Left Coast Sports Babe

 A Greeley, Colorado school board member and radio station owner denouncedMLK day, because, among other things, Dr. King was unfaithful to his wife. With all due respect, if this becomes a criteria in judging a man’s life, we’re going to be tearing down a lot of those monuments in Washington.

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Neal commented yesterday “All dreams must never die.”

Though even MLK might have had to pause in the face of Cubs fans.

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This has been a shockingly year so far in the NFL. A 7-9 team made the playoffs. And, both of last year’s Super Bowl contenders are already out of the playoffs, along with the highly touted Patriots and Falcons. At least fans of continuity can take comfort in the fact that Brett Favre did file his annual retirement papers.

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Hue Jackson was officially named the Oakland Raiders’ latest head coach. Wonder which will last longer – his tenure as coach or Hugh Hefner’s marriage?

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Some commentators are now saying that Rex Ryan’s antics before the Patriots game were designed to divert attention from and reduce pressure on Matt Sanchez. When asked Ryan allegedly just smiled and said he would never tell the media exactly what game is afoot.

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Has anyone told the Jets and Patriots that the trash talking normally stops once the game is over?

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Dick Cheney now says he offered to step aside as Vice President several times. But the president always turned him down. Makes sense, if that had happened W. would have actually had to run the country.

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Starbucks is coming out with a new 32 ounce coffee,the Trenta. And for fans of the chain’s fanciest and most expensive drinks, presumably this will be the first menu item that can be paid for under an installment plan.

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In response to the controversy over her crosshairs and “blood libel” comment, Sarah Palin said her critics are “not going to shut her up.”  “Thank God,” responded Democratic fundraisers.

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