Rebirth

2k5!

Happy New Year! I hope I'll have a good year.

He's gonna have to wear it. Hopefully, he'll do well with it on.

First Big Ten game of the season this Wednesday against Ohio State. Anyone know what channel it's gonna be on?

2 hours away for you folks in FL. 3 more hours for me and the Midwest Swingers.

I never had problems with it.

Never use Hotmail. Move to Yahoo Mail.

ESPN Research Dikembe Mutombo honored LeBron James with a surprise birthday bash in Wednesday's game in Cleveland. In his last game as a teenager -- James turned 20 Thursday -- he went 0-5 from the floor with three points and five assists in 17 minutes. Despite the minimal output, James has a comfortable lead as the teenager with the most points, rebounds, assists, and steals in NBA history. Then, James was accidentally elbowed in the face by Mutombo late in the first half. James underwent a CT scan Thursday that revealed a broken left cheekbone. Once the swelling in his face goes down, James will be fitted with a protective mask that he'll have to wear during games until the fracture is fully healed. The Cavaliers don't play again until Monday at Charlotte. Meanwhile, Dikembe Mutombo's elbows have done a lot of damage over the years. Left in his wake were 25 affected players, five broken noses, 20 stitches. The log: April 20, 2004: Kenyon Martin, hit in the eye and retaliated by clubbing Mutombo across the arm. Received a technical foul March 31, 2003: Yao Ming, hit in the throat. Mutombo assessed flagrant foul Feb. 4, 2002: Vince Carter, hit in the gut May 16, 2001: Vince Carter, hit in the head. Carter did not return to Game 6 of the Eastern Conference playoffs May 6, 2001: Chris Childs, broken nose Feb. 26, 2001: Ray Allen, broken nose Jan. 13, 2001: Corey Maggette, eye trauma Dec. 28, 2000: Chauncey Billups, hit in the mouth, four stitches, fractured front tooth Feb. 6, 1999: Jayson Williams, broken nose May 4, 1999: Mark Strickland, broken nose May 8, 1999: Lindsey Hunter, left eye May 8, 1999: Christian Laettner, cut on face April 9, 1999: Chris Childs, lost a tooth; Marcus Camby, shot to throat; Admin Johnson, hit in the head; Patrick Ewing, hit in the head March 4, 1999: Kevin Willis, injured shoulder. Missed several games May 6, 1997: Dennis Rodman, retaliated and ejected with second technical foul April 12, 1997: Tom Gugliotta, broken nose Jan. 30, 1997: Antoine Carr, knocked senseless Jan. 4, 1997: Charles Oakley, four stitches to the lip Oct. 22, 1996: Michael Jordan, bloodied nose (preseason game) April 10, 1994: Robert Horry, hit in the head, fell to the floor Dec. 30, 1993: Chris Webber; Mutombo later ejected for taunting Chris Gatling Dec. 28, 1991: Robert Parish, hit the floor Nov. 29, 1991: Ricky Pierce, 12 stitches in forehead Link

I never knew there was an AHL. Just IHL and NHL. :plain

Nevermind, it's a power outage.

The cameras angles makes it looks like it's a HS football game.

Sorry about that. Least I tried... Hopefully someone else will come through. 645248[/snapback] Yup, atleast you're the first to post.

Thanx, but I can't save it.

Where can I find some Marlins video clips? Thanx in advance. I'm trying to make some avatars. Scroll down

Good news for the Pacers.

The works. Mustard, onions, relish, hot peppers, and sliced tomato on a poppy seed bun. Never ever put ketchup on a Chicago Hot Dog.

Happy Birthday! Have a great one.

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Stack is the man. 644776[/snapback] what makes you say that? did he go to your favorite college or something? 644780[/snapback] maybe 644781[/snapback] Antawn Jamison is also the man, in DC that is.

Anyone remember when Mo Cheeks helped out the poor girl who forgot the words?

The portable player will put you down like 320-350. Cost more than the iPod. That's crazy. 644765[/snapback] Well it differs from the IPod. This thing offers 100+ channels of just commercial free music. Not to mention news and whatever else you desire. It lets you hear a lot of different stuff than you have before. Sure they have the mainstream stations, some of which are pretty cool. But it also has a lot of music on there you'd never be exposed to otherwise. Anyway the thing records at least 5 hours of whatever you want it to. Transmitts to any FM player around so if you wanna show off your tunes you can blast 'em on any nearby radio. Probably could pull a good prank or two with it :mischief . And for the 350 the thing comes with like 30 different gadgets, so many little toys and options to play with. It scrolls sports scores and stoke quotes. Yeah its costly but I love music and sports so this offers me the best of both. Plus its not like I paid for it anyway. :cool 644772[/snapback] Lucky. It's not like I want it right now. Probably soon because I waste money on things I won't use or need.

Bring back McNown! :lol

The portable player will put you down like 320-350. Cost more than the iPod. That's crazy.

Good luck and speed kills.

The portable one? How much per month?