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    Sympathy For The Rookie

    June 28th, 2008 by FanYard
    Finally! Someone besides the better than average football fan with a brain in their heads decided to make the point that NFL rookies get paid WAAAYYYY tooo …

     

  • Bush to Pardon Roger Clemens?

    February 14th, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Uncategorized | 1 comment
     
    There are a ton of opinions about the show trial of Roger Clemens and his former trainer, Brian McNamee, yesterday on Capitol Hill. Much of it revolves around the star pitcher, of course, and his proclamations of innocence in the face of seemingly damning evidence. Of course, most of the evidence that suggests he willingly and knowingly accepted …

     

  • Roger Clemens Caught Lying?

    February 13th, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Uncategorized | Add a comment
     
    Was Roger Clemens lying today on Capitol Hill? The Congressional hearing took place today in which members of U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform listened to testimony from both the 7-time Cy Young award winner and his former friend and trainer, former police officer Brian McNamee. McNamee claims he gave Clemens banned substances in the form …

     

  • Rudy Gay YouTube Slam Dunk Promo

    February 12th, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Basketball, NBA, Uncategorized | Add a comment
     
    If anyone of you out there can slam dunk like no one’s business in a safe manner that uses no props, get that thing on film now and you might see Vancouver Memphis Grizzlies swingman Rudy Gay recreate your moves on national television. Gay has a YouTube slam dunk contest asking for your help. It is unknown to …

     

  • Chris Bosh Rocks

    February 11th, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Basketball, Football, NBA, Uncategorized | 2 comments
     
    Sorry it has been a few days, but I have had very little time lately. The weekend was busy, as I had to learn a whole lot of the concept behind molecular gastronomy and molecular mixology - although those terms are used more by the media than by the chefs and bartenders onto whose work these tags are hung. In …

     

  • Shaq O’Neal in Phoenix - Hell Cooling Quickly

    February 7th, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Basketball, NBA, Uncategorized | Add a comment
     
    Shaq passed the physical and was introduced to his new home crowd from a luxury suite at US Airways Center in Phoenix last night. As the crowd roared and roared, Diesel slipped an imaginary ring onto his finger, sending the noise level of the fans of the longest-running NBA franchise without a title into the stratosphere. It remains unclear when …

     

  • Phoenix Suns Trade Fuel For Diesel, Pending Medical

    February 6th, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Basketball, NBA, Uncategorized | Add a comment
     
    At first, it seemed strange that the rumors coming out of Phoenix might be true. Suns owner Robert Sarver has been getting adamant about the need to cut the costs of his team’s salary and Shaq has two years at $20 million apiece left on his contract. The Suns would be trading the $17 million of Shawn Marion’s contract and …

     

  • Season One Down Pat

    February 5th, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Uncategorized | Add a comment
     
    Hello FanYard Crew! Wow! What an end to one of the greatest NFL seasons ever! Super Bowl XLII was one for the ages. Congratulations to the G-men and their fans! Thank you all so much, who took part in helping FanYard have a successful first season. We learned a lot, and this first year will help us to …

     

  • Giants Deserved Win Over Patriots

    February 4th, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Football, NFL, Uncategorized | Add a comment
     
    Yesterday, the New York Giants played one of the most inspired games I have seen since 2002, when the new England Patriots came to the Super Bowl as huge underdogs and ended up beating the St. Louis Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI, 20-17. Interestingly, there is a good chance the score in this Super Bowl would have ended up being …

     

  • Super Bowl XLII Predictions and Society

    February 1st, 2008 by FanYard Posted in Football, NFL, Uncategorized | Add a comment
     
    It is not very often that we see a game with such magnitude have such a wide variance to the size of the predictions being made on it. At FanYard, we have people picking the Patriots to win from anywhere from a safety to over 30 points. On the New York side of the ball, no one is predicting a …