ESPN has suspended Bill Simmons‘ use of Twitter after the Sports Guy used the social networking site to blast ESPN partner radio station WEEI in Boston. The Huffington Post has screencaps of the tweets where Simmons refers to WEEI hosts as washed up athletes, fat, and deceitful scumbags. Continue Reading

When you think of Dennis Rodman you probably picture the tattooed rebounding machine that loved to party and self promote. He’s still pretty much the same. I don’t know how many boards he could grab at 48 but Dennis is still partying like he’s 28. You know he’s serious because he hooked up with A List Entertainment to video his hipness. Continue Reading

If you’re a guest on a television program like “The Jerry Springer Show” there’s a good chance you’re gonna be involved in a fight. When you’re visiting “Jimmy Kimmel Live” the only punches are of the verbal variety and they’re thrown by the host. Unless Marv Albert crosses paths with 50 Cent and his entourage. Then you get a cross cultural incident of epic proportions. Continue Reading

Stephon Marbury seems to be doing all the things necessary to land back in the NBA next season. He’s showing up at a Knicks game and sitting in the wrong seats, and making more shirtless videos. This time around there’s no crying or singing.. Just Starbury chillin’ in an Optimus Prime mask. Continue Reading

As soon as referee Kenny Bayless stopped Manny Pacquiao from beating Miguel Cotto senseless boxing fans started calling for Floyd Mayweather Jr. to take on the current pound-for-pound champion. A Mayweather-Pacquiao fight will reportedly bring in $40-$50 million for each fighter at the same time giving fight fans the classic match-up they’ve wanted. A potential sticking point in all Mayweather-Pacquiao talk is Floyd’s relationship with Top Rank top man Bob Arum. Mayweather previously said he’d never fight Pacquiao if Arum was involved but that changed late Thursday when Floyd’s team approached Top Rank about the super fight. Continue Reading

It’s been five years since The Malice at the Palace when Ron Artest charged the stands after having a beer thrown on him by Pistons fan John Green. The reaction cost Artest the remaining 73 regular season games, the playoffs, and nearly $7 million. On the flip-side he’s known for setting off the greatest/worst NBA brawl. Continue Reading

We’ve only got a couple of weeks left in the college football regular season. This is week 12 for the collegians but only week two for my college football picks. I went 7-5 last week. Don’t expect the same this week. Continue Reading

Barry Bonds was known as a surly bastard by the media when he played. Some of it was the media grinding an axe and some of it was Barry’s handling of the press. The combination usually made for BS answers from Bonds if he felt like talking at all. Now that he’s out of baseball and hanging out in Hollywood Barry’s a changed man. Look at him talking to the paparazzi about Dancing With the Stars, playing again, and dealing with the media as a former player. Continue Reading

Allen Iverson and the Memphis Grizzlies have agreed to give up on the A.I. coming off the bench experiment. The Grizzlies waived Iverson on Monday and he’ll be a free agent Wednesday if he clears waivers. Something tells me he will. Continue Reading

I’ve never seen “The Book” but I’m pretty damn sure it says you should punt if up six with two minutes to go in the game and facing a fourth and two from your own 29. Bill Belichick said F the book Sunday night in Indianapolis. The Colts were marching down the field with ease in the fourth but giving Peyton Manning the ball at the 30-yard line is one of the worst coaching decisions you’ll see all year. If somebody like Jim Zorn had made the call people would’ve taken to the streets with pitchforks by now. Continue Reading