Sports | Forum profile

Quote: Originally Posted by JadeGiant tough call for sure. I agree about egos getting in the way with Kobe and Shaq ... but many of the greats have a large ego ... it is part of what makes them great. I would love to see Shaq get a couple more rings before he hangs up his kicks just so I could see Kobe chase him down. You know those two want bragging rights when it is all said and done. I don't think I can bring myself to vote on Shaq vs...

Quote: Originally Posted by Indy_Yoda Your prediction should have been based on the fact that when the Colts played the Jets they had already won their division and secured home field advantage throughout the play-offs. A team that is fighting to stay alive should usually be able to beat a team that has nothing else to play for. Those games they "escaped" are the signs of a good team. As opposed to giving up the fewest...

Quote: Originally Posted by IronLungs31 Well we have to let the fight speak for itself. One thing I don't do is getting into word battles of sporting events. I feel the way I feel, and you feel the way you feel. So, I'm all for letting the the fight speak for itself. Well said man! It should be like these even it is not a sporting event.

I think it's not far to compare Bay to Bonilla. When Bonilla was signed it was considered a big deal. Bonilla was having great offensive years playing with Bonds. Bonilla was seen as being the centerpiece for the retooling METS at that time. Bay is coming to a team that already has Reyes, Wright & Beltran. Bay is just here to add some pop. I think most baseball fans agree that the METS 3 core players are too talented not to bounce...

Shaquille O'Neal 6-1=5 Wilt Chamberlain 44+1=45

Quote: Originally Posted by oddball the jets didn't win? i guess they're giving it back because peyton was yanked leading by a giant 5 points? from what i hear, the jets defense didn't give much to peyton when he was in. what makes you think they still wouldn't have won? the jets will make us all proud and lose to cincy next week anyway. Maybe so! I would have liked them to have won against the Colts A-Team not their...

Floyd is looking to face Matthew Hatton. A typical mayweather move. http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-1...Matthew-Hatton

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 2 - 1 = 1 Shaquille O'Neal 6 + 1 = 7 Wilt Chamberlain 42

Quote: Originally Posted by Mad4SWBusts Shaq had been in the league 3 years when he went to those finals. Let's see what Hakeem would have done against Shaq in his prime years in LA. It would have been total domination. Wilt never had the body strength + quickness that Shaq had. Shaq haters make me laugh, when they refuse to give the man his due, he changed the position for the years he dominated. EVERY game Shaq was in he was THE...

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 4-1=3 Shaquille O'Neal 6 Wilt Chamberlain 40+1=41