as vice-president of the ATP Players Council, Rafael Nadal has quit his post. While he says it's because he doesn't have enough time for it, some feel it's because he couldn't get a two-year ranking system passed.
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John Elway Guiding Denver Broncos to Greatest Comeback Ever: A Fan's TakeJohn Elway, in barely over a year into his tenure as VP of Football Operations for the Denver Broncos, has turned the program around.
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Peyton Manning's Denver Offense a Balanced Evolution from His Indianapolis Days: Fan's TakeWith Peyton Manning as the new starting quarterback, the 2012 Denver Broncos offense is bound to be far different than it was the previous year. Manning's new offense is also set to be vastly different from the one he ran in Indianapolis.
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Tips for Jets Fans on Dealing with Tebowmania: Fan's TakeNew York Jets fans, your football passion is about to be put to the test. There's a Mr. Tim Tebow coming to town, and he has eyes to take over the city. This Broncos fan has some tips on how to deal with the upcoming crisis.Also published on:
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Tebow Circus Finally Pulls Out of Denver, Heads to Big Apple: Fan's TakeThe Denver Broncos finally traded away former starting quarterback Tim Tebow to the New York Jets last night. Broncos fans will continue to argue for some time where this was a good or bad thing, but this fan is relieved he's gone.
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Hoosiers Having Remarkable Comeback Season Behind Tom Crean: Fan's TakeTom Crean, head basketball coach for the Indiana Hoosiers, is a genius. Inheriting a program decimated by the mistakes of Kelvin Sampson, Crean has taken the Hoosiers to a 27-8 record and the third round of the NCAA tournament in his fourth season.
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Roger Federer Most Consistent Tennis Player in 2012 (So Far): Fan's Take`With today's win at Indian Wells, Roger Federer wins his 19th Masters title at the age of 30. Despite his age, Federer is playing better than anyone else in 2012 so far.
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Colorado Rockies Taking a Chance at First Base: Fan's TakeColorado Rockies first baseman Todd Helton is 39-years-old and entering his 15th season. In 2011 he hit .302 in 124 games. Can he repeat this success in 2012 or was that his last hurrah?
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Sister of NFL Player Makes Olympic Weightlifting Team: Fan's TakeHolley Mangold is the 22-year-old sister of New York Jets offensive lineman Nick Mangold. Holley has qualified for the Olympics as a super heavyweight weighlifter at the Olympic Trials held earlier this month.
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America's John Isner Gets Breakthrough of Career: Fan's TakeAmerican John Isner today beat top-ranked Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals of the BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells). With this win, Isner is guaranteed to break into the top 10 of the ATP rankings next week.
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Crazy Day for Denver in Their Pursuit of Peyton Manning: Fan's TakeIt was a crazy Friday for Denver Broncos fans as several developments unfolded in the Peyton Manning drama. From the emergence of San Francisco to the news that the Broncos were working Peyton out on Friday, fans had plenty to talk about.
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Crazy First Week at Indian Wells Produces Some Suprises: Fan's TakeIn the first week of the BNP Paribas Open, otherwise known as Indian Wells, there have been a few surprises. Fourth seed Andy Murray lost while the Americans staged an impressive run.
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Many in Denver Would Happily Show Tebow the Door If Manning Signs: Fan's TakeFirst and foremost, Broncos fans want to win. They will have no problem letting go of Tim Tebow if a quarterback the caliber of Peyton Manning comes to town.
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Tim Tebow, Mark Sanchez, and the Coddling (Or Not) of Young Quarterbacks: A Fan's TakeTim Tebow has had to face constant scrutiny by his team over whether he should become or remain the starter for the Denver Broncos. In contrast, Mark Sanchez repeatedly gets reassured by the New York Jets that he is their guy. Which approach is right?
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Three Reasons Why Denver Can Get Peyton Manning: Fan's TakeAll of Denver is on pins and needles with news that Peyton Manning is coming to town tonight to meet with Broncos management. Does Denver really have a chance to grab Manning, and what would happen to Tim Tebow?
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U.S.A. Ranked 27th in Latest FIFA World Soccer Rankings: Fan's TakeThe latest rankings show just how far the United States has to go in order to become a world soccer power some day. Currently they are ranked 27th after their victory over Italy.
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Roger Federer Has Most Difficult Draw at Indian Wells: Fan's TakeAll the top tennis players will convene again starting this week at Indian Wells, California. Can Roger Federer keep his winning streak going? Has Rafael Nadal used his time off to finally find a way to defeat Novak Djokovic?
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Top 10 Home Run Hitters in Colorado Rockies HistoryThe Colorado Rockies have been known for great hitters in their relatively short history. Here is a list of top home run hitters for the Rockies that includes great players such as Larry Walker and Todd Helton.
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Arizona Cardinals and Peyton Manning, the One Choice that Makes Sense: Fan's TakePeyton Manning was finally released from the Indianapolis Colts today. Manning is expected to be one of the most sought-after free agents in the history of the NFL. Here is my rationale for why he should go to Arizona.
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Vincent Jackson and Jay Cutler, Bears Dream Team? Fan's TakeSan Diego Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson is expected to become a free agent March 13. The Chicago Bears are considered a prime candidate for signing him. He'd be an excellent addition to Jay Cutler's offense.
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Hypocritical San Francisco Giants Fans Taunt Ryan Braun: Fan's TakePerhaps no player was more associated with the steroid era in MLB than Barry Bonds which is why it's all the more curious that San Francisco Giants fans taunted Ryan Braun in spring training today.
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Bryce Harper's Rise to Majors Will Be Great for MLB in 2012: Fan's TakeWashington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper is starting his first major league spring training with the big club, and many are wondering if he'll ultimately start for the Nationals at the beginning of the season.
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Peyton Hillis in NFL No Man's Land: Fan's TakePeyton Hillis is due to become a free agent on March 13 unless the Cleveland Browns re-sign him. Do they want to do that, and will Hillis ever regain his 2010 form?
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Colts' Peyton Manning Drama Enters Final Week: A Fan's TakeOn Thursday, March 8, the long-awaited conclusion of Peyton Manning's dealings with the Indianapolis Colts will be known. I fully expect the Colts to release him despite recent video evidence that his recovery from nerve damage is progressing.
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Gregg Williams Should Be Banned One Full Year: Fan's TakeGregg Williams, current defensive coordinator for the St. Louis Rams, has recently been implicated as the mastermind of a bounty program in the NFL. This program seemed to extend back to his time with the Washington Redskins as well.
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Dubai Open Results Signal Fun 2012 ATP Season AheadIf you thought that 2012 was going to be a repeat of 2011, think again. Roger Federer defeated Andy Murray who defeated Novak Djokovic. This is a refreshing change from the domination that Djokovic held over the rest of the tour last season.
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The Trade for St. Louis Rams' Second Overall Pick Won't Come Until Draft: Fan's TakeConsidering that the St. Louis Rams already have 2010 first-overall pick Sam Bradford still at starting quarterback, the news that they were going to trade the second-overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft is, to me, a non-story.
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Novak Djokovic's Brother Source of Controversy at Dubai Open: Fan's TakePoor Marko Djokovic. Novak's younger brother not only has to contend with the expectations of being the younger brother of the world's best player, but now he's the source of controversy at the Dubai Open.
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Shea, Klejstan Added to Roster for U.S. Friendly Against Italy: Fan's TakeLandon Donovan, Jose Torres, and Timmy Chandler have all had to withdraw from the Italy friendly this coming Wednesday. In their place comes Break Shea and Sacha Kljestan, two dynamic young players that should add some excitement.Also published on:
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Don't Expect Notre Dame to Name a Starting Quarterback Until Next August: Fan's TakeThe biggest question that Notre Dame will have to decide before the next season starts is who will be their quarterback. While Bryan Kelly would love to know that answer this spring, it's likely it won't happen until August.
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Roger Federer Says He's Lost His Confidence: Fan's TakeRoger Federer says a lack of confidence is to blame for his recent troubles in Grand Slam tournaments. I don't doubt that it's true, but it could also be that his competition is the best it has ever been right now.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Auction Drama: Fan's TakeThe auction for the sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers is expected to end sometime in the next month. However, due to the obstinate nature of current owner Frank McCourt, Joe Torre's group won't be there.
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Jurgen Klinsmann Calls on European-Based Americans for Italy Friendly: Fan's TakeKlinsmann is using a large contingent of European-based soccer players for the upcoming friendly match against Italy. It will be the first time fans will have gotten to see Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey play together in many months.Also published on:
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Jerry Jones Still Thinks He's Doing a Great Job: Fan's TakeDallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones still thinks his team is capable of a Super Bowl.
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Jeremy Lin is Not Going to Make the USA Olympic Basketball Team: Fan's TakeDespite the scintillating play that New York Knicks point guard has been showing this past month, he will not (and should not) receive a place on the Olympic basketball team.
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Ryan Braun's Case Illustrates Flaws in MLB's Drug Testing Program: Fan's TakeMLB should take advantage of the opportunity that Ryan Braun's case is providing. They need to tighten up their testing procedures and enhance testing to better be able to catch the cheaters.
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Tim Tebow Will Have to Become a Real Quarterback in 2012: Fan's TakeJohn Fox spoke today at the NFL Combine and told reporters that the Broncos will be running a more conventional offense in 2012 with Tim Tebow at the helm. The Broncos, with their upcoming schedule, will need him to be a passer.
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London Olympic Stadium Field Will Need to Be Ripped Up After Olympics: Fan's TakeDesigners of the London Olympic Stadium failed to provide the proper underground heating elements for the field and, as a result, the entire field will need to be ripped up after the Olympics and replaced.
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Brady Quinn Upsets Tebow Fans with the Truth: A Fan's TakeBrady Quinn makes some honest (and true) comments about Tebow and is ripped nationally for it.
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Does Andy Roddick Have Anything Left? Fan's TakeAndy Roddick has been the face of American tennis for a decade but hasn't won a Grand Slam tournament since the U.S. Open in 2003. Faced with injuries and much younger, more athletic players, can he return to form?Also published on:
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In This 2012 Leap Year, One Romantic Comedy I Can Recommend is "Leap Year""Leap Year" is a romantic comedy starring Amy Adams and is centered around the premise that on Leap Day women traditionally can ask their man for his hand in marriage.
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Five Predictions for the 2012 Colorado Rockies: Fan's TakeThe Colorado Rockies are going to be fielding one of MLB's youngest franchises in 2012. With the amount of turnover on the team in this past off-season, what five things am I expecting from the team in 2012?Also published on:
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Can Ryan Harrison Save American Men's Tennis? Fan's TakeRyan Harrison is only 19, but the hopes of American tennis rest upon him. With players such as Andy Roddick and Mardy Fish on the backside of their careers, America needs a new, young, tennis star. Harrison is just the man to fill that spot.Also published on:
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Is Peyton Manning Delusional or Are the Colts Sabotaging His Future? Fan's TakeRecent reports out of Indianapolis have revealed that Peyton Manning had an extra surgery last year prior to the cervical neck fusion in September. Does this mean that Manning's neck issue is so chronic that he will never be able to play again?Also published on:
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Why Would Irsay Want Peyton Manning Back with the Colts? Fan's TakeIndianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has said recently that he'd be happy to retain Peyton Manning if he'll restructure his contract. This is most likely a public relations move designed to protect Irsay and the Colts from the fallout of Manning leaving.Also published on:
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Alex Morgan Making Case for Starting Lineup at the Olympics: Fan's TakeAlex Morgan is young, talented, and has a scoring ability that may one day rival that of teammate Abby Wambach. However, she hasn't until recently gotten much of a chance to start. Will she come into her own at the Olympics in London?Also published on:
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Five Ways in Which Jeremy Lin is Not Tim Tebow: Fan's TakeJeremy Lin is being compared to Tim Tebow because of the media sensation that he is causing right now in the world of sports. However, Lin has very little in common with Tebow and here are five ways in which they are profoundly different.Also published on:
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Federer Blames Teammate as United States Routs Switzerland in Davis Cup: Fan's TakeThe United States suprisingly swept Switzerland in the first round of Davis Cup action. Despite third-ranked Roger Federer playing both singles and doubles, the Swiss were unable to win a match.Also published on:
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U.S. Faces Tough Davis Cup Test Against Switzerland and Roger Federer: A Fan's TakeThe United States will face off against Switzerland in the first round of the 2012 Davis Cup starting February 10. America will be without Andy Roddick and one of the Bryan brothers as they face off against Roger Federer and company.Also published on:
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Are the Boston Red Sox Suffering Because of John Henry's Liverpool Spending? Fan's TakeThe Boston Red Sox have been strangely quiet this past off-season with very few roster moves. Some are blaming owner John Henry, saying that Henry's other team, Liverpool FC of the EPL, is where all the money is going.Also published on:
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Rough Week for Cycling as Both Contador and Ullrich Punished for Doping: A Fan's TakeThis week has been particularly tough on the sport of cycling with both Alberto Contador and Jan Ullrich being found guilty of doping by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.Also published on:
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Does Todd Haley in Pittsburgh Signal Rough Times Ahead for Steelers Fans? Fan's TakeTodd Haley, recently fired head coach for the Kansas City Chiefs, was hired by the Pittsburgh Steelers as their new offensive coordinator. Local reports out of Pittsburgh suggest that Haley's hire was not approved by head coach Mike Tomlin.Also published on:
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Can Novak Djokovic Win the Golden Slam in 2012? Fan's TakeNovak Djokovic has won four of the last five Grand Slam tournaments. Will his domination extend throughout 2012 with three more Grand Slams in a row plus the Olympic Gold in London?Also published on:
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Indy Reporter Says Peyton Manning's Arm is a "Noodle": Fan's TakeBob Kravitz, sports reporter for the Indianapolis Star, was quoted on the Tony Kornheiser radio show as saying that Peyton Manning's arm is a "noodle." While this is bad news, it's not the end for the quarterback.Also published on:
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Andy Murray Won't Win a Grand Slam in 2012: A Fan's OpinionAndy Murray is the fourth-ranked player on the ATP tour, but he has to beat two of the three best players ever (Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer) just to win one Grand Slam. I don't believe he'll be able to do it in 2012.Also published on:
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Both Curtis Martin and Jerome Bettis Deserve Hall of Fame Honors: Fan's TakeCurtis Martin and Jerome Bettis are two of the greatest running backs in the history of the NFL. Both should be voted into the Hall of Fame on Saturday, February 4.Also published on:
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Feds Drop Their Doping Case Against Lance Armstrong: Fan's TakeToday Federal prosecutors announced they were dropping their two-year-long investigation into doping allegations against Lance Armstrong. As a fan, I'm gratified that they elected to drop the case.Also published on:
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Could Ochocinco Make a Difference in the Super Bowl? Fan's TakeChad Ochocinco has been a non-factor ever since he came to the New England Patriots in a trade from the Cincinnati Bengals before the season started. Can he change that in the Super Bowl?Also published on:
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Five Things We Learned from the 2012 Australian OpenThis year's Australian Open provided many entertaining moments. From the amazing final between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, to Andy Murray's maturity, stories abounded at this year's Open.Also published on:
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2012 Australian Open Shows Why We Are Living in Greatest Era of Men's Tennis: A Fan's TakeNovak Djokovic outlasted Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open Final to win five sets in just under six hours of play. With the epic nature of this final, as well as both semi-finals, I believe we are seeing the greatest era of tennis.Also published on:
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Expanding MLB Playoffs is a Bad Idea: Fan's TakeMajor League Baseball is expanding their playoff system by adding two teams. This new format could start as early as 2012, but I believe it's yet another bad idea from Commissioner Bud Selig.Also published on:
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Peyton Manning Should Take a Lesson from Brett Favre: A Fan's TakePeyton Manning and Indianapolis Colts Jim Irsay are in the midst of trying to figure out how to end their professional relationship.Also published on:
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United States Women's Soccer Team Heading to Summer Olympics: Fan's TakeThe idea that the United States Women's National Soccer team was going to qualify for the 2012 London Summer Olympics was a foregone conclusion, no matter how scary the last match with Costa Rica was.Also published on:
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Rafael Betancourt's New Contract Makes a Lot of Sense for Colorado Rockies: A Fan's TakeThe Colorado Rockies have extended the contract of new closer Rafael Betancourt. Although he will be 37 this season, it's another excellent move for the Rockies this off-season.Also published on:
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Indiana Hoosiers Fall to Wisconsin, Have Lost Four of Last Five: Fan's TakeThe Indiana Hoosiers, after a spectacular start to their season, have fallen to 16-5 after losing to the Wisconsin Badgers 57-50. This is their fourth loss in the last five games.Also published on:
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American Soccer Fans Should Be Happy with Direction of National Team: Fan's TakeWith the hiring of Jurgen Klinsmann, American soccer fans are in for a treat. This former Germany national coach will transform the American men's team into a contender with a high-pressure style of attack.Also published on:
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Roger Federer is Not the Greatest Tennis Player Ever: A Fan's TakeRoger Federer has won 70 tournaments in his illustrious career, including a record 17 Grand Slams. However, his poor record against Rafael Nadal in Grand Slam matches prevent me from anointing him best ever.Also published on:
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Scheduling NFL Pro Bowl Before the Super Bowl is Smart: A Fan's TakeWhen the NFL moved the Pro Bowl to the weekend between the Conference Championships and the Super Bowl, players revolted. However, as the past few years have shown, fans prefer the change.Also published on:
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Colorado Rockies Finally Get Their Second Baseman from Boston Red Sox: A Fan's ReactionThe Colorado Rockies finally completed a trade to bring Marco Scutaro over from the Boston Red Sox. This finally fills in the empty second baseman spot on the roster.Also published on:
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Andy Murray Hires Ivan Lendl to Help Get Him a Grand Slam Victory: A Fan's TakeAndy Murray moved up to the third-ranked position in the ATP in 2011, but he has yet to win a Grand Slam. Toward that end, he has fired former champion Ivan Lendl as his personal coach.Also published on:
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Why I Hate Watching Women's Tennis: A Fan's PerspectiveWomen's tennis has increase in athleticism and skill over the past decade, but the loud vocalizations of several of today's top players are turning fans off to the sport in increasing numbers.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: Will Change to Rafael Nadal's Racquet Give Him Edge Over Novak Djokovic?Rafael Nadal is hoping changes to his game and equipment in the short off-season will give him a competitive advantage over top-ranked Novak Djokovic in 2012.Also published on:
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Can a Tall Player Consistently Win Grand Slams in Tennis? Fan's TakeToday's top players are taller (by a few inches) than tennis players a decade ago. However, now there are super-tall players such as John Isner, Milos Raonic, and Bernard Tomic who are trying to contend. Can they win Grand Slams?Also published on:
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U.S. Defeats Venezuela 1-0 on Last Minute Goal: A Fan's TakeThe United States men's national soccer team defeated Venezuela tonight 1-0 on a goal in the last minute of stoppage time by Ricardo Clark.
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The Five Worst Super Bowl Halftime Performances EverHalftime shows at the Super Bowl have a long history of attracting the best worldwide talent. However, even the best singers/groups can be a bad choice for the moment.Also published on:
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Could Eli Manning Surpass Older Brother Peyton with Second Super Bowl? Fan's TakeNew York Giants quarterback Eli Manning, younger brother to Peyton, is heading into this weekend's NFC Championship game with a chance to reach a second Super Bowl.
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Everton Becoming the U.S. Men's National Team Home in the EPL: A Fan's TakeThe English Premier League team, Everton, is home to American players Tim Howard, Marcus Hahnemann, and Landon Donovan. Edson Buddle is another American who is currently getting a trial with the club.Also published on:
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The Five Best Super Bowl Halftime Shows in HistoryThe Super Bowl is a worldwide event that draws millions of viewers. The halftime show is one of the most keenly anticipated events during the game, and many artists from Michael Jackson to U2 have put on memorable shows.Also published on:
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Canada's Milos Raonic Advances to Third Round at Australian Open: A Fan's ReactionCanada's Milos Raonic is currently ranked 25th in the world, but is sure to continue rising through the ranks in 2012. He's a big kid, with a big serve, and his mental fortitude make him likely to contend for Grand Slams someday.Also published on:
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Indiana Hoosiers: Pretenders or Contenders? Fan's TakeAt 15-3, the Indiana Hoosiers basketball team are having a resurgent season. However, after losing two road games in a row, how good are the Hoosiers? Are they capable of making a run in the Big Ten or NCAA tournaments?Also published on:
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Colorado Teenager Missy Franklin Should Dominate London Summer OlympicsMissy Franklin, a high school student in Colorado, is a favorite to win several gold medals in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. A formidable swimmer, Franklin's nickname is Missy the Missile, and she's bound to be a household name soon.Also published on:
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Mardy Fish's Elimination from Australian Open Bodes Poorly for 2012: A Fan's TakeMardy Fish had a career year in 2011, but his 2012 has started poorly with a second-round loss in the Australian Open.Also published on:
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Peyton Manning Should Be Forced to Learn New Offense If He Goes to New Team: A Fan's TakeThe biggest off-season drama in the NFL this spring will be whether or not Peyton Manning will return to play again for the Indianapolis Colts. If he ends up on another team, it's quite likely that he will have to learn a new offensive system.
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Make Your Super Bowl Party a Hit with These Ten IdeasThe 2012 Super Bowl will be held on February 6, and if you're planning on hosting a Super Bowl party, take a look at these ten ideas to enhance the party experience.Also published on:
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Australian Open Needs to Be Pushed Back Later in ATP Schedule: A Fan's TakeRafael Nadal is leading the charge of ATP players who are upset with the length of the ATP season. One of the things that could be done to help with this is to start the Australian Open later in the season, closer to the French Open.Also published on:
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Rafael Nadal is Correct in Saying the ATP Season Schedule Needs to Change: A Fan's TakeRafael Nadal is leading the charge of ATP players who are upset with the length of the ATP season. Prior to the beginning of the Australian Open, he criticized fellow champion Roger Federer for not being more supportive of a schedule change.Also published on:
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Based on Quarterbacks, There Are Four Contenders and Four Pretenders Left in Playoffs: A Fan's OpinionThere are eights teams left in the NFL playoffs, but there are only a select few who have a realistic chance of making the Super Bowl. What do those teams have in common? An elite quarterback who can win games with his arm.Also published on:
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Rafael Nadal's March Back to Top in 2012 Starts with Australian Open: A Fan's TakeRafael Nadal, at only 25 years of age, is already considered one of the best tennis players ever. Until Novak Djokovic's amazing 2011 season, Nadal was expected to be top-ranked for a very long time. Can Nadal make it back to the top?Also published on:
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Former Alabama Offensive Coordinator Jim McElwain Takes Over CSU Program: A Fan's ViewJim McElwain, former Alabama offensive coordinator, is now taking over at Colorado State University. It's a sharp drop in stature from coaching on a National Championship team to a 3-9 Mountain West team.Also published on:
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Get Last-Minute Super Bowl Tickets OnlineSuper Bowl XLVI will be held in Indianapolis this year on February 5. If you're thinking of attending, there are still tickets available. Here are some ticket sites to take a look at for your Super Bowl experience.Also published on:
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Georgia's 2011 Football Season in Review: A Fan's TakeThe University of Georgia Bulldogs had another excellent season in 2011. They finished 10-4 (7-1 in the SEC), won the SEC East, and played LSU in the SEC Championship Game.Also published on:
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Pittsburgh Steelers Inexplicably Fall Apart Against Denver Broncos: A Fan's TakeToday the Denver Broncos upset the Pittsburgh Steelers 29-23 in the Wild Card round of the 2011-2012 NFL Playoffs. What is happening to the Pittsburgh Steelers in big games, and how did they allow Tim Tebow so much success today?Also published on:
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Why Does Mark Sanchez Get a Pass with New York Jets Management? a Fan's TakeNew York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez has finished his third year in the NFL, and criticism is louder than ever of his uneven performances. Why does Coach Rex Ryan and management believe in him so much?Also published on:
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Dale Murphy Will Not Be in the Hall of Fame: A Fan's TakeFormer Atlanta Braves outfielder Dale Murphy has once again missed out on the chance to be voted into the MLB Hall of Fame. Despite an above-average career, he has never come close in his 13 years of eligibility.Also published on:
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Ding, Dong, Martz is Gone; Why Chicago Fans Are Cheering: A Fan's TakeMike Martz resigned today as the offensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears after two years of controversial service. Fans should rejoice as the architect of the 30th-ranked offense in 2010 is now gone.Also published on:
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Indianapolis Colts Are Cleaning House, How Far Will it Go? a Fan's TakeToday the Indianapolis Colts fired Bill Polian and his son, Chris from their positions in the front office of the organization. Could head coach Jim Caldwell and quarterback Peyton Manning be the next to go?Also published on:
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Tim Tebow and Denver Broncos Extend Luck into 2012: A Fan's TakeWhile the Denver Broncos managed to make the playoffs today despite their loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, they have to be worried. While their defense is still playing well, Tim Tebow and the offense are struggling more than ever.Also published on:
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Peyton Hillis Should Blame Himself, Not Madden Curse, for Dismal 2011: A Fan's TakeCleveland browns running back Peyton Hillis has come out recently with an opinion that his terrible 2011 season was a result of the so-called "curse" that accompanies being on the cover of the Madden NFL video game.Also published on:
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Brock Lesnar's Retirement Opens the Door Wider for Shane Carwin: A Fan's TakeBrock Lesnar retired on Saturday after suffering a sudden and embarassing defeat to fellow Heavyweight contender Alistair Overeem. With Lesnar now gone, Shane Carwin's path back to a title shot has become less complicated.Also published on:
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Denver Broncos Fans Nervous in Anticipation of Kyle Orton's Return: A Fan's TakeDenver Broncos fans never really accepted Kyle Orton when he came to the team in 2009 in the trade that sent Jay Cutler to the Chicago Bears. Now he could be the one to prevent their first trip to the playoffs since 2006.Also published on:
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Sanchez or Tebow: Who is More Likely to Be a Starting Quarterback in 2012? a Fan's TakeMark Sanchez and Tim Tebow are two young NFL quarterbacks who have been both praised and vilified in their respective cities. Does either one of these quarterbacks have what it takes to be a consistent NFL starter?Also published on:
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Tim Tebow Standing on House of Cards in Denver: A Fan's OpinionIn Denver the past few months, Tim Tebow has been the toast of the town. However, a very poor outing last week against the Buffalo Bills has shaken his fan base. If he has another poor outing on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs, will he be done?Also published on:
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A Fan's Guide to the Top Five Touchdown Dances of 2011The NFL has seen many different kinds of touchdown dances over the years. In 2011, from the Belt to the salsa to the Benny Biggle Wiggle, touchdown celebrations are still creative and fun.Also published on:
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My Top Five Sports Fan Moments from 20112011 provided many memorable moments for any sports fan. Here are my five favorite moments in sports for this past year.Also published on:
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What We Learned from Sports in 2011: A Fan's GuideSports is a great teacher of life. There were a lot of things that sports taught us this year from scandals to uplifting stories.Also published on:
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Top Five Sports Cities in 2011: A Fan's OpinionThe five best sports towns in 2011 were Detroit, Dallas, New York, Boston, and Denver for various reasons.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: 2012 New Year's Resolutions for Five Sports FiguresHere are my 2012 New Year's Resolutions for Lebron James, Tiger Woods, Tim Tebow, Bill Belichick, and Brett Favre.Also published on:
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The Top Five Most Ridiculous NFL Tirades of 2011Here is a list of five of the most ridiculous tirades and outbursts that occurred in the NFL in 2011. These tirades included Jim Harbaugh, Jim Schwartz, Ndamukong Suh, Colt McCoy, Chris Johnson, and Peyton Hillis.Also published on:
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Mark Richt Reportedly in Contract Extension Talks With University of Georgia: A Fan's ReactionOn the heels of an SEC East divison championship and an SEC Championship game appearance, the University of Georgia is apparently discussing extending Mark Richt's contract as head football coach.Also published on:
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Colorado Rockies Overhauling Starting Rotation With Youth Movement: A Fan's OpinonThe Colorado Rockies have traded for several young pitching prospects in the past year in an effort to stockpile young arms for the future. Will this strategy pay off in 2012, or will Rockies fans have to wait longer?Also published on:
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Going to the 2012 Rose Bowl? Maximize Your Experience by Choosing One of These Travel PackagesIf you're attending the 2012 Rose Bowl between the Oregon Ducks and the Wisconsin Badgers, check out these amazing travel packages to maximize your experience.Also published on:
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Fan's Guide to the 2011 GoDaddy.Com Bowl Game on Jan. 8, 2012On January 8, 2012, the GoDaddy.com bowl game will feature a contest between Northern Illinois and Arkansas State.Also published on:
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A Fan's Guide to the 2011 New Orleans Bowl at the Mercedes-Benz SuperdomeThe Superdome in New Orleans is one of America's premiere stadiums for sports and entertainment events. This is a fan's guide to attending an event in the Superdome.Also published on:
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Indiana Hoosiers Wake Up Echoes of Past with Victory Over Kentucky: A Fan's TakeThe Indiana Hoosiers defeated the University of Kentucky Wildcats yesterday. It was a victory a long time coming for those of us old-school IU basketball fans.Also published on:
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Chicago Bears, Without Cutler and Forte,To Face Off Against Tim Tebow and Denver Broncos: A Fan's TakeThe Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears will be playing each other on December 11. Despite their recent futility on offense, the Bears have a chance to win this game if they can control the Tim Tebow-led offense of the Broncos.Also published on:
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Notre Dame Keeping Tommy Rees at Quarterback For Now: A Fan's TakeTommy Rees has been the starting quarterback for the Fighting Irish Of Notre Dame for the past year and a half. However, now another sophomore by the name of Andrew Hendrix is poised to take over his position.
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Colorado State University Fires Football Coach Steve Fairchild: A Fan's ReactionColorado State University fired head football coach Steve Fairchild after four largely unproductive seasons.
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Georgia Bulldogs Break Hearts of Their Fans Again: A Fan's TakeThe Georgia Bulldogs have had a very good season, but once again they fall short when faced with a superior opponent. Losing to LSU in the SEC Championship Game was no surprise to anyone, but the fact that they looked so outmatched is disturbing.
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Will Colorado Rockies Be Looking to Trade Huston Street This Week? A Fan's TakeThe Colorado Rockies are heading into the MLB winter meetings with an eye at continuing to upgrade their roster. One move many expect them to make is trading veteran relief pitcher Huston Street. Is this a good idea?
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Women's Professional Soccer League in Danger of Folding: A Fan's TakeA short six months after the euphoria that was the Women's United States soccer team's march through the World Cup, the Women's Professional Soccer League in America is in danger of folding.Also published on:
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Chicago Bears Lose Matt Forte to Injury, Season in Total Jeopardy Now: A Fan's ReactionIt's not bad enough that Jay Cutler was injured two weeks ago and is lost for the season for the Chicago Bears. Today star running back Matt Forte injured his knee and is expected to be out at least a couple weeks. Is the Bears season effectively over?
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Fan's Take: Can the Georgia Bulldogs Pull Off the Upset Against the LSU Tigers?The SEC Championship Game features the top-ranked LSU Tigers and the 14th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs. The Bulldogs will need an almost perfect game to pull off the upset against LSU. Can they do it?
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Colorado Rockies Change Up Their Catcher Position: A Fan's TakeThe Colorado Rockies today traded away catcher Chris Iannetta. They did it to make space for Ramon Hernandez, their new starting catcher acquired
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Colorado Buffaloes End Road Losing Streak with Victory Over Utah Utes: A Fan's ReactionWith its victory over the Utah Utes, the Colorado Buffaloes football team finishes the year a disappointing 3-10 but ended a 23-game road losing streak.Also published on:
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It Wasn't Pretty, but Tim Tebow and the Broncos Defense Do it Again: A Fan's ReactionTim Tebow and the Denver Broncos defeated the San Diego Chargers today 16-13 in overtime.Also published on:
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2011 Will Be Remembered as the Year of the Lawyer in Professional Sports: A Fan's OpinionWith new collective bargaining agreements being negotiated in the MLB, NFL, and the NBA, 2011 was a year filled with trepidation for the average sports fan.Also published on:
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Unexpected Final Four at ATP World Finals in London: A Fan's PerspectiveInstead of a powerful final four featuring the top four players in the world (Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Andy Murray), the ATP Finals feature Federer and three players mostly unknown to American fans.Also published on:
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Ndamukong Suh's Violent Actions Trigger Memories of Albert HaynesworthDetroit Lions defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh was ejected in a game against the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving Day for stomping on the arm of an opposing player.Also published on:
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Georgia Completes Unbelievable Run to SEC Championship Game: A Fan's ReactionThe Georgia Bulldogs have pulled off an improbably end to their season. With a 9-2 record, they are now the SEC East's representative in the SEC Championship Game.Also published on:
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Colorado Rockies Trade Ty Wigginton to the Philadelphia Phillies: A Fan's ReactionThe Colorado Rockies have traded veteran utility infielder Ty Wigginton to the Philadelphia Phillies.Also published on:
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With Jay Cutler Breaking Thumb, Season is in Jeopardy for the Chicago Bears: A Fan's ReactionChicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler broke the thumb on his throwing hand today during the game with the San Diego Chargers. If he has to have surgery, he will most likely be out for the season.Also published on:
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Michael Vick's Injury-Riddled Season Bad Omen for Future: A Fan's OpinionIs Michael Vick past his prime? A series of injuries have curtailed what should have been an All-Pro NFL Season for the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback.Also published on:
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Colorado Rockies Sign Third Baseman Brandon Wood: A Fan's ReactionThe Colorado Rockies signed former Minor League Player of the Year Brandon Wood to a free agent contract. He will compete at third base with Ian Stewart and possibly Nolan Arenado.Also published on:
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Colorado Rockies in the Market for a New Second Baseman: A Fan's PerspectiveThe Colorado Rockies need to find a new second baseman after Mark Ellis signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday, November 15. Current favorites for the position include Clint Barmes and Martin Prado.Also published on:
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Great Christmas Gifts for Georgia Bulldogs Football FansIf you know someone who is a big fan of the University of Georgia football team, then here are seven gifts that you can surprise them with at Christmas.Also published on:
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Five Great Colorado Rapids Jerseys for ChristmasThe Colorado Rapids are beloved by their fans in Denver and outside Colorado. If your Rapids fan is a man, woman or child, here are five jersey options to give as Christmas gifts.Also published on:
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Get Your Colorado Rockies Fan a Jersey for Christmas This YearThe Colorado Rockies are one of the most beloved of MLB franchises. Their fans are passionate and love to support their team. If your favorite Rockies fan doesn't have a jersey yet, Christmas is the perfect time for the perfect gift.Also published on:
