The New England Patriots broke the silent streak on Tim Tebow’s NFL career by signing the ring leader of the circus Monday afternoon, but by all accounts told, he won’t be bringing the typical Tebow Show to Foxborough.
Rafael Nadal’s post-match flop to the clay court is a little over the top. In fact, J.P. says it was ‘a little contrived.’ Frankly, it’s hard to argue with that.
There’s terrible crimes being committed against humanity all around the world every day, and someone somewhere, right now, is grief-stricken because they just got caught sleeping on the job.
The days of an NFL team in London are fast approaching, and a team struggling to maintain its current fanbase in the U.S., like the Jacksonville Jaguars for instance, could be ripe for a move as soon as the next five to seven years, if you’re to believe Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports.
The ever-resolute Davey Johnson doled out some blame for Washington’s 29-29 record in his weekly hit with the Junkies on 106.7 The Fan Wednesday, and he doled it all out on himself, calling his managing job this season “horse bleep,” while also rushing to the defense of hitting coach Rick Eckstein.
God Bless America has been sung at Major League ballparks across the country, as a seventh inning ritual since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, but does it still belong?
The Junkies were able to catch up with show character Larry the Corky via the wonders of Skype on Tuesday, who gave a long-desired tour of his palatial Pasadena bedroom, and gave some more confused/memorable responses that will likely live on forever.
The Junkies are all about embracing new technologies early, which makes Vine the perfect social media device for JP to get leveled with an open-palm slap to the face on Tuesday, fulfilling the wishes of thousands who’ve suffered his sniveling for years.
Uh oh. It looks like somebody has a case of the Mondays — namely, E.B. While interviewing Mike Florio, it appeared Mr. Bickel may have fallen asleep. He contends he was simply ‘resting.’
In this candid interview with living legend Phil Jackson, the owner of THIRTEEN NBA Championship rings explains in riveting detail, his motivating techniques that helped him win ELEVEN rings as a head coach. The Zen Master also comes dangerously close to ending the MJ/Kobe debate, once and for all.
There are endless reasons why Davey Johnson is such a fan favorite in the baseball world, but bringing them inside the mind of a Major League manager, with how he should set his lineup for an American League park is just another sterling example of the transparency that makes him so beloved.