Ten Things Sure To Happen In Baseball, Football and Basketball This Year

John Scott by Correspondent Written on January 29, 2009
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No. 6—Bosses all over America continue to block web access to NCAA tournament games. Fifty million people are sick on Mar. 19 and 20.

 

No. 5—David Stern, seeing the success of outdoor hockey, schedules a game at Wrigley Field for New Years Day. Who doesn’t want to see a basketball game in twenty degree weather, snow, and wind?

 

No. 4—The Lakers find a way to trade Derek Fisher, the rights to his brother, a second-round pick from 2074, and a couple million dollars for Chris Paul. Seem fishy? (cough-Pau Gasol-cough)

 

No. 3—Memphis head coach John Calipari has his players watch the movie Air Bud, telling them, “See, even a dog can make free throws!” The Tigers lose in the Sweet 16 while shooting 50 percent from the line.

 

No. 2—Coach K passes Eddie Sutton as the all-time wins leader in college basketball. He then passes Rob Blagojevich on the list of all-time most ridiculous looking haircuts.

 

No. 1—The basketball court in the White House is completed. The Washington Wizards are scheduled to play the White House Cabinet—should be a close game, Hillary is an excellent rebounder.

 

 

Thank you for reading—hope you enjoyed. Tell me which you like most!

 

If you liked this, and particularly the baseball part of this, check out the first version of “Things Sure to Happen”

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/58258-50-things-sure-to-happen-in-baseball-over-the-next-few-months

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