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A Great Month In Sports.

New York City : NY : USA | Sep 25, 2009 at 11:11 PM PDT
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Well...I finally got my butt off the couch to finally get the chance to talk about what a month it has been in sports. I mean where do you begin? Tennis players going gangsta cursing out line judges? Or how about bench clearing brawls in baseball? Or the Hunt for October in baseball? or how about the early season in college football and NFL? Or the the Great One stepping down as coach? You see, every time I try to get up, something amazing just seems to happen. That's why I been gone for a little while. Okay, let's recap some of these highlights really quick. Who would've though Serena would show her Compton side a little bit, going after the line judge like that? I know she wants to win and shes ultra competitive, but you got to control that anger. She apologizes plenty of time and it's over with for me. Federer got fine the change in his back pocket for cursing at an official. If you going to fine someone like him, at least make him write a check. Baseball. October is just around the corner, which means Jeter is due to make a incredible play, A-Rod to choke, and the NL to fall. Yankees are rolling, although they have cooled just a little, but they got a nice 7 game lead on the Sox after beating them tonight. Cardinals got their division locked up. Sorry Cubs, add another year to the drought. There's going to be big changes in the Windy City. The Rockies are once again rolling as they have shown to do in the past, playing great baseball. Everything is locked up except for the race for home field. Dodgers better watch out. They got a squad that can go to the World Series, although the NL looks tougher then it did early in the season. I can't wait until the playoffs. Plenty of stories to come in October. The NFL is off and running. J-E-T-S Jets, Jets, Jets! okay Jets, following the Ravens recipe of last year, a teaspoon of rookie quarterback, ten cups of the run game, and let the defense finish cooking the opposing offense in the oven. mark Sanchez is going to be a big time star in New York, and that vaunted defense is causing mayhem to teams. Rex Ryan is quite the mouthpiece but very refreshing and is working as he fires up the New York Football Jets. Another surprise, Titans 0-2? Chris Johnson is doing his part big time, and not having Albert Haynesworth there is a huge lost, literally. That pass defense needs to stop treating these games like arena league. Speaking of arena league, someone needs to tell the Saints that they are going against NFLcaliber defenses, not Pop Warner. Drew Brees is making this really easy. He's on pace to throw 90 something touchdowns this season. I'll go under for that as great as he is. My G-men are off to a fast start, just ruining the Cowboy's stadium debut. Cowboys got some work to do. Romo needs to cut down the turnovers. And can the Lions FINALLY, FINALLY get a win? It's possible this week, seeing how the Redskins are playing. I'm rooting for the Lions this week. Niners are off to a good start with their power running game, and without a certain rookie diva wideout. Which Cutler are the Bears getting this week? And who has the easiest quarterback job that gets to hand the ball off to Adrien Peterson? guesses? Brett Farve. Let's talk college! Down goes Oklahoma! Down goes BYU! Down goes Ole Miss! Down with Oklahoma St! Down goes Ohio State! Down goes USC! I need to breathe. I can't keep up with these upsets. I love them. It's what makes college football so exciting. MIA is coming back with that old school MIA swagger. Jacory Harris, Heisman dark horse? the upsets are great. Best from CAL sums it up. He is the running back in the nation. Matt Barkley, future first pick in the draft according to Mel Kiper and Todd McShay, has been great until the injury sidelined him, and we know what happen there. He'll be back this week though. Michigan already showing promise not just for this season, but for the future. There's so much to talk about in the world of sports but I'll leave it here for now, with more to come. I can't wait.

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Posted By InspectorGadget InspectorGadget | over 3 years ago
There's so much going on in sports. I thought you would be covering it all as it happened lol. You got mostly everything in this article though. First of all, college football is on another planet. So many unexpected things happening. It's exciting though. The underdogs are rising up. What's going on with the Chargers in the NFL? Too many injuries. And the whole thing with Serena was unfortunate. You can't blame her for being upset. It was clearly a wrong call, but she still shouldn't have let her emotions get the best of her. She could have won. Anyway, I'm sure she'll learn from this experience and come back even stronger. I'm still waiting for the NBA season to start as well.
Reply By princejz Johnny | over 3 years ago
I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for the NBA season to start. Got plenty to write about that. But I will be coevering as I go. Just so much was happening, I'll cover it all in once this one time around. Lol.
Posted By emilk20 emilk20 | over 3 years ago
you right !
Reply By ffxamine ffxamine | over 3 years ago
agree
Posted By MuadIDib MuadIDib | over 3 years ago
good
Posted By caveatlector caveatlector | over 3 years ago
It's going to be a great season in college football. Lots of upsets last week. Yankees gona win it all...again. I like the picture of Eli Manning. He's under-rated. Keep an eye on the Giants.
Reply By princejz Johnny | over 3 years ago
cavealector, as a New Yorker, I have to watch out for the Giants. My favorite team. I like their chances this year. Hopefully injuries wont slow them down. Yankees all the way this year for sure.
Reply By caveatlector caveatlector | over 3 years ago
You're sitting real good in both sports in my opinion. Yankees and Giants, you bet.
Posted By YasserAlaa YasserAlaa | over 3 years ago
gr8
Posted By coolfigure coolfigure | over 3 years ago
pretty cool
Posted By speedy6300 speedy6300 | over 3 years ago
fantastic
Posted By john14 john14 | over 3 years ago
agree
Posted By darvodo24 darvodo24 | over 3 years ago
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Posted By badrhamed badrhamed | over 3 years ago
i full agree
Posted By IgorVoskoboinikov IgorVoskoboinikov | over 3 years ago
cool
Posted By oneday oneday | over 3 years ago
yup...totally agree with you.
Posted By soonerboy soonerboy | over 3 years ago
yea
Posted By tytania tytania | over 3 years ago
yeah
Posted By tytania tytania | over 3 years ago
lol nice
Posted By guycaf guycaf | over 3 years ago
wow thats is realy intresting thanks alot
Posted By BlakeWilliams BlakeWilliams | over 3 years ago
good post
Reply By princejz Johnny | over 3 years ago
Thank you very much.
Posted By Vinnymac11 Vinnymac11 | over 3 years ago
Excellent post! And I agree, there has been plenty that has happened this month in sports.
Posted By caveatlector caveatlector | over 3 years ago
One of the biggest things to happen in sports this month, happened yesterday. Ichiro Suzuki got kicked out of a game for the first time in his career; both in the US and Japan. He struck out looking and didn't agree with the ump's call. So he drew a line in the sand with his bat and that was all it took. For me, that was bigger than Cal and Penn State getting beat.
Reply By princejz Johnny | over 3 years ago
i actually missed that. As calm as Ichiro is, that is shocking.
Posted By Just_Playin_Dumb Just_Playin_Dumb | over 3 years ago
I love sports! Every month is a great month for sports!
Posted By imamid imamid | over 2 years ago
Good efforts in sports.....rate it high
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