M.
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Now residing in the Windy City, but still following my favorite NY sports teams.
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Kiwi: "I wouldn't play for Rush"
by M. on Oct 9, 2009 5:18 PM EDT
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Controversial radio-host Rush Limbaugh is trying to buy the Rams. But many black players are speaking out about his past racism. Even our own Mathias Kiwanuka has spoken out. Add Bart Scott of the Jets to the list as well.
Personally, I think Rush can have the lousy Rams (sorry Spags!).
Limbaugh's controversial comments are well-known. He resigned from ESPN in 2003 after he said the media were "very desirous that a black quarterback do well" in reference to Philadelphia's Donovan McNabb being overrated. "If he's rewarded to buy them, congratulations to him," McNabb said during his weekly press conference. "But I won't be in St. Louis anytime soon."
Read the whole article at the NY Daily News.
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Week 3: Juggernaut
by M. on Sep 26, 2009 4:01 PM EDT
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Main Entry: jug·ger·naut
Pronunciation: \ˈjə-gər-ˌnȯt, -ˌnät\ Function: noun Etymology: Hindi Jagannāth, literally, lord of the world, title of Vishnu Date: 1841
1 : a massive inexorable force, campaign, movement, or object that crushes whatever is in its path
2 : Brandon Jacobs
Giant 'WRecap', week 2 victory
by M. on Sep 21, 2009 3:12 PM EDT
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On Saturday I polled the BBV community about which NY Giants WR would have the biggest day versus the Dallas Cowboys in their stadium opener. There were 110 responses and no clear consensus:
Which NY Giants receiver (or TE) will have the biggest game Sunday night in Dallas?
26% Steve Smith 29 votes
21% Mario Manningham 24 votes
21% Kevin Boss 24 votes17% Ramses Barden 19 votes
10% Domenik Hixon 12 votes1% Sinorice Moss 2 votes
0% Derek Hagan 0 votes
We know how the game went. Super Mario Manningham and Steve Smith each had 10 catches and a TD, while Kevin Boss was mostly relegated to pass protection. Career days for both receivers. More after the jump...
Giants WR predictions: Ramses Barden edition
by M. on Sep 19, 2009 4:55 PM EDT
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As everyone knows, the NY Giants have stockpiled a bunch of young, talented-but-inexperienced wide receivers. Since Plax and Amani were released, we have watched the WR competition with great interest. It's hard to predict which WR will step up and make the biggest plays from week-to-week. Manningham looked great, but that was his 1st NFL TD. Hopefully he can contribute consistently from week to week. I think Hakeem Nicks is going to be the starter by years end (I'd guess by the week after the bye), but he is out for the next several weeks.
The Giants other rookie WR, 3rd rounder Ramses Barden will be activated this week, and apparently see some game action.
Coughlin indicated WR Ramses Barden will step in for injured Hakeem Nicks (foot) . . .
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