Because he's great if you want sports news with access, favors and discretion.
Because he's great if you want sports news with access, favors and discretion.
STAY SASSY DEADSPIN!1!1!1!
Touched, Mr. Rodman penned the following reply:
That was a really eloquently written letter.
Wu-Tang For Evert
The actual sequence of events starts about a year ago, when Reggie Rose voices his anger with the Bulls' direction, moves on to a local reporter (Melissa Isaacson) reporting that Derrick Rose was healthy in February but refused (or his camp refused) to play despite the rest of the team getting hit by a bus (and…
"What y'all thought you wasn't gon' see me"
Actually, saying he's "just a guy who keeps getting hurt" is a decent lack of understanding of everything going on with Rose, his camp, the Bulls, and Thibodeau. It is a colossal train wreck. No one can speak directly to anyone else in all of this. The Bulls absolutely hated how Rose (and his camp) handled his injury…
What a Triumph for Wu, Tang
That is really good cursive for 2nd grade. Am I the only one that thought this?
"What's the big deal? I played the 1993 superbowl on snow."
Well I for one am impressed. Dude's got moves like Jager.
Honestly, I initially thought you were talking about the game with your lead-in.
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Not only did it leave a mark, I think it left a dent - which I believe is still there to this day.
I remember that pretty vividly. He wound up with a triple. The Brewers probably stranded him there.
Personally, the drunker i am, the more fascinated i am by the magic floaty table.
It would have been 64 but he rimmed out a five footer.