The Titans and Chris Johnson have agreed to a revised deal that will pay him $2.5 million this season. That's not exactly the $30 million in guaranteed coin he once demanded, but at least it's a raise.
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World Cup 2010 soccer ball with colorful Spain graphicsNylon-wound carcass/TPU blend ensures durabilityButyl bladder offers superior air retentionExcels in all weather conditions; machine-stitchedRecipient of the highest FIFA rating
Product Description60% ethylene vinyl acetate / 30% thermoplastic polyurethane / 10% polyester.Amazon.com Product DescriptionRegardless of where you're kicking this around, the adidas World Cup 2010 Capitano soccer ball commands your attention. This Capitano ball--which features colorful Spain graphics in recognition of the country's World Cup 2010 appearance--is made of a nylon-wound carcass/TPU blend that ensures a soft touch and high durability. In addition, the ball's butyl bladder offers superior air retention, helping the ball stay inflated over time. Most importantly, the machine-stitched ball delivers a great performance in all weather conditions. Recipient [...] Continue Reading...
Florio: For 2010, let’s look at the job security of the 32 NFL head coaches, ranking the seats they occupy on a curve, from the hottest to the coldest.
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Who knew there was a code of ethics in cycling? After passing race-leader Andy Schleck during Monday's Stage 15 of the Tour de France to become the overall leader, defending champion Alberto Contador took to YouTube to apologize for his action:
"Hello everyone. Today I made the podium and I am happy about that. But there's a problem with the circumstances. Just when I attacked, Andy had a mechanical problem, on the last climb. The race was on, and maybe I made a mistake. I'm sorry."
Contador is specifically apologizing for taking advantage of Schleck's mechanical problem by blowing past him while his bike wasn't working properly. Per The Telegraph:
Schleck started the day 31 seconds ahead of Contador and needing to [...] Continue Reading...
Includes 1 wallet, 1 referee pad, 1 red card, and 1 yellow cardWallet keeps your accessories organized and easily accessible
Product DescriptionThe Champion Sports Referee Wallet includes a 1 referee pad, 1 red card, and 1 yellow card all organized into a wallet for easy and convenient access. The Referee Pad helps you keep track of each teams stats, ejections, score, and more for each half of the game.... More >>
Champion Sports Soccer Referee Wallet
The Jets and Giants played the first NFL football game Monday at their new $1.6 billion stadium that is co-owned by the NFL teams and is the most expensive stadium in the country.
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Safe or out? By the looks of the replay, it sure looks like Travis Ishikawa was safe.
With one out in the bottom of the ninth inning of a tie game on Sunday, Ishikawa was called out at home by umpire Phil Cuzzi on what would have been – and replays indicated should have been – a Giants walk-off winner.
Instead, the Mets survived the ninth inning, eventually scoring in the next frame to win the game in extras.
The call not only changed the outcome of the game, but also completely changed the course of two division races, and the wild card, in the National League. After the game, even the Mets agreed it was a terrible call. Per [...] Continue Reading...
The quickest way to get your game or practice goingPop-up construction allows for instant setup and take-down for convenient practice and easy storageStrong -ply netting, heavy gauge nylon, and rigid support poles provide added sturdinessFits in included bag for easy carrying3' x 2' Goal
Product DescriptionThe pop-up 3' x 2' soccer goal from SKLZ® is the quickest way to get your game or practice going. Its pop-up construction allows instant set-up and take-down for convenient practice just about anywhere. When training ends, it folds up conveniently into the included carry bag.... More >>
SKLZ Pop-Up Soccer Goal 3' x 2'
