Archive for April, 2006
Matt Leinart. Let me repeat….Matt Leinart. That in and of itself is enough to call this a good draft for the Cardinals. They got a QB at the #10 who many scouts have declared is the best long term QB in the draft this year. Had he come out last year, […]
If you have watched the Carolina Panthers at all in the last few years, you know that the biggest area of instability has been the running game. And that’s odd, considering how much they like to run the ball. They have had a different leading rusher every year for the last 5-6 years. […]
When you look up “dissed” in the ebonics dictionary you will also see a picture of Steve McNair. The Tennessee Titans have closed him out of all team and training facilities for quite some time and appear ready to send him off to the Baltimore Ravens. While I understand he is aging and […]
It looks as if Ed Nelson, the somewhat unused muscle at the end of Jim Calhoun’s UCONN bench has been playing the wrong sport all these years. After starting out at Georgia Tech and showing some promise as a basketball player, then transferring to UCONN where he became 5 expendable fouls, Ed Nelson has […]
In a matter or hours the Houston Astros can begin negotiations with Roger Clemens again. Under MLB rules, teams can re-sign their former players who became free agents through December 7th or January 8th if offered salary arbitration and again starting May 1st. Clemens agent said Roger is willing to listen, but don’t […]
The 49ers made out like a bandit in this draft. First things first, Vernon Davis is going to give young QB Alex Smith a real target that has the speed to get out and make things happen once he gets his hands on the ball. And once you catch him, you have to actually tackle […]
I really hate the fact that Kobe is a jerk. I hate the fact that the sports world caters to him. I hate the fact that kids look up to him and he is a role model for them. I hate the fact that I can’t pull for him. But that’s […]
It’s just over a month away and England has reason to be concerned. Wayne Rooney a striker for Manchester United will miss up to six weeks after breaking a bone in his foot in Saturday’s Premier League match against Chelsea. Rooney was thought to be England’s strongest player at the World Cup in Germany and […]
Albert Pujols broke the record for most home runs in April yesterday in a win over the Washington Nationals. In the eighth inning Albert blasted his 14th home run in April and put the Cardinals in the lead for good 2-1. The St. Louis slugger hit the 411 foot bomb off Jon Rauch. Pujols also […]
Quick Hits: April 29th, 2006
0 Comments Published by wolfman April 29th, 2006 in General Sports, NFL
Tom Glavine gets a shutout against the Braves. It’s a good thing, because his own team could only muster a 1-0 victory.
The Seattle Mariners put an end to two of their troubling trends and extended the Baltimore Orioles’ significant early season bullpen problems Saturday, sending 11 men to the plate and erupting for six […]












