I was kind of surprised when the Skittles thing took off after Seattle's Thursday night performance this year. Not because it isn't awesome (I can't get enough of the Skittles shower video, embedded after the break). But because Marshawn had made his love of multi-colored candies before the season started. Talking with ESPN Films, discussed his mother-son bonding tradition along with how he beat dem Saints.
Also, bonus video after the break. As someone currently suffering from a debilitating obsession with Skyrim right now, I found the following clip muy hilarioso. Those are foreign words, right?
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Could these be the Hawk's new uniforms?
This is one of the supposedly leaked Nike redesigns of the Hawk's uniforms for 2012. It was shown off with 31 other redesigns sometime early last year or late 2010. I think with a silver helmet and some fancier pants (some blue or green on those silver pants) I could really REALLY come to like these. Note the faint feather stencil on the shoulder pads.
Cortez Kennedy: Hall of Famer
It's a testament to both the ineptitude of 90's hawks and east-coast bias that Cortez took five tries to become a hall-of-famer. Congratulations, best defensive tackle of your generation. You earned it.
Why I love Seattle, Part 2
Even in the offseason, there's a lot to love about the Emerald City.
Rumor is though, that the "offseason" may be a thing of the past around here, if the NHL has its way...
Rumor is though, that the "offseason" may be a thing of the past around here, if the NHL has its way...
Friday, February 3, 2012
A NEW National Hockey League
Inspired by Tom Fulrey's blog, the NHL Reallignment Project, I decided to throw my hat into the league re-rigging game and have come up with entirely new hockey league.
Details after the BREAK
Details after the BREAK
Labels:
Atlanta,
Boston,
Chicago,
Dallas,
Denver,
Detroit,
Hartford,
Hockey,
Los Angeles,
Minneapolis,
New York,
Philadelphia,
Portland,
San Diego,
Seattle,
St Louis,
Toronto,
Vancouver,
Washington
Friday, October 7, 2011
The Offside Rules: When People Say Something is "Just Crazy Enough to Work", the Detroit Stadium Plan is EXACTLY What They are Talking About
I still don't really understand how the stadium WORKS. How is the field held up? Where does it go when they want to use the 70,000 configuration?
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