Mike DiPietro

Mike DiPietro

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About

I'm Mike DiPietro (you can call me "DP"). I'm 17 years old, and I'm a New Yorker (and sports fan of New York) for life.

Short List

  • Favorite Athletes

    David Wright, Albert Pujols, Kevin Youkilis, Eli Manning, Ed Reed, Randy Moss, Henrik Lundquist, Henrik Zetterberg, Sidney Crosby, Chris Paul, Nate Robinson, Dwight Howard

  • Favorite Sports Teams

    Mets, Giants, Rangers

  • Favorite Coaches

    Mike Holmgren/Andy Reid/anyone that looks like Wilford Brimley, Tom Coughlin

  • All-Time Sports Moment

    3rd and 5 with 1:15 left in Super Bowl XLII. 'Nuff said.

  • Most Memorable Game Attended

    Game 5 of the 2001 World Series. I never heard a stadium rock that loud in my life. And I'm a Met's fan giving credit.

  • Most Unbreakable Sports Record

    Brett Favre's 230812893462394 consecutive games starting streak

  • Ruth or Mays?

    The Sultan of Swat

  • Unitas or Montana?

    Montana. King of Clutch.

  • Jordan or Russell?

    Jordan. Redefined the game.

  • Gretzky or Orr?

    Orr. Gotta love the old guy.

  • Pele or Maradona?

    Uhh....Pele, i guess...

  • Federer or Sampras?

    Federer. No one rocks the headbands like he does.

  • Tiger or Nicklaus?

    Tiger. Dude played with a torn knee or whatever.

  • Petty or Earnhardt?

    Racing isn't a sport. It's just Mario Kart, but potentially with real violent consequences.

  • Schumacher or Senna?

    WHAT?

  • ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 or SEC?

    Big 12. It the biggest number.

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  • JW Nix posted 1248 days ago

    JW Nix

    you may like this :

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/312644-chris-henry-may-inspire-the-bengals-to-a-title

  • Mike Kent posted 1277 days ago

    Mike Kent

    Can the Giants beat the Broncos?

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/296380-can-the-giants-beat-the-broncos

  • Cody Swartz posted 1381 days ago

    Cody Swartz

    Brad Lidge blew his seventh save of the season today. Seven more than he blew all of last year.

    It's time. Time for Lidge to lose his job as the team's closer..

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/234672-lidge-blows-it-again-what-to-do-about-a-closer-who-cant-close-games

  • Michael Schottey posted 1388 days ago

    Michael Schottey

    Does Eli earning massive dollars make much sense? I think not! Giants fans are dominating the discussion...jump on in!

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/230824-eli-manning-gets-top-annual-salary-has-yet-to-earn-it

  • Cody Swartz posted 1389 days ago

    Cody Swartz

    A couple of weeks ago, I wrote The Year Too Early NFL All-Decade Team.

    This is its baseball counterpart, The Half of a Year Too Early MLB All-Decade Team, and my 100th article here on Bleacher Report.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/230228-the-half-of-a-year-too-early-mlb-all-decade-team

  • Jim Cantrell posted 1409 days ago

    Jim Cantrell

    Thanks for the fan add, dude. You must be nuttier than I am. :)

  • Cody Swartz posted 1419 days ago

    Cody Swartz

    Adrian Peterson is arguably the best running back in the NFL. Even as an Eagles fan, I love to watch him play.

    But the Vikings better be sure not to overwork him in the upcoming years...

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/212124-why-the-vikings-are-in-danger-of-overworking-adrian-peterson

  • Cody Swartz posted 1435 days ago

    Cody Swartz

    There's still another year of football left to be played this decade.

    But it's never too early for a list. Here is my NFL All-Decade team, position by position. Let me know what you think...

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/202292-the-year-too-early-nfl-all-decade-team

  • Cody Swartz posted 1449 days ago

    Cody Swartz

    Randy Johnson just won his 300th game today... Will he be the last to ever do so?

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/192777-will-randy-johnson-be-the-last-300-game-winner-ever

  • Cody Swartz posted 1452 days ago

    Cody Swartz

    Winning the Triple Crown - leading the league in home runs, RBI, and batting average - is arguably the most difficult accomplishment for a hitter. So difficult, in fact, that it hasn't been done since Boston's Carl Yastrzemski did it in 1967.

    Will any hitter ever win the Triple Crown again?

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/190521-will-any-hitter-ever-win-the-triple-crown-again

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