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Showing posts with label Skip Bayless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skip Bayless. Show all posts
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Blogs With Balls Radio, Episode 14
This week’s Blogs With Balls Show on the JoeSportsFan Radio Network is now available.
Lucas returns and so does Skyped Up.
Our guest this week is ESPN.com columnist, First Take regular and Twitter superstar Jemele Hill.
Known for her frankness, online accessibility and iron-clad stomach that puts up with Skip Bayless on a regular basis, we ask her about all three of those things, as well as her climb up the professional ladder, the hurdles of being a female sports journalist in a male-dominated environment and get her take on the "best of 2009."
She names-names on her daily blog reads and favorite Tweeters. A Motor City native and a diehard Tigs fan, we Skype her up with "Name that Tiger."
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Skip Bayless Reacts to TO Release
With a release of his own...
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Separated At Birth: Dr. Skip Bayless Consults Morbidly Obese on Biggest Loser
As if annoying sports fans on ESPN wasn't enough, Skip Bayless has been annoying reality TV fans, playing the role of Dr. Rob Huizenga on NBC's Biggest Loser.
"Call me, fatties. I offer hands-on topless consultations."Monday, December 22, 2008
The Skip Bayless Homoerotic QB Jinx
Mike "The Fish" Fisher at DallasBasketball.com did a fantastic followup on our blurb about Skip Bayless' ogling of NFL QB hotties on First Take last week: "Skip has five budding bromances. Brady and Brett and Tony and Kurt and Donovan. ... it's like two threesomes! Except. ... once Skip proclaimed his manlove, things went south for the objects of his affection."Thursday, December 18, 2008
Skip Bayless Loves the Cocky...Quarterbacks of the NFL
I had to do a double take. After Jamele Hill extolled the physical beauty of a couple of QB's, it was Skip Bayless' turn.Here's his top five, followed by his justification...
McNabb: Strong jaw and goatee
Warner: Classic looks
Warner: Classic looks
Romo: Jessica likes him; more cute than handsome
Favre: Straight out of a Wrangler Jeans commercial
Quinn: "Easy"; He's as great looking as his sister is.
Quinn: "Easy"; He's as great looking as his sister is.
Monday, July 14, 2008
The winner of the 2008 Home Run Derby is....
Ryan Braun.
How do I know? Because of my impatience. I hate waiting for anything. I got tired of ESPN and First Take reminding me 13,000 times this morning that the derby is tonight, in between segments of 1st and Ten with Skip Bayless debating rapper Nelly (I wish that was a joke). Jacobsen telling me to vote for who I think was going to win was pissing me off to no end. I wish ESPN would put up a meaningful poll like 'which ESPN personality will be the next to have a blog named after them.' (Smart money is on Van Pelt Hunter)
Does anyone under the age of 8 give a crap about the outcome of the home run derby? The only people interested are fans of the eight players involved only because they hope it doesn't ruin their swing for the rest of the season. I don't give a crap to vote or even watch so I decided to take matters into my own chubby hands and do an experiment that has just about as much chance of predicting a winner as any ESPN poll.
I played out the derby on MLB 2008. Braun wins over Berkman by launching 12 homeruns in the final round. Here are some other predictions I am making based on my simulation, ESPN's predictability and derbys from years past.
- Corey Hart's daughter and the kid drinking at the Cubs game are going to get TANKED and make some really bad decisions. He will never call her after tonight.
- The derby will last much longer then my 20 minute contest. One of Berman's stories and homerun calls will last even longer.
- Joe Morgan will remind us he once won the homerun derby and invented the periodical chart of the elements
- John Sterling and Suze Waldman will STILL get the homerun calls wrong.
- Someone will swing and miss because the cat jumped from the top of the couch onto his nuts
- Someone in the crowd will say the F word.
- Kenny Mayne will do something silly. That rapscallion.
- Someone in the crowd will say the F' word in Italian.
- 329- Number of MSM articles on Weds that will talk about how terrible Yankee Staduim is to visit.
- 52,000- Average attendence for a Yankee home game and the avergae number of people who already fucking knew that.
- 98- number of bloggers in attendence.
- 98- number of bloggers in attendence who are wasted and reak of beer and weed. (Hide Corey Hart's daughter)
- Josh Hamilton will celebrate a long homerun by pretending to sniff the first base line.
See, you aren't going to miss much. Go out and get hammered and make it home in time for the celebrity softball game.
How do I know? Because of my impatience. I hate waiting for anything. I got tired of ESPN and First Take reminding me 13,000 times this morning that the derby is tonight, in between segments of 1st and Ten with Skip Bayless debating rapper Nelly (I wish that was a joke). Jacobsen telling me to vote for who I think was going to win was pissing me off to no end. I wish ESPN would put up a meaningful poll like 'which ESPN personality will be the next to have a blog named after them.' (Smart money is on Van Pelt Hunter)
Does anyone under the age of 8 give a crap about the outcome of the home run derby? The only people interested are fans of the eight players involved only because they hope it doesn't ruin their swing for the rest of the season. I don't give a crap to vote or even watch so I decided to take matters into my own chubby hands and do an experiment that has just about as much chance of predicting a winner as any ESPN poll.
I played out the derby on MLB 2008. Braun wins over Berkman by launching 12 homeruns in the final round. Here are some other predictions I am making based on my simulation, ESPN's predictability and derbys from years past.
- Corey Hart's daughter and the kid drinking at the Cubs game are going to get TANKED and make some really bad decisions. He will never call her after tonight.
- The derby will last much longer then my 20 minute contest. One of Berman's stories and homerun calls will last even longer.
- Joe Morgan will remind us he once won the homerun derby and invented the periodical chart of the elements
- John Sterling and Suze Waldman will STILL get the homerun calls wrong.
- Someone will swing and miss because the cat jumped from the top of the couch onto his nuts
- Someone in the crowd will say the F word.
- Kenny Mayne will do something silly. That rapscallion.
- Someone in the crowd will say the F' word in Italian.
- 329- Number of MSM articles on Weds that will talk about how terrible Yankee Staduim is to visit.
- 52,000- Average attendence for a Yankee home game and the avergae number of people who already fucking knew that.
- 98- number of bloggers in attendence.
- 98- number of bloggers in attendence who are wasted and reak of beer and weed. (Hide Corey Hart's daughter)
- Josh Hamilton will celebrate a long homerun by pretending to sniff the first base line.
See, you aren't going to miss much. Go out and get hammered and make it home in time for the celebrity softball game.
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