I’m not one to cover Purdue sports despite the fact I live in the heart of Boilermaker country. But since Purdue starts its exhibition season tonight, all I’ve been exposed to in the local sports media is how the Boilermakers are a B1G Ten contender and poised for a deep run in the NCAA Tournament.… Read More OK, I’ve Heard Enough…Purdue Basketball Is Not Going To Be That Good
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By J-Dub and Meehan Yet another week has passed in the sportsgasm that is the NFL season, and that means it is time for us to tell you some things you need to know without the self-serving spin those assbags at ESPN will never give you. We know this because if you…
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With the NBA season right around the corner, we here at Sports Blog Movement are doing exactly what you would expect a bunch of sports bloggers to do; pretend like we know what the fuck we are talking about when it comes to what this campaign may bring us.…
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In the Southwest division’s nine year existence, the San Antonio Spurs have dominated the division – winning it six times. But as we’ve written here, the Spurs are getting up there in age and there are other teams that are ready to step up and take division title. It’s…
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1. Oklahoma City Thunder (63-19) Key Additions: Steven Adams (Draft), Ryan Gomes (Out of the league) Key Losses: Ronnie Brewer, Kevin Martin, DeAndre Liggins, Daniel Orton The Thunder didn’t make many moves this off-season. Then again, they didn’t really need to. Kevin Durant and Russel Westbrook will lead this…
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With the NBA season right around the corner, we here at Sports Blog Movement are doing exactly what you would expect a bunch of sports bloggers to do; pretend like we know what the fuck we are talking about when it comes to what this campaign may bring us.…
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By J-Dub and Meehan Yet another week has passed in the sportsgasm that is the NFL season, and that means it is time for us to tell you some things you need to know without the self-serving spin those assbags at ESPN will never give you. We know this…
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It’s going to be very hard for me to do this piece without bias, as I’ve been a die hard Bulls fan my entire life. In this case, circumstance would tend to favor my interest because the biggest story in basketball will be coming out of the Windy City this…
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1. Brooklyn Nets (58-24) Key Additions: Paul Pierce (BOS), Kevin Garnett (BOS), Jason Terry (BOS), Andre Kirilenko (MIN) Key Losses: Gerald Wallace, Kris Humphries, MarShon Brooks Mikhail Prokhorov probably set the Nets back ten years with his moves this off-season. Prokhorov made the decision to take Pierce, Garnett and Terry…
A few days ago, the NFL lost a legend. Even in his heyday, not many people would have known who he was if you gave them his given name, Oail Andrew Phillips, Jr. But in the late 1970’s, “Bum” Phillips was a household name. Phillips didn’t look the part of one of the best NFL head coaches… Read More RIP, Bum Phillips
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by J-Dub and Meehan When a football team becomes a train wreck, much like the New York Giants have become, sometimes the concept of “team” starts to show cracks. As we have been prone to do in this series, we find those cracks and expose them to you, the blog-reading public. It…
For all the media-generated bluster that has happened today over Indianapolis Colts’ owner Jim Irsay’s comments about his former quarterback, one thing that has bee largely forgotten is that everything Irsay said is true. In case you missed it, here’s what he said in an interview with USA Today Sports. The context is Irsay is lamenting… Read More Did Anybody Happen To Notice Jim Irsay Was Right? P.S. Tony Dungy Has His Head Up His Ass
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by J-Dub and Meehan Yet another week has passed in the sportsgasm that is the NFL season, and that means it is time for us to tell you some things you need to know without the self-serving spin those assbags at ESPN will never give you. We know this because if you…
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by J-Dub and Meehan Now that baseball season is over for most teams, their focus starts to shift toward next year. One team that needs to be looking to next year is the Cincinnati Reds. Everybody has seen this club get built into a perennial contender in the NL Central, and everybody…
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by J-Dub and Meehan There’s an old saying in sports that winning cures everything. Naturally, the opposite of that is what losing does. One thing we know for sure is that losing strains the relationships between players and coaches, and given the steaming pile of infected monkey shit the Steelers’ season has…
A few days ago, this little gem arrived in my Inbox, presumably from the Kommissar Goodell himself. If there was ever a piece of drivel needing a patented Dubsism breakdown, this is it. So, without further ado, here it is… Dear NFL Fan, The NFL season is off to another exciting and competitive start. I… Read More Your Latest Example That Roger Goodell Is Full Of Crap
by J-Dub and Meehan Yet another week has passed in the sportsgasm that is the NFL season, and that means it is time for us to tell you some things you need to know without the self-serving spin those assbags at ESPN will never give you. We know this because if you think you can get real football… Read More What We Learned From Week Five of the 2013 NFL Season
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Boston Bruins (28-14-6) Key additions- Jarome Iginla-RW, Chad Johnson-G, Loui Eriksson-LW, Reilly Smith-RW Key loses- Andrew Ference-D, Nathan Horton-RW, Jaromir Jagr-RW, Aaron Johnson-D, Anton Khudobin-G, Tyler Seguin-C, Rich Peverley-C Out is Jaromir Jagr, tops on the list of active goal scorers. In comes Jarome Iginla, second on that same…
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With the re-alignment of the National Hockey League, the Pacific Division is much more appropriately named now that the Dallas Stars, who were the division’s sole member in the Central Time Zone have been sent to the Central Division. Sure, we know that still leaves three teams in…
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The NHL’s version of the Central Division is going through some changes, thanks to realignment. Goodbye, Detroit Red Wings and Columbus Blue Jackets. Hello Winnipeg Jets and Colorado Avalanche. Sure it takes away a great Original Six rivalry between the Red Wings and the Chicago Blackhawks, but from a…
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