Wednesday, July 19, 2006 - Posts

• On the Greene - The Jazz' best move was no move at all

  On the Greene by Dana Greene Of all the off-season moves the Jazz have made...from re-signing Matt Harpring and Jarron Collins, to trading for Derek Fisher, to drafting Ronnie Brewer, Dee Brown and Paul Millsap (all great moves by the way), the best Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 10:58 PM by dgreene | 2 Comments Filed Under: On the Greene

• The Worst Sports Movies of All Time

  10. Over the Top - Who knew crossing Rocky with arm wrestling wouldn't work? 9. Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice - Paul Newman skipped this one, and if you were lucky, you did too. 8. Juwanna Mann - Its a man who dresses like a woman to play in the WNBA. Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 6:00 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments Filed Under: The List

• Jeremyball - Ginobili is the best player in the world

  By Jeremy Brunner Ginobili is the best player in the worldFor about a year and a half, I've been telling anybody who will listen that Manu Ginobili is the best basketball player in the world. It seems simple to me. The Argentinian National Team won the Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 5:51 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments Filed Under: Jeremyball

• Jeremyball - Kobe goes for 81

  By Jeremy Brunner What is Kobe's deal?We have never, ever seen a game like what Kobe Bryant did last night at the Staples Center. At least not those of us who were born after the 60's and Wilt Chamberlain.Seriously, I would state the obvious and call Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 5:49 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments Filed Under: Jeremyball

• Jeremyball - Random Thoughts

  By Jeremy BrunnerBettis and the Steelers roll into AFC FinalsThe Pittsburgh Steelers shocked the world and advanced within a game of the Super Bowl. One of the big(literally) reasons why is Jerome Bettis. And yet, I still can't get over his long run Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:56 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments

• Jeremyball - Random thoughts/baseball sucks

  By Jeremy Brunner Lock-of-the-Week comes to tragic endAll year long, I have picked one NFL game against the spread per week. And in week 17, when the Broncos handled the San Diego Chargers, I finished the undefeated dream season. 16-0-1. The only blemish Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:49 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments

• Jeremyball - Save USA Basketball?

  By Jeremy BrunnerTim Duncan announced he will not be part of Team USA for the 2006 World Championships or the 2008 Olympics. So we asked the braintrust in the ABC4 Sports Department which players should lead team America into the 2008 games. Wesley Ruff:Ray Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:47 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments Filed Under: Jeremyball

• Jeremyball - Random thoughts on sports

  By Jeremy Brunner Give Carlos Boozer a breakWhat is the deal? Thousands of Utah Jazz fans(and media) are riding Carlos Boozer for his lack of production(including me). But really, if he's injured he shouldn't be playing. Jazz fans are way too used to Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:35 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments Filed Under: Jeremyball

• Coaches don’t matter

  By Jeremy Brunner   When it comes to college and pro basketball, I have been working on a theory for some time, and I’m ready to share it. Coaches don’t matter. Coaches do not help teams win games. You could have the greatest coach. Of all time. Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 3:00 PM by jbrunner | 1 Comments Filed Under: Jeremyball

• Jeremyball - Random Thoughts/great upsets

  By Jeremy Brunner What makes an upset?Just finished watching the Steelers upset the Colts. What a game. What a finish. It had all the makings of a classic upset. A punchy but capable underdog, against a seemingly invincible favorite. This game Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:55 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments Filed Under: Jeremyball

• Jeremyball - Maybe Nash is good after all

  By Jeremy Brunner I don't know who was the real MVP in the NBA last season. But I was sure it wasn't Steve Nash. Sure, Nash led the Suns to the best record in the league, but I felt like he was the second or third best player on his team. I thought his Read More posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 2:53 PM by jbrunner | 0 Comments Filed Under: Jeremyball