The Andy Reid situation regarding his two troubled sons has hit the truly pathetic stage. It is time for Big Red to step down as coach and devote his energy to saving his two boys.
His sons deserve it. And the Philadelphia Eagles deserve someone who can be totally committed to the franchise.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Stop Coaching, Start Parenting
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I make $10 million and all I can do is dunk!

I am a seven year NBA veteran who still plays like a rookie. Sometimes I block shots, but they always go out of bounds. More often, I end up fouling the shooter. Speaking of shooting, my shooting range is about five feet. I have absolutely no idea how to defend a pick and roll. I am a great athlete, but I get pushed all over the court. A few years ago, my Idiot General Manger Billy King gave (and I mean gave) me a six year contract for more than $60 million. This, despite the fact that my career averages are 7 points, 7 rebounds and less than 2 blocks per game.
I am...........................................................Samuel Dalembert. I make "10 mill per" and I scored 4 points in last night's season opening loss for the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Trick or Treat
Perhaps one of Our Shows will actually survive to a second season. Woo-Woo for Gossip Girl.
Yes, it's November 1st tomorrow, but it's never out of season for a newspaper article about our Summer Playground. And in the New York Times, no less.
Umm...I coach soccer, but I've never done this.
Shocker! Fewer people are watching Grey's Anatomy . (We are proud to say we have never watched one minute of the show!)
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
How great is this?!?

Eagles Deli & Restaurant in Brighton, MA got a ton of free pub last week when Fox went for a visit during the World Series. The above is 5 pounds of beef, 20 slices of cheese, 20 pieces of bacon and 5 pounds of fries. The price tag? $50. Of course, if one person actually consumes the entire meal in one sitting -- the whole thing is free.
Free is good.
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Monday, October 29, 2007
Beer Steamed Sausages
Saturday night's dinner was Beer Steamed Sausages on the grill. I took four bottles of Corona Light (courtesy of SJHJR24) and simmered the beer over medium heat on the stove top. I then punctured the sausages, making six small incisions (three per side). I let the sausages simmer for about 20 minutes before moving them to the Weber. Eight minutes later (four per side), this was the end result:
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Sunday, October 28, 2007
Too lazy to scan the Sunday papers? Fret not...
The Phillies
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Saturday, October 27, 2007
Saturday Morning Links
Who needs PS3 when you can go Video Game Old School?!?
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Friday, October 26, 2007
What happens if BC stays undefeated?!?
Wow. Boston College waited until the last minute (literally) to make our prediction from yesterday look pretty-darn-good. BC 14 Virginia Tech 10.
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Thursday, October 25, 2007
BC will beat Va Tech tonight...
We know, we know. We verbally flogged the Boston College Eagles in last week's PMBCS Rankings. However, as overrated as BC is, Virginia Tech is even more so.
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Wednesday, October 24, 2007
We "HEART" Coach Cal
We love Coach Cal. Always have. Always will. We were in on the ground floor of his UMass experience. (Anyone else remember when he had to kick captains Duane Chase and David Brown off the team for,ummmmm, a legal matter? And then there was the time we bumped into him in his store, Coach Cal's Closet, and he blatantly broke NCAA rules by discussing with us his recruitment of then high school senior Mark Blount. Coaches are not allowed to talk about recruits until they have signed official letters of intent. But that didn't stop Cal. "Oh, yeah, Mark's got a lot of work to do get eligible, but he'll make it.")
Anyway, Cal led Us to the Final Four in 1996. And even though he left Us, we still willingly drink his Kool-Aid. ("What we're teaching at UMass are life skills.") ESPN's Andy Katz has a great piece on Memphis' Coach Cal.
Three Quickies...
Everyone likes WFAN's Mike & The Mad Dog. Well, everyone, it seems, but this guy.
Yesterday, we discussed the possibility of Andy Reid leaving the Philadelphia Eagles. Less than 24 hours later, the Philadelphia Inquirer says it will be Donovan McNabb, instead, who gets kicked to the curb.
Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Daily News says Reid Must Go!
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Time for Andy Reid to go?
Well, maybe. At the very least, things need to change on the team and, more importantly, in the organization.
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Monday, October 22, 2007
Monday Morning: Back to work...
Oh my, II. We thought John David Booty was The Man at USC. Not everyone agrees!
LSU over Auburn. Auburn came close, so close!
South Carolina lost at home to Vandy. Does the Head Ball Coach have two QBs or zero?
Speaking of the HBC, click here to dress him!
College Hoops...
Did phenom O.J. Mayo punch a teammate?!?
Because the kid's now wearing a protective mask!
NBA...
Is Larry Brown ready to take over for Mo Cheeks?
Baseball...
Finally...
Do you want to clog your arteries in one meal?!?
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Sunday, October 21, 2007
Early morning thoughts from the treadmill
Wow. Notre Dame brought out the green unis yesterday against Southern Cal. The problem was Joe Montana was not playing QB for Charlie Weiss. Some kid named Evan Sharpley was.
Speaking of the unis. The worst part was those frigging socks. Not even Goldstein from The White Shadow ever wore those things...
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Saturday, October 20, 2007
Friday, October 19, 2007
Happy Friday!
South Florida lost. Now what?
Hoops Weiss on South Florida and Rutgers.
Chris Fowler's College Football Notebook. .
Wow! Did Bill Callahan really say that about Tom Osborne?
Inside the world of college football recruiting.
College football parity -- WHY is it happening?
Did you hear the one about the football coach who urinated on a bar table?!?
Did you hear the one about the football coach who urinated on a bar table and lost his job?!?
Peter Vecsey on Phil Jackson getting tough with Kobe.
Phil Mushnick on how to fix Monday Night Football.
Mike Lupica: Joe Torre fired George Steinbrenner.
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Thursday, October 18, 2007
Matt Ryan - Your Heisman Leader?!?
So Boston College, looking quite dashing with its unblemished record (Go Eagles! Great win against UMass!), has the Heisman winner in senior quarterback Matt Ryan, right?
We know. We couldn't stop laughing either.
However, others seem to think it really is Matty Heisman's time.
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
The PMBCS Standings
The wait is over. The much anticipated PMBCS Standings are now ready to be released.
6. Boston College The Eagles have their normal trademarks this season. Solid defense. Smart offense. Nothing flashy. Their record comes from a poor non-conference schedule, as well as playing in an absolutely C-R-A-P-P-Y conference -- the ACC. That league is so bad, it's a distinct possibility BC will finish the year undefeated. Yet, if that happens, the computer in the real BCS will boot the Eagles because of their strength of schedule.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Tom Osborne's Not Walking Through That Door
Oh, wait a minute. He is walking though that door.
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Monday, October 15, 2007
College Football & Jalen Rose
Wow! Nebraska is really bad at football.
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Sunday, October 14, 2007
Oklahoma to play Ohio State for National Title?
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Saturday, October 13, 2007
Four Quickies
Big Papi Tells Yankees to Keep Torre.
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Friday, October 12, 2007
Happy Friday
Dan Shaughnessy previews the Red Sox-Indians as only he can.
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
"But I'm a little too lazy."
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
First look at (new) Big Three
Just to summarize what Rick Pitino said: Larry Bird's not walking through that door. Neither are Robert Parrish and Kevin McHale.
You could come off the bench for Doc Rivers. These are the people who currently sit on the bench watching The Big Three: Eddie House, James Posey, Brian Scalabrine, Leon Powe, Tony Allen, Gabe Pruitt, Dahntay Jones, Big Baby Davis, Brandon Wallace, Jackie Manuel, Scot Pollard and Esteban Batista. House and Posey are solid NBA vets who will help a little. Allen, if healthy, is serviceable. But he was limping around on one leg before he tweaked his knee on a breakaway dunk Saturday. As for Big Baby Davis (pictured), the rookie from LSU? He looks like he is back over 300 lbs again. I am guessing that Pierce will tell Doc to cut him from the team. There is only so much food to go around for the pre and post game spreads. Posted by Pit Master at 10:38 AM 0 comments
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
College Football & Don Imus
Sam Bradford gets Big Time profile in USA Today.
Speaking of Stanford, man, those kids are really smart!
Speaking of upsets II, if Missouri beats Oklahoma Saturday, will that be an upset?
Mark Blaudschun asks, Is Anyone #1?
Gosh, a lot of Texas football players get arrested!
LSU's Jacob Hester (above) is the best white running back in the SEC since...Major Oglive!
In non-college football matters:
Mike Lupica on the state of the Yankees
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Monday, October 8, 2007
It's all about THE LINKS...
The NBA regular season is right around the corner. Time to start reading Stone Harbor, NJ Native Son Jack McCallum of Sports Illustrated.
One day soon you will be giving Junior his allowance via his cell phone.
Nick Saban taking academic pot-shots at media darling South Florida.What are the top 10 stadiums in college football?
54-year old Google worker called "fuddy duddy" -- wins age discrimination suit.
So that was his problem! Adam Eaton may start seeing a shrink!
Who are the most influential people in sports?
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Sunday, October 7, 2007
Adrian Peterson watches OU whip Texas
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Saturday, October 6, 2007
Papa's got a brand new funk
I've been lazy with my Baby Backs lately. I have been hitting them with rub and then throwing them in the oven. When they're done, I have been putting down some BBQ sauce and just turning on the oven broiler for three minutes. An easy way to get decent ribs.
Thursday night, I was motivated. Coach Pete would have said I was Jacked and Pumped. And feeling a bit Dangerous. I massaged the ribs with a heavy dose of rub. I then wrapped them tightly in Saran Wrap overnight in the refrigerator. Below, is what they looked like after 20 hours.
I then used my traditional oven method. I put the ribs in at 225 degrees for exactly 2 1/2 hours. When they came out, this is what they looked like:
The next move was huge. I fired up The Webber and got it to about 500 degrees. I then basted the ribs with sauce (both sides) on the grill for six minutes, turning and flipping them twice. The finished product is below.
For reasons unknown to me, My Kids are not big rib fans. (More for me, right?!?) So, for them I made pizza. I rolled market bought dough and added sauce.
I bought fresh mozzarella and sliced it as thinly as possible. (It was so fresh, it was almost too moist, which made getting thin slices difficult.) After adding the mozzarella, I sprinkled on My New Best Friend -- Mr. Italian Spices.
15 minutes later (at 425 degrees), dinner was served.
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