Friday, June 3, 2011

RICKY FEVER!


Finally the time has come, Ricky Rubio has just signed with the Minnesota Timberwolves, and will be playing in the NBA next year, if there is no lockout. I have heard for far too long about what a phenom he is, and what a great player he will be, but we will finally be able to see Rubio's greatness. I think it will take some time for him to adjust to the different style of play, but I definitely do not think he will be a superstar in the NBA.

A la flashy point guards, always go hard in the paint.

College World Series


We have upon us the men's and women's college world series. Always a staple of the spring sports diet, the college world series is a grueling tournament that always has some major ups and downs. Just like the ncaa basketball tournament, we see a ton of upsets and a ton of great games. I am hoping for the same this year.

A la championship tournaments, always go hard in the paint.

Walsh out as GM

Donnie Walsh's regime as president and General Manager of the New York Knicks came to an end today when his contract ran out. In short, at the age of 70, Walsh said he doesn't think he has the energy that it requires to be a GM. He will return to the team next year as a consultant. If you want to read more about this story, check out this article on ESPN.

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Virginia Takes the Ship!

Virginia's Mens Lacross program wins the national title. Check out this video of the highlights of the game.

Michael Wilson Scholarship



I love this man. Brian Wilson establishes the Michael Wilson Scholarship in honor his late father's commitment to the US Air Force.

MLS All-Stars



New York Red Bulls coach ans Backe will lead the MLS All-Stars squad against Manchester United next month.

Blatter Re-Elected

Newly re-elected FIFA president Sepp Blatter turns to former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger to help investigate problems within the world soccer's governing body. Click here for more details.