Jorge Posada has contributed to the Yankees record start by slugging 4 home runs from the DH slot. |
Sixth Man of the Year - An E! True Hollywood Story: Lamar Odom, who is married to reality-TV "star" Khloe Kardashian, was named the NBA Sixth Man of the Year on Tuesday, which is the award given to the best player who is not quite good enough to be one of the 150 starters in the league. The only requirement to win the award is that a player must come in off the bench as a reserve more games than he starts. Odom started 35 games and entered off the bench in 47 games. I've never understood the reason why the NBA has this award. In my opinion, Odom should have won this award last year when he finished sixth in the voting for the Sixth Man of the Year Award.
Lamar Odom and Khloe Kardashian are taking Hollywood and the NBA by storm. Odom's "unbreakable" season earned him the honor as the NBA 6th Man. |
Imagine the April Awesomeness?!: Can you imagine if the NBA playoffs was a little bit more like March Madness?! Like I wrote about here, the NBA playoffs just don't have the same excitement level that other playoff formats do. If the NBA playoffs were like the NCAA tournament, then these would be the second round games based upon the results of the first game of each series: Chicago vs. Atlanta, Miami vs. Boston, Memphis vs. Oklahoma City, and New Orleans vs. Dallas. The Lakers, Spurs, and Magic would all be out! The Memphis Grizzlies would have a huge fan following, insane media coverage, and Zach Randolph jerseys would be flying off the shelves! Don't worry, they'll lose to the Spurs in 5. Sorry, Memphis, but the only basketball team that has a shot to play for a Championship anytime soon is the University of Memphis.
Put it on the Calendar: In one of the biggest demonstrations of optimism we have seen in a long time, the NFL released its 2011 schedule today as if one of the ugliest and dirtiest lockouts in recent history was not well into its second month. The marquee games of the opening weekend, which will fall on Sunday, September 11, will feature the New York Giants visiting the Washington Redskins, two teams from the two cities that were most significantly impacted by the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2011.
September 11, 2011 could be a memorable day for the USA and the NFL if the owners and the players can end the lockout so the NFL season can start on time. |
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