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Reggie Miller didn't have much good to say about PG on the DP show today.

40 years ago...running the ball was king. And defenses were built to stop it.

Yep, that pocket collapses very quickly.

Scott, I think you got selective memory going on. The rules favor the offense, and in particular the passing aspect.

Marlins? I am guessing 2003?

WTH? No Reds game tonight?

I would settle for 3 dimes a game...

Yes and Yes

One piece at a time....

It is indeed Soriano. 13 lead-off bombs with the Yanks in 2003. He also holds the NL record with 12 as a Cub.

No to Raines and Jones.

I am pretty sure that all baseball fans know that Rickey Henderson is the record holder for the most career lead-off HR's. But who holds the MLB record for the most lead-off HR's in one season? Hint: It isn't Rickey.

I would never have gotten the '95 Bosox. Great question FLA.

Also seems to me that the Angels might have had 4 in the 80's. Fred Lynn, Rod Carew, Don Baylor, and Reggie Jackson?

Well the Reds would have Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, and George Foster in the 70's.

Just saw this. I assume you are talking baseball?

September 15th, 1978. Ali defeats Leon Spinks to regain the Heavyweight Title for the 3rd time.

I think they do if the QB doesn't turn the ball over like last year!!! Hear that Tom?

Aikman said he wouldn't be surprised to see a Saints/Bucs NFC Championship game.

Colts will get better, Bears survive. 51/49 day here...Thank God I went fishing and missed it all.

My new ottoman...

Bears.

Celtics get swept, Stevens gets fired and is named HC of the Pacers. Go Heat! LOL