The Green Bay Packers will take on the Dallas Cowboys tonight on the NFL Network at 8 PM/est. The game is being hyped as the biggest NFC match up of the season, as both teams are 10-1 and battling for what could be home field advantage in the playoffs. But many people will be unable to see the game. Of course, I'm not included in that group, thanks to verizon cable, I'll be able to see the game from the comfort of my own couch. What? It's getting like really cold outside, I don't feel like getting in my cold car to drive to a local bar to watch the game.
Injury report, Seahawks Sean Alexander probably in...Eagles Donovan McNabb a maybe...Rams Mark Bulger missed practice after suffering a concussion...Chiefs Brodie Croyle missed practice with an injured back...The Bills will likely be without defensive end Chirs Kelsay and Marshawn Lynch...Cardinals pro bowl safety Andrian Wilson will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing surgery on his right heel...
Who will be the Browns QB after 2007?
Arizona Kicker Neil Rackers says he's sorry for hitting a camera man with his helmet following the Cardinals 37-31 loss to the 49ers.
Cardinal Antrel Rolle thinks childhood friend and Redskin Sean Taylor's death was not a bulgary gone wrong but rather a targeted attack. Although the popo continues to think it was random.
Baseball Update:
The Minnesota Twins and Tampa Bay Rays completed a six player deal that sent Delmon Young, Breandan Harris and Jason Pridie to the Twins for Matt Garza, Jason Bartlett and Eduardo Morlan.
The Rays not only picked up three new players, they also unveiled plans for a new stadium.
...And they may get Troy Percival for a couple of years.
After a failed move to the Mets, Yorvit Torreabla will be staying with the Rockies after signing a 2 year, $7 million contract. He'll be joined by pitcher Matt Herges who got a one year deal.
Speaking of the Mets, they picked up reliever Brian Stokes from the Rays for cash...And if you're wondering what they'll be up against in 2008, just ask Billy Wagner.
The Houston Astors locked up Jose Cruz, Jr., Kevin Hooper, Tomas Perez and Stephen Randolph. All four players have been invited to Spring Training Camp.
Japanese reliever Yasuhiko Yabuta is heading to Kansas City. The two sides agreed to a two-year $6 million contract.
Congratulations to Jon Lester on picking up the 2007 Tony Congiliaro Award given to a plyare who has "overcome adversity through the attributes of spirit, determination and courage." Lester left the 2006 season early to battle cancer. In 2007 he picked up the win for the Red Sox clinching the World Series.
Popo in my crib News:
St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa plead guilty to driving under the influence after being caught by the popo asleep at the wheel. Watch out Tony, because the popo are on your tail!
News & Notes: Michigan has been granted permission to talk to LSU coach Les Miles about their vacancy...Nebraska is down to two candiates for their open head coaching position, Turner Gill and Bo Pelini...UNC beat Ohio State 66-55...UCLA kept pace with the Tar Heels taking out George Washington 83-60. Their preseason All-American Darren Collison returned to the team in his season debut...LeBron James sprained his left index finger in the Pistons 109-74 win over the Cavaliers...While everyone continues to drool over the Celtics, the Orlando Magic own a league best 14 wins after defeating the Sonics 110-94...Sean Avery is out indefinitely after he undergoes surgery on his injured wrist. Avery was hit in the wrist by a puck...Dodge is sticking with the Charger for Cup Series...Mike Helton thought 2007 was a banner year. What the banner was saying, I have no clue...Two-time Cup Champ, Jimmie Johnson will race in the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
Check this out: Couldn't make it out to Times Square yesterday? Don't worry, click here and here to see some pics.
It's been fun blogging with you,
Kate
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