
This is my first year writing fantasy analysis, so take a moment to appreciate that I’m exposing my inner most secrets heading into my 4 drafts. I bring to you my personal cheat sheet. If you are looking at this and are in my league and try to use it against me, you have just [...]
Aug 31 2011 | Posted in
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Over the last few years my television interests have devolved into Sports and Reality television, so you would think Basketball Waives would be a natural fit for me. That actually wasn’t the case. I wasn’t into the whole “housewives” show craze and I didn’t like Shaq’s wife because I felt she had taken him to [...]
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There has been a void in my life since the NBA players were locked out, which meant that my annual trek to the Vegas Summer League was also canceled. I live in the Baltimore/Washington DC area, home to the Goodman League and Melo League. Tonight was an all-star matchup of the Goodman League, led by [...]

Because of Hurricane Irene, the first annual Metlife (Jetlife) Bowl and the now-meaningful preseason game between the Jets and Giants, was pushed to Monday. This worked out well for me (Max O), because it meant that long time jets fan James and I (out on Long Island with our families during the storm) we were [...]

Last night I was concurrently watching The Battle for Snoopy or whatever the annual Jets/Giants preseason game is now called and trolling Twitter. News broke on Twitter that Michael Vick had signed a new $100 mil deal, 15 minutes later they made the announcement on TV. Twitter is now the most effective form of getting [...]
Aug 30 2011 | Posted in
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While many NBA stars have spent the Lock Out wondering what part of Europe or Asia they are going to resume their career in, a few young stars have been playing in leagues that are a lot more local. Kevin Durant set off the buzz with his 66 points at the Rucker and it continued [...]

In 2008 I popped my Jets away game cherry, hitting up San Diego, Seattle and Oakland due to their proximity In 2009 I moved from Vegas to Atlanta. Upon moving to the Southeast I checked the Jets schedule to see if they were going to be playing anywhere close by. To my delight, they were, [...]

Usually our police blotter focuses on more funny and lighthearted crime, like an ex-NBA player building a dirtbike track for underprivileged kids that’s a cover for a weed growing operation, but today entry is exponentially more serious and sad. Ex NBA player Javaris Crittenton was charged with the murder of an Atlanta woman. The story [...]

This video is from 2002 when Blake was a senior and John Gilchrist was a freshman. It seems like Blake overreacts to a foul and then underperforms as a pugilist as he is on the receiving end of the only landed blow in the skirmish.
Aug 26 2011 | Posted in
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Friend of LolaSportsTalk, famous photographer and die-hard Mets fan Matthew Salacuse is going to be taking his talents to Citi Field next month and shooting a photo gallery documenting the contentious relationship between the Mets and Phillies. You can see some of Matt’s work below and even more here on his website. (Stephen Jackson) (Fedor [...]