Love Your Tigers, wanna make a difference?
You can make a difference, by showing your team support. How, by voting our Tigers to the 2008 All Star Game. You can vote for the Tigers by clicking on their link. It's on the left side of this site under team links.You can vote up to 25 times. Voting ends July 2nd. You can also go to www.mlb.com to vote there as well.
The Tigers have brought so much hope and pride to our area, so why not show your pride. We know that they're playing like All Stars winning 12 out of the past 17 games. Why not let the rest of our country know it.
Keep wearing and displaying your Tigers gear. Keep packing them in and cheering at the games. Keep showing your Tiger pride.
Make it emphatic, Vote Tigers!!
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
The Politcally Correct Posse Rides Again
Once again a public figure makes an inappropriate misquote. Once again the politically correct posse is back in action.
Last year it was Don Imus who misspoke. This time ESPN columnist Jemele Hill was quoted in her column “cheering for the Celtics is like saying Hitler was a victim. ” Luckily an editor took the reference out before the column was posted. She apologized for the statement and she was suspended.
Okay, I'll admit what she said was wrong and that she should have apologized but to be suspended for it, come on. Have we gotten so politically correct that we lost free speech. I'll agree she should thought about her words but isn't there more important things to get upset over than this.
We could get upset about the lack of jobs, the mortgage crisis, the falling dollar, the weather victims in Iowa, crime, the homeless, the lack of quality education in our biggest cities. Instead one of the biggest stories is a reporter who made a mistake.
Who hasn't put their foot in their mouth or miss wrote. If we were to fire everyone in the world who misspoke or offended anyone, then no one would have a job. Even Ms. Kitty has slipped up, not here of course.
The problem isn't the words, but what is the reason behind the words. My solution, we can put ourselves in anothers shoes, give others respect, and try to watch our words.
Last year it was Don Imus who misspoke. This time ESPN columnist Jemele Hill was quoted in her column “cheering for the Celtics is like saying Hitler was a victim. ” Luckily an editor took the reference out before the column was posted. She apologized for the statement and she was suspended.
Okay, I'll admit what she said was wrong and that she should have apologized but to be suspended for it, come on. Have we gotten so politically correct that we lost free speech. I'll agree she should thought about her words but isn't there more important things to get upset over than this.
We could get upset about the lack of jobs, the mortgage crisis, the falling dollar, the weather victims in Iowa, crime, the homeless, the lack of quality education in our biggest cities. Instead one of the biggest stories is a reporter who made a mistake.
Who hasn't put their foot in their mouth or miss wrote. If we were to fire everyone in the world who misspoke or offended anyone, then no one would have a job. Even Ms. Kitty has slipped up, not here of course.
The problem isn't the words, but what is the reason behind the words. My solution, we can put ourselves in anothers shoes, give others respect, and try to watch our words.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Demolition prove that there can be a winning football team iin Detroit.
Finally there is a winning football team in Detroit, that not many are aware of.
No it's not wishful thinking about the Lions, but rather the Detroit Demolition that we can be proud of. The Demolition, a team in the Independent Women's Football League is once again in the playoffs. They defeated the Wisconsin Warriors 37-0 on Saturday to advance. They are the odds on favorites to win the title for the 2nd straight year and their 6th in 7 years.
My questions is this: If the Demolition can win in football, what's wrong with the Lions? Is it the Rod Marinellis' fault? Should the Lions fire Matt Millen? Is the Lions play book the problem? Or does it take women to show men how to get it done?
Go Demolition, Beat Chicago, win one for us ladies!!
No it's not wishful thinking about the Lions, but rather the Detroit Demolition that we can be proud of. The Demolition, a team in the Independent Women's Football League is once again in the playoffs. They defeated the Wisconsin Warriors 37-0 on Saturday to advance. They are the odds on favorites to win the title for the 2nd straight year and their 6th in 7 years.
My questions is this: If the Demolition can win in football, what's wrong with the Lions? Is it the Rod Marinellis' fault? Should the Lions fire Matt Millen? Is the Lions play book the problem? Or does it take women to show men how to get it done?
Go Demolition, Beat Chicago, win one for us ladies!!
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Note To Tigers Woods, have you heard of Wings fans.
This week, Tiger Woods said that no one watches hockey. I have one question, what planet does Tiger live on?
Yes, I'm well aware that hockey is not a big name sport, some can say the same for golf.
Hockey may not be a ratings winner, but people like it.
What gives Tiger Woods the right to attack a sport, let alone its' fans. What if somebody put down golf.
Yes, I'm well aware that hockey is not a big name sport, some can say the same for golf.
Hockey may not be a ratings winner, but people like it.
What gives Tiger Woods the right to attack a sport, let alone its' fans. What if somebody put down golf.
Penguins cool off Wings in game 5
In Stanley Cup Playoff games, this is one to remember.
What was supposed to be a dream game at home for the Wings, turned into a nightmare. After leading three to 2 in the third period, the Penguins Maxine Talbot scored a goal to tie the game, sending it into three overtime. After 90 second the Penguins scored on a goal by Petr Sykora to win the game 4-3, to send the Finals to Pittsburgh.
Okay Wings, here is my advice, you know how to win, just do it. Keep up your superb playing. Don't get tired, try to score more goals, and don't let Pittsburgh get away with anything. You have one more period to play and the Cup is in sight.
Then Wings fans will be dancing in the streets, when the Cup is back in Detroit.
What was supposed to be a dream game at home for the Wings, turned into a nightmare. After leading three to 2 in the third period, the Penguins Maxine Talbot scored a goal to tie the game, sending it into three overtime. After 90 second the Penguins scored on a goal by Petr Sykora to win the game 4-3, to send the Finals to Pittsburgh.
Okay Wings, here is my advice, you know how to win, just do it. Keep up your superb playing. Don't get tired, try to score more goals, and don't let Pittsburgh get away with anything. You have one more period to play and the Cup is in sight.
Then Wings fans will be dancing in the streets, when the Cup is back in Detroit.
Sunday, June 1, 2008
GO WINGS!!
GO WINGS!
All you need is to win 1 more game and the Stanley Cup is coming back home where it belongs. Be careful, Pittsburgh will not go down easily.
Good luck guys!
POUND THE PENGUINS!
All you need is to win 1 more game and the Stanley Cup is coming back home where it belongs. Be careful, Pittsburgh will not go down easily.
Good luck guys!
POUND THE PENGUINS!
Monday, May 5, 2008
Do you believe in Pistons magic? Way to go Chauncey!
Do you believe in Pistons magic?
The Pistons are two wins away from heading to the the Eastern Conference Finals for the 6th straight year after defeating the Orlando Magic 100-93. One of the wizards Chauncey Billups scored 28 points to help the team take a 2-0 series lead. Chauncey also was presented with the J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award for his charity work.
Although the Pistons looked better in this round than the last one, they still have a lot of work to do. They need to stop blowing leads and concentrate on shutting the opposing teams down. They can't slack off and get too cocky. They also can't take anything for granted anymore.
Remember what happened in the 76ers series? They almost didn't make it to round two. Maybe they needed to be remained that winning isn't easy. Maybe they needed to play as a team. Maybe Flip Saunders is finally showing that he can coach.
If the Pistons want to win the Eastern Conference and get back to the Finals they have to keep up playing great basketball.
GO PISTONS, SWEEP ORLANDO!!
The Pistons are two wins away from heading to the the Eastern Conference Finals for the 6th straight year after defeating the Orlando Magic 100-93. One of the wizards Chauncey Billups scored 28 points to help the team take a 2-0 series lead. Chauncey also was presented with the J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award for his charity work.
Although the Pistons looked better in this round than the last one, they still have a lot of work to do. They need to stop blowing leads and concentrate on shutting the opposing teams down. They can't slack off and get too cocky. They also can't take anything for granted anymore.
Remember what happened in the 76ers series? They almost didn't make it to round two. Maybe they needed to be remained that winning isn't easy. Maybe they needed to play as a team. Maybe Flip Saunders is finally showing that he can coach.
If the Pistons want to win the Eastern Conference and get back to the Finals they have to keep up playing great basketball.
GO PISTONS, SWEEP ORLANDO!!
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