We all know that Tim Tebow is God’s homie and all, and that upon being drafted by the Denver Broncos in the first round of last month’s NFL entry draft he immediately became the most highly scrutinized third-string QB in the history of football despite the fact that he probably should have been drafted in the third round and converted into a tight end. But the fact that Teebs has basically created a cottage industry and sated a community-wide need by helping them purge bad memories of a frustrating since-dealt player and saving people money all at the same time? He should get Denver’s starting job just for that. continue reading...

Can you say backfire?  From FoxSports.com:

 NEW YORK (AP) - At new Yankee Stadium, the best seats in the park have turned out to be the emptiest. continue reading...

Almost makes it… I’d say this good enough! continue reading...

An amazing collection of the best NBA Playoff moments guaranteed to waste your afternoon.

I bet you can’t watch just one. continue reading...

It’s official, the Boston “Who Cares” Red Sox will face the Colorado Rockies, who’ll be making their inaugural presence in the World Series. Of course, just over five weeks ago, no one thought the Rockies would make it:

On the morning of Sept. 16, the Rockies were in fourth place in the National League West. They were 6½ games out of first place, and 4½ games behind the wild card-leading Padres. They’d lost three straight games, and they were dead in the water. Or so it seemed. On the afternoon of Sept. 16 the Rockies trounced the Marlins 13-0, beginning a season-ending surge that would include one loss and 14 wins, including a one-game playoff for the wild card. Since then they’ve swept their Division and League Championship Series, and so they enter the World Series next week having won 21 of 22 games, and it’s safe to say that no team has ever entered the World Series on a run like the Rockies’. continue reading...