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Chris's Bio
San Francisco resident
Former D-1 Hoopster
Current Wakeboarder
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The Short List What Chris thinks about sport's most pressing questions
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Favorite Athletes
Current: Ronaldinho, Baron Davis, LeBron James, Kirk Morrison, Roberto Carlos. Retired: Bo Jackson, Ricky Henderson, Rich Gannon, Jim Plunkett, Lester Hayes, Ted Hendricks, Steve Young, George Blanda, Marcus Allen, Gene Upshaw, Pele, Zidane, Ray Guy, Ronnie Lott, Cliff Branch (and many more Raiders - the list is long).
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Favorite Sports Teams
Oakland Raiders, Real Madrid, Oakland Athletics, part time GS Warriors-when Nelson goes I go.
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All Time Sports Moment
Jack Squirek's interception in SB XVIII.
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Most Memorable Game Attended
1980 AFC Wildcard Game Houston at Oakland, Ken Stabler returned to Oakland as an Oiler. The Raiders won 27-7 and went on to be the first Wildcard team to win the Superbowl.
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Most Unbreakable Sports Record
Brett Favre - Most Interceptions.
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Ruth or Mays?
Wille Mays - my dad leaned in the passenger window of his Caddy as a kid and got his autograph. Bonds is/was a better hitter than both.
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Unitas or Montana?
Montana, no comparison.
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Pele or Maradona?
Pele...besides, Zidane was better than Maradona until the headbutt incident.
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Pac 10, Big 12, Big 10, SEC, ACC, or Big East?
Pac 10





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about 1 year ago
Chris X,
Thanks for selecting me as one of your favorite writers. As a fellow Raider fan I have a great deal of respect for other Raider fans & sports fans in genereal and I want to always have something to say and give the Raider Nation something worth reading. I also have to ignore the professional haters, juvenile activity as well as the displayed stupidity on Raider articles. Thanks for your contribution.
GO RAIDERS!!!
about 1 year ago
Not a problem.
I see the Raiders as doing better than the 49ers, if anything, simply because at least, unlike the 49ers, we see which direction we're going. We're in a division, that's famous for being a punching bag. Oakland, the Chiefs, and the Broncos have combined for 7 super bowl wins, or almost an 8th of all wins....and add in the appearances, the AFC West has had a team in the super bowl for 15 trips...not too shabby.
About the only thing the 49ers can look forward to, is that their division is undergoing a radical change. The Seahawks are sinking fast, and the Cards are looking a lot stronger than anyone else. And, you do have the Rams to take shots at, all year.
If we're to win against the Bills, we need to pack the line, and shut down Lynch like we did against Johnson in KC. I'd say it's a good shot, if we keep it running. heck with the passing game....we just need to play smart football....safer that way.
about 1 year ago
Thanks for that.
about 1 year ago
Thanks for the excellent feedback on the Raider article. I like your takes on the squad thanks for contributing. The Oakland Raiders will make a lot of noise in 2008.
about 1 year ago
Thanks for the feedback!
about 1 year ago
If we wanted to compare the entire history of NFL Franchises, you're 100% right. The Patriots have been the most incompetent franchise in professional sports, outside of the Tampa Bay teams.
Even when they finally figured out how to win, they found a way to lose with the Spygate thing.
Anyway, the article was supposed to be a tongue-in-cheek response to how Raiders fans replied to my last article (141 comments, at least half death threats). While I still think Al Davis is insane, I would take him over any owner the Patriots had prior to Bob Kraft.
In a heartbeat.
-Sean
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