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Drazen Petrovic
At the 76ers game with mattbirnbaum celebrating his birthday a little early. It was fun, especially seeing what a blast he had! I’ve never seen a live game, but he was so excited and happy, and it made me really happy to see that, especially seeing this New England fan so excited over a Philly team! I never thought I’d get into basketball, but it was fun to watch live.
My first Sixers game, and I wore the Jerry Stackhouse Champion Throwback. They played the Lakers, so I don't feel that I betrayed my C's by rooting for the Sixers. We had a great time, and Wells Fargo is a great place to see a game!
Bobby Orr—for many the greatest hockey player ever, the defenseman who altered the essence of the game—turned 67 years old today. (Tony Triolo/SI)
GALLERY: Bobby Orr Through the Years
Tuukka Rask stacks the pads on Patrick Kane. #NHLBruins
Q-Rich
Jeff Teague
"That’s why when somebody says, ‘When you get to the NBA, don’t forget about me …’ I should say to them, ‘Well if I don’t make it, make sure you don’t forget about me.’"
– HOOP DREAMS
Get PUMPED. #OpeningDay is getting closer.
We're going here in Philly, Phillies and Sox!
Nate Robinson, donning a green uniform (complete with shoes and matching ball) to play the role of “krypto-Nate” to defending champ Dwight Howard’s Superman, went on to win his second NBA Slam Dunk Contest on Feb. 14, 2009 in Phoenix. (John W. McDonough/SI)
GALLERY: NBA Slam Dunk Contest Winners
A quarter of a century after a 42-1 underdog nicknamed Buster beat down the Baddest Man on the Planet, their battle in the Tokyo Dome remains the greatest upset in boxing history. Buster Douglas KO’d Mike Tyson in the 10th round for the heavyweight title on Feb. 11, 1990 (Feb. 10 in the U.S.). (SI Cover)
GALLERY: Tyson vs. Douglas: 25th Anniversary
I picked this up last March, and just haven't had a chance to post it yet, but with how well the Hawks have been doing this year, I needed to get it up. The jersey is Chris Crawford's, not the one with Cavs, but the one who came off the bench for the Hawks in the late 90s/early 00s.
Boston Teams to Win a Championship '01-'14
Patriots ‘01
Patriots ‘03
Red Sox ‘04
Patriots ‘04
Red Sox ‘07
Celtics ‘08
Bruins ‘11
Red Sox ‘13
Patriots '14
Why I'm Rooting for My Pats this Weekend
Living in Philly now, I've been getting both barrels of Pats hate, even before Deflate Gate. The Eagles were one of many teams beaten by the Pats in a big game pre-Spygate, and as such their fans feel they had one-- their one and only-- ripped from them. Even my wife will joke "the Pats have 'won' how many Super Bowls?", and the truth is, as Pats fans, we have to wear that. It's a reality as Boston sports fans we have trouble facing: a once routinely heartbroken city that faced letdown after letdown now has the one team everyone loves to hate. Forget the Yankees, forget the LeBron Heat, the Pats are smug cheaters, they're our number one wrestling villain. For me it's worse though: this most recent allegation is beyond ridiculous, it's embarrassing. How can I root for a team that consistently has shown they can't help themselves from cheating like it's a bad compulsion? In 1986, and 6-year-old-going-on-7 me made a $5 bet on Super Bowl XX with my dad. I didn't know much about football then, but I loved the Bears. Refrigerator Perry had a GI Joe figure, their black uniforms looked awesome, and then there was the Super Bowl Shuffle. It would be the last time I ever rooted for another team against the Patriots. Over the next ten years we had 1-15 seasons and local black-outs, the latter of which forced my dad to hook up the rabbit ears to watch the team play on the Portland station, because Maine wasn't considered the local area for Boston sports then-- this was before the new Sox ownership declared all of New England the local area for Boston teams in the 2000s. In the mid-90s things looked good for a second. Bill Parcells and Drew Bledsoe got us back to the Super Bowl, but before we could celebrate losing it, Parcells left for the Jets because he wanted to buy the groceries. Things got so bad for all our teams, that in 2001 we celebrated Ray Bourque winning a championship with another team! Then came Brady and Belichick. Out of nowhere they break the curse of the ball going through Buckner's legs. I still almost cry when I hear Gil Santos yell "it's good!" as Vinatieri kicks the game winning field goal. Yes, there was the Tuck Rule, and later Spygate, but that kick sparked a 15-year run that has seen all Boston teams get at least one title, and the Red Sox break their 86-year old curse. Not to mention the Pats have won the division all but two years since, and finished a combined 0 games out of first the two season they didn't; plus 9 trips to the AFC title game and now six trips to the Super Bowl. The reality though is that people don't hate the Pats because they win, they hate them because they're shady. So again, that begs the question: why would you root for a team that's shady? Because I've invested too much in them to not enjoy this Sunday for every bite of junk food, every bad commercial that hurts my sensibilities, and every minute of the halftime show I won't be watching. If they win, it might be tainted like the other championships, and I'll just have to wear that like all the others too; but for right now it's about 1-15, rabbit ears, and Super Bowl XX, and about how far away that all seems, and how not far away it could be.
FSK Moving Fire Sale!!
**First orders are shipped, but I have plenty of awesome cards left! Act now!!**
Here’s the deal: I’m moving across the country and have a ton of sports cards I need to get rid of. Instead of throwing them out or donating to a thrift store, I thought I would first see if any of you would be interested in some. I have basketball, baseball, football and hockey. Mostly 90’s, but some late ’80s and early 2000s also. Cards range from superstars to any random player you could think of.
If you happen to want some, please send $5 via Paypal as a gift/friend payment (so there are no fees) to [email protected] and you’ll get an envelope filled with cards! You can specify what sports, teams, or players that you want and I’ll do my best to add them in for you. (I even have some Michael Jordan cards while supplies last.) Or go completely random for a surprise! I also have some sealed packs that I’ll throw in with every order.
**Don’t forget to include your address if purchasing!**
USA Orders ONLY. Please contact me for International orders.
Questions? E-mail [email protected]
Boston Teams to Make the Finals, '01-'14
‘01 Patriots (won SB)
‘03 Patriots (won SB)
‘04 Red Sox (won WS)
‘04 Patriots (won SB)
‘07 Red Sox (won WS)
‘07 Patriots (lost SB)
‘08 Celtics (Won NBA Finals)
‘10 Celtics (lost NBA Finals)
‘11 Bruins (Won Stanley Cup)
‘11 Patriots (lost Super Bowl)
'13 Bruins (lost Stanley Cup Finals)
'13 Red Sox (Won WS)
'14 Patriots (???)