By gordon on Mar 8, 2010 in Featured, Football | 0 Comments
ARTICLE FROM huffingtonpost.com (Full story click here)
“One Man’s Opinion” by Gordon Curvey
Here is great question folks. Why is Ben Roethlisbeger ALWAYS in trouble for the wrong reasons? Over and over again Ben is in the news for crazy stuff.
A motor cycle accident in which he almost died because he did not have his helmet on, and stupid incidents that involve women. What in the hell is going on with this cat? Is he a knucklehead? I SAY YES!!!
Ben Roethlisberger is a real knucklehead in my strong opinion. If you know me and listen to my podcasts etc, I call black cats knuckleheads and white guys too.
If he is guilty or not for messing with this female, Ben is guilty for putting himself in wrong situations over and over again.
Roethlisberger has to realize that he is suppose to be a role model that kids look up to. A two time Super Bowl champ and one of the top QB’s in the NFL.
He needs to chill out and stop going from bar to bar hitting on females with his buds. He needs to know that because of who he is, negative things can happen. And guess what folks? They have!!
Why he continues to be in possible trouble makes no sense. And as a sports fan, I am tired of reading about him for stupid stuff. I want to read about Ben for what he does on the field and not stupid and maybe very wrong stuff with females off the field.
I will end wit this. I hope the media will NOT treat this story with Roethlisberger with kid’s gloves and give us all the details. Remember you don’t hear about Manning or McNabb or other QB’s in trouble for crazy and stupid stuff. Why is Ben always in the news for negative things? Think about it readers.
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By gordon on Mar 2, 2010 in Basketball, Featured | 0 Comments
ARTICLE FROM yahoo.com (Full story click here)
“One Man’s Opinion” by Gordon Curvey
Well former B.E.T owner Bob Johnson finally got tired of owning a basketball team and sold it MJ. The person some people say was the greatest basketball player of all time. I say Magic Johnson though.
Jordan has a very very hard job ahead of him. Will he want to keep Hall of Fame member Larry Brown next season as the head coach? This will be interesting because truth be told the Bobcats have improved this year under Coach Brown.
They have a few pieces in place to have a good team with some added additions. They Have Gerold Wallace and Stephen Jackson on the team. The question is this how will MJ be as a owner?
Because MJ might have been a great great player but so far as a GM in Washington and with Bobcats in another position, he has not done a good job. Let’s just tell the truth folks.
Everyone will be watching Jordan to see what he can do to make the Bobcats a team that can make the playoffs in the future and draw some fans to the arena because when you see a Bobcat game on TV, you will notice a whole lot of empty seats.
So let’s see what the REAL KING (not James) can do as the new owner of the Bobcats in Charlotte.
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By gordon on Feb 23, 2010 in Basketball, Boxing, Featured, Golf | 0 Comments
ARTICLE FROM si.com (Full story click here)
“One Man’s Opinion” by Gordon Curvey
All of a sudden my home town of Seattle ( and suburbs) is getting pub for sending a lot of young cats to the NBA from our area of the United States. People are finally getting hip to this going on. Well about time!!
I have been wondering why it has taken so long for the sports media to get a hold of the Seattle area putting so many players in the NBA.
Back in the day it was only a few players like big James Edwards and Clint Richardson. Edwards went to Roosevelt High and Richardson went to O’Dea High here in Seattle.
Then came Doug Christie who went to Rainier Beach High. Then all of a sudden BAM!! It started to happen with players coming from the courts of the Seattle area and they went on to play in the NBA.
I think the reason is in AAU and other leagues, players are getting better coaching. And the young players are ballin everyday at Rainier and Rainier Beach Community Centers. Garfield and Green Lake and Montlake Community Centers. Also High Point and other centers and of course during the summer at outside courts in the Seattle area.
You see young fellas walking down the street with a basketball. The kids are crazy about basketball in Seattle and the suburbs. Basketball is the king. Yes our Sonics are gone after 41 years. But that has not stopped the young kids from shooting hoops and learning the game.
And more young players are on the way from our area I think to the NBA. Just out. They are on the way.
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