Palladino: Losers -- Er, Gripers -- Come Out In Jets' Locker Room
You watched the Jets stumble and bumble for nine games and you just wondered when it had to start -- the backbiting, the anonymous grumbles from within. It happens with all losers.
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You watched the Jets stumble and bumble for nine games and you just wondered when it had to start -- the backbiting, the anonymous grumbles from within. It happens with all losers.
The top minor league affiliate of the Yankees is looking to northeastern Pennsylvania's history for its new identity.
"I can control my attitude, my effort and my work ethic," said Tebow. "Those are things that will never change based on what anybody says."
The next few days are filled with several early season tournaments in college basketball. Let's get it started.
You'd like to think that the fire sale or deconstruction of the Miami Marlins is now complete, but with these bozos driving the bus, who knows.
When Craig imagined aloud how ESPN and other sports media outlets might handle a story involving Ben Roethlisberger's aorta, there was plenty of laughter to be heard.
Sit back, turn up the volume and enjoy some 'audio chocolate'...
A while back the guys got a call from a man named Butch. And lets just say Butch made it crystal clear that he knows a thing or two about baseball.
After hearing all about Chiefs safety Eric Berry's fear of horses (thanks to audio provided by Jerry Recco), Craig gave some thought to what Berry had to say and started to understand where he was coming from.
After admittingly blowing the guys off all summer, TNT analyst Greg Anthony woke up early to give Boomer and Craig a call on the hotline.
Craig imagined how some other media outlets, specifically 'the world wide leader' known as ESPN, might handle such a story.
As is usually the case when we travel down a road such as this one, things got very confusing before completely spiraling out of control...
Based on Shonn Greene's comments regarding the Jets needing a change, Craig offers a suggestion as far as Greene's playing time moving forward is concerned.
No matter how he looks at it, Craig can't help but come to the same conclusion, his beloved Jets -- the entire organization from top to bottom -- is a joke.
Dickey garnered 27 of 32 first-place votes and easily outdistanced 2011 winner Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Gio Gonzalez of Washington finished third.
