Ick’s Corner

I laugh everytime I see this commercial on ESPN..

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Add the 2010 NBA All Star game to the growing list of events to be held at Jerry World. David Stern is beside himself thinking about the 50,000 people that will be able to attend the game. 50,000 fans getting to attend the game must put a smile on Sterns face, yeah right. Stern is [...]

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Looking at my blog stats today.  Seems Ick is doing his best to drive only the best and brightest to my little site with his comments to my posts.  Yes, today’s post suggests that Patrick Ewing looks exactly like a lowlands gorilla.  Other posts have called John Daly a hunk o’ crap and well, it kind [...]

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Apparently when you sign a multimillion dollar deal to play pro sports, you have to love every single team in the city where you play. Dan Gilbert, GM of the Cavaliers finds it an *insult to the city of Cleveland* that LeBron James wears a New York Yankees hat everywhere he goes, and was wearing [...]

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Some years ago Charles Barkley made the statement “I am not a role model“. Not only talking about himself, but athletes in general. I, like most people, beg to differ on that statement. Athletes have always, and will continue to be looked up to, and put on a pedestal if you will. For every athlete [...]

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As if the streets in Houston weren’t bad enough, Ron Artest is heading to Houston. The Rockets are sending a 1st round draft pick, Bobby Jackson, and the draft rights to Donte Greene, for the NBA’s number one problem child. So lets get some fan reaction on bring Artest to their beloved Rockets…
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After 12 years, and two Superbowl wins Rod Smith is retiring. The owner of the Denver Broncos listed him as the second greatest player to every play for the franchise, number one being John Elway. That is a major compliment, Mike Shanahan also would like Smith to return to work with the team in some [...]

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