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Originally, Chris Bosh claimed that he suffered an abdominal strain while attempting to pull down a rebound during game one of the second round playoff match-up against the Indiana Pacers, but after some rigorous questioning, the all-star power forward broke down and revealed the truth about his injury. In a shocking twist, Bosh admitted that …
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Originally, I planned on waiting a week before writing this post because I wanted people to read without allowing emotions to cloud their judgment. Upon second thought, I realize that emotional people will always be emotional, so there is no point in waiting. I also don’t mind being called emotionally dead! (For more of my …
Yesterday, I watched the ESPN 30 for 30 documentary called the Announcement. The film was about the 1991 announcement by Irving “Magic” Johnson about his positive HIV diagnosis. It’s funny how people can take information and completely change it to create a something false. I was always under the impression that Magic Johnson was free …
Our move to Los Angeles has been a major adjustment as far as sports is concerned. The first place we lived at had a 50 inch television, but the other residents had absolutely no desire to watch ESPN. With no other way to get our daily fix, we turned to the internet. In order to …
This day started off on the right foot. We had the best breakfast ever. It wasn’t good because of the quality; it was good because we ended up having to pay $76 dollars. (Room service is definitely overpriced!) We decided to check out one of the casinos in Los Angeles. The place ended up being …
Due to my recent change in work schedule I will keep this one short, simple, and funny. (I will also blame @Efidalgo12 who suggested we edit the movie script!) Today, I found a hilarious tweet from ESPN’s Jamele Hill. She posted a newspaper column which actually made me COL! (Let’s get the chuckled out loud …
Most people get confused when it comes to the topic of sportsmanship. The term has nothing to do with the score. Sportsmanship is about how you treat the opponent; competitors should always shake hands after the contest and say, “good game.” You can even help an opponent get up after a play is over, during …
Competing at the highest level is not an easy task. When it comes to soccer, there is no bigger stage than the World Cup. Women from all over the globe fine-tune their skills over a period of four years to prepare for the rigors of the WWC. This painstaking process is similar to the Olympics. …
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