Thursday, March 5, 2009

The Four-Point Play (Dallas, That's My Hood Edition)



ONE - How The Hell You Gon’ Get Fired…On Your Day Off?!?!: The Dallas Cowboys Release Terrell Owens

I didn’t think Owner Jerry would do it, because in doing so, he would have to admit (openly or otherwise) that he made a grave mistake by bringing this man into the organization in the first place. I’ll be the first to say that it probably won’t make the Cowboys better right away, but it’s not like, how can I say this??? It’s not like we made the playoffs last year any damn way. Sometimes, you have to weed out the crap in order to get better, and while Eldorado Owens wasn’t nearly as toxic as he was in Philly, he was still toxic enough to be a distraction, and for that, he can take his foolery elsewhere.

TWO - Crap or Get Off The Pot: More Dissension in Big D

Usually when you see a sports-related story in Dallas, it’s about the Cowboys, but this one is about the Mavericks and the recent tirade from Mark Cuban. He basically let everyone know he won’t put up with a garbage effort, and if it continues, they won’t be around next season. Say what you want about Cuban, but this man wants to win. He does everything he can to put a winning team in place, and while it’s one thing to lose, it’s another to play with a lack of effort, or, as the great philosopher Pedro Cerrano (Major League II) said, “no marbles.” If the Mavs drop games they have no business losing, they can forget about the playoffs. They got it together last night, and beat San Antonio, and we’ll see if this same effort and urgency can get them through the rest of the season. Hopefully, they’ll take Cuban’s words to heart, because he certainly aint playin’.

THREE - Is Duke/UNC the best rivalry in College Sports?

This Saturday, Duke and North Carolina will take their rivalry to the Dean Dome, and I couldn’t be more excited. For some people, it may be the best rivalry in all of college sports, and while I disagree (my personal one is OU/Texas football), this one ranks in the top-five, easily. They’re both having great seasons, the first game was pretty good, and I expect more from this one. As much as I hate to say it, Duke will find a way to pull it out.

AND 1 - What’s the Fate of the Allen Iverson Experiment in Detroit?

Ed thinks Iverson should go to bench, while I strongly disagree, but I can’t act like Detroit hasn’t been playing better ball lately in his absence. They’re currently on a three-game winning streak, and it has to be mentioned that Rip Hamilton is starting in place of Iverson, who’s out with a back injury. For someone who happens to be a life-long Allen Iverson follower, what I am seeing lately bothers me deeply. At the same time, it doesn’t surprise me, because a lot of people had reservations about making this trade for him in the first place. The Pistons are playing well enough now to where more people are asking if Iverson should come off the bench. The thought of The Answer coming off the pine absolutely sickens me, but it’s beginning to become a reality.

Be easy.

-K. Masenda
www.edthesportsfan.com

Comments

7 Responses to "The Four-Point Play (Dallas, That's My Hood Edition)"
  1. mrsFAB said...
    Thursday, March 05, 2009 9:50:00 AM

    How is in the hell is dumb a$$ Jerry Jones going to fire a future hall of famer? This is NOT the business. Hell to the no, T.O. should NOT go! I feel like picking in frount of Valley Ranch today!!! I am mad. They have just ruined my of off season!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    And not I can't hook him up with NurseFAB! lol

    And now I have all of my T.O. jerseys (one is pink) and my T.O. touchdown towel.... for what? This just sucks.

  2. J. McFly said...
    Thursday, March 05, 2009 10:17:00 AM

    A hurt on the inside from this, TO was my homie. They should have got rid of punk azz Wade Philips, he's a joke.

  3. Eathan said...
    Thursday, March 05, 2009 1:32:00 PM

    Getting fired on your day off is like watching 'Friday'. I can't believe it myself.

    I got my sign out and I'm headed to Valley Ranch Parkway. Meet me there at Noon. opps.. that was 30 min ago.

    Jerry Jones needs to have his G.M. Card yanked. Jimmy said it right with Dale Hansen.."jerry is his own worse enemy." We need a new coach with discipline.

    Moving on to the Mavs... Cuban needed to say this when Avery was here. The team needs to be rebuilt. We need fresh legs on the team and a new identity.

  4. Stankoniforous 0ne said...
    Thursday, March 05, 2009 2:16:00 PM

    I can see both angles, however, a team with a clear leader doesn't have problems when privates get out of pocket. Pudgy Romo (seriously, he's a professional athlete with a non-athlete body) isn't the clear leader in the locker room or the huddle.

    Same goes for SF and Philly. A clear leader will say, Shut the &*# up. Get down or lay down.

  5. Kit (Keep It Trill) said...
    Thursday, March 05, 2009 11:33:00 PM

    You know your boss has an ax to grind when he fires you on your day off. Dayum.

    Ed, swing by my blog again. Gotta new story there that might blow your mind.

  6. mrsFAB said...
    Friday, March 06, 2009 12:15:00 PM

    ** ooo I was upset. My post has so many typos! **

  7. J. McFly said...
    Friday, March 06, 2009 1:44:00 PM

    T.O. All-Time
    Receptions 951 T-6th
    Yards 14,122 5th
    Touchdowns 139 2nd
    Yards/Game 74.7 10th

    Enuff said

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