Should Manny Ramirez learn to read the freakin' scoreboard?
Or at the very least the series standings?
It amazes me that this guy continues to get a free pass from the media and fans—it's just Manny being Manny, they say.
How can anyone defend him this time?
His latest sin speaks to everything that's wrong about sports today. It says, "I don't care if my team wins—I just care how I look and how much I get paid."
"ManRam" is the runaway winner of Knucklehead of the Week award. The good news is he can use that swing on the golf course next week while the Tribe is in the Fall (Winter?) Classic.
Is no one giving Cleveland the respect they deserve?
The postseason media coverage has been all about what the Yankees and Red Sox have failed to do, not what the Tribe has done to them.
And that's just not right.
I've said all season long that the Indians are the most complete team in the American League—"team" being the key word.
Pitching, defense, bullpen, situational hitting—they've done it all right all year long.
As a Yankees fan, I'm ashamed that my team has to hog the spotlight even after they've been eliminated. All the drama can wait until the postseason is over.
Should the Dallas Cryboys shut up?
Look guys, you were flat-out beaten by a far superior team—no excuses needed.
But here goes Patrick Crayton—a very talented young player and in my view a future big-time star—calling the Patriots out for a rematch "if they make it to the Super Bowl."
Habitual Knucklehead T.O. is also implying that the Pats aren't that great.
The game is over, Cryboys—and you need to start focusing on the Minnesota Vikings. They may not have much of a passing game, but they do have a good defense and a stellar young RB.
If Dallas doesn't stop looking back, they'll be looking up at Adrian Peterson on the highlight shows.
Should the Boston media and Red Sox fans get off Terry Francona's back?
Talk about knuckleheads—the same writers and talking heads who would have bashed "Tito" for starting Beckett on short rest are blasting him for not using his ace.
This was set up as a no win for Francona from the get-go.
















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