Here’s How Expos Tried To Persuade Tom Brady To Give Up Football

Share this: Tom Brady was a very skilled catcher in high school, and probably could have taken his baseball career to the professional level. The only problem was inquiring MLB teams knew football was his priority. But one club tried to change his mind. The Montreal Expos were enthralled by Brady’s makeup, and believed he possessed everything it took to be a successful big leaguer. “(Brady) had a high ceiling,” Kevin Malone, the Expos’ general manager at the time, told the Monday Morning Quarterback. “He was a left-handed, power-hitting catcher who was cerebral. He had arm strength. He had everything that would warrant him being projected as a major league all-star. He had everything.” Although they knew it was a risk, Malone and the

Jazz Fans Launch Aggressive Campaign To Convince Gordon Hayward Not To Leave

Share this: Utah Jazz fans have heard all the Gordon Hayward chatter and see the writing on the wall. But they’re doing everything they can to change it. Hayward, Utah’s best player and lone All-Star, will become a free agent this summer, and the Boston Celtics are one of several teams not named the Jazz expected to pursue him. Hayward leaving Utah would be tough break for a Jazz team on the rise, so superfan Garrett Jones decided to take action. Jones launched a bold GoFundMe campaign Tuesday soliciting money to build a massive billboard in Salt Lake City with a plea for Hayward. The message would go up on a billboard between Utah’s practice facility and Vivint Smart Home Arena for the whole month

Bruins Foundation, NHL Alumni Teaming Up To Support Boston Children’s Hospital

Share this: The Boston Bruins Foundation and NHL Alumni are coming together to raise money for a very worthy cause. The two are teaming up to present the fifth annual Corey C. Griffin NHL Alumni Pro-Am, which raises money for the Boston Children’s Hospital Pediatric Head Trauma Unit. Hear NESN’s Dale Arnold, Bruins Foundation executive director Bob Sweeney and NHL Alumni Pro-Am team captain Anthony Aiello discuss the event in the video above. You also can learn more about the event, which is set for April 21-23, here. More Stories Source link

Martellus Bennett Has Epic Takedown Of Twitter User Commenting On Contract

Share this: If you have the belief that professional athletes should take less money to stay with your favorite team, you probably should take a look at Martellus Bennett’s Twitter. Bennett could be in for a huge raise in free agency, as he’s coming off a Super Bowl-winning campaign with the Patriots. A report surfaced Tuesday night that there’s a “real possibility” his next contract won’t be with New England, although Bennett played down the rumor and said he’s “just chilling.” One day after that news came out, a Twitter user offered a take on Bennett’s contract situation, and the tight end had a response for the ages. Here’s how it all began: Patriots hand Martelius Bennett a Super Bowl. Bennett age 30 Gronk age 27.

Honda Reveals New Concept Vehicles, Including Car That Makes You Money

Share this: Honda showed off some amazing technology at this week’s Consumer Electronics Show, revealing the “NeuV” concept a car and the “Riding assist motorcycle.” People normally need vehicles to take them where the money is. But the the NeuV will actually go get money for you, without you having to go anywhere. That’s right, the idea behind Honda’s new concept vehicle is to be a fully autonomous, ride-hailing capable vehicle when its owner isn’t using it, according to IGN. You would actually be able to sit at home and relax while the NeuV hits the streets, transports passengers, and makes you money. [embedded content] In addition to the it’s money-making capabilities, the NeuV utilizes an emotionally responsive artificial intelligence, a technology that certainly seems to

Martellus Bennett Professes Love For Bacon, Gold In Hilarious Interview

by Zack Cox on Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 2:27PM 1,024 Share this: FOXBORO, Mass. — A throng of reporters and cameras typically surrounds Martellus Bennett’s locker each Thursday, and the eccentric New England Patriots tight end rarely disappoints. Bennett’s latest Thursday media session included lengthy odes to two things that have nothing to do with football: gold and bacon. “I like gold,” Bennett said. “I tried to get paid in gold one year, but they told me, ‘No.’ I’ll take a check, too, though. As long as it cashes. I don’t want no checks that bounce. All money’s good money.” That response came after Bennett said he tries to “strike gold” whenever he’s out on the field. And if he doesn’t find it? “I just take

Floyd Mayweather’s Reason For Not Fighting Again Is Tough To Question

Share this: Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather has so many victories and so much money that he’s really not in a position to desire more of either. But that hasn’t prevented speculation of him returning to the ring for a chance to end his career with an unblemished 50-0 record. Fuel was added to that fire when Mayweather was spotted ringside during Manny Pacquiao’s recent bout with Jessie Vargas, a fight Pacquiao won convincingly. But Mayweather diffused those rumors Wednesday in Brooklyn by saying he, unlike some boxers, has no reason to come out of retirement. “A lot of fighters in the sport of boxing may want to retire, but they have to fight because they have to,” Mayweather said to USA TODAY’s Mike Coppinger. “I