Chris Mottram
May 06, 2008 May 30, 2012 3255 210
Senior Editor of SBNation.com who has an unhealthy obsession with DC-area sports, yet lives in Charlotte, NC.
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Hick, Hack And Homer: First Names In 1912 Were Way Cooler
The Yankees and Red Sox are playing at Fenway today, just as they did on this day 100 years ago. In honor of this anniversary, we present first names of some of the players on those 1912 Boston and New York teams:
Tris, Duffy, Olaf, Pinch, Smoky, Hick, Heinie, Hack, Birdie, Dutch, Gabby, Ezra, Cozy, Klondike, Homer, Hippo, Iron, Red.
The most interesting name on this year’s teams is Mark. Times have changed for the worse.
Safeco Field Airs 'Borat' Instead Of M's Game (NSFW)
Below the jump is what was on the TV near one Safeco Field concession stand on April 15 (Jackie Robinson Day), according to Facebook user Craig Gass:
VIDEO: Vernon Davis' Epic High-5 (In Honor Of National High-5 Day)
Today is National High-5 Day. Vernon Davis helps us celebrate:
POLL: Hines Ward Retires; Is He A Hall Of Famer?
Hines Ward announced his retirement from the NFL after 14 seasons on Tuesday, all of which he played with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The immediate discussion afterward was whether or not he deserves to be in the Hall of Fame someday. We asked Facebook -- which is known for giving well-reasoned, scientific responses -- but figured it was worth polling the readers here, too.
Here is some info before you make your decision: Ward is eighth all-time in receptions with exactly 1,000. He has six 1,000-yard receiving seasons, but only one 100-reception season. He is 39th all-time on the TD receptions list with 86. Pro Football Reference lists similar players as Derrick Mason, Keenan McCardell, Anthony Miller, Charley Taylor, Drew Pearson, Andre Rison, Harold Carmichael, Keyshawn Johnson, Harold Jackson and Lance Alworth, two of whom are in the Hall of Fame. He was voted to four Pro Bowls (/fart noise). He was a Super Bowl MVP. Cris Carter still isn't in the Hall of Fame.
Alright, so, time to vote!
'It Hurts Like A Dick'
That is a direct quote from Nationals super prospect Bryce Harper, who GQ profiled in its latest issue. I have no idea what “hurts like a dick” means, but I do know he is the heel that baseball sorely needs.
VIDEO: 'Capslock Realtalk' Responds To Your Awful Comments
It's time once again for "Capslock Realtalk", our weekly segment in which Matt Ufford responds to various comments we received in response to our SB Nation YouTube channel videos. Enjoy.
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