Share this: As much as Boston Celtics fans might not want to admit it, it’s unlikely the team would have won the 2007-08 NBA Finals without Ray Allen. And one of his former teammates agrees. Former Celtics guard Rajon Rondo revealed recently that he was organizing a reunion with the team this summer, but he openly admitted Allen wasn’t invited. Rondo and Allen, in particular, didn’t get along before the shooting guard jumped ship for the Miami Heat, and the move only made things worse. But Leon Powe, who was a key member of the Celtics’ bench that season, thinks the whole issue is ridiculous. “Ray needs an invitation,” Powe said on CSNNE’s “Celtics Talk” podcast Friday. “I don’t care who says he don’t.
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Bill Belichick Dons Perfect South Florida Attire For Miami’s Pro Day
Share this: Bill Belichick sure looks like he’s enjoying life, one pro day at a time. The New England Patriots coach continued his pro day tour ahead of the 2017 NFL Draft with a Wednesday afternoon visit to Miami, one day after he skipped the NFL’s annual coaches breakfast for Florida’s showcase. And he dressed pretty appropriately for a March trip to South Florida. No shoes, no problem for the man who never takes a day off. Thumbnail photo via Dan Powers/USA TODAY Sports Images More Stories Source link
Matt Kenseth’s Car Hits Wall Hard During NASCAR Race At Phoenix Raceway
The track temperature at Phoenix International Raceway on Sunday was a big test of tire management, which Matt Kenseth didn’t pass. Kenseth hit the wall on Lap 192 of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Camping World 500 after his front right tire failed in the middle of Turn 2. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver reportedly was complaining his car was tight throughout most of the race, and attempted to correct that by making a track-bar adjustment on his second pit stop. The problem likley caused too much wear on the front right, though, as it finally gave out once Kenseth put it under heavy load. Thumbnail photo via Jasen Vinlove/USA TODA... NESN.com
Former Patriots Star Kevin Faulk Has No Problem With Son Playing Football
Dual-sport star Bo Jackson made headlines recently claiming he never would have played football had he known the severity of the health risks surrounding the game. While Jackson isn’t alone in this opinion, one former player doesn’t necessarily agree. Former New England Patriots running back Kevin Faulk says he has no regrets when looking back on his career, and he also is comfortable with his son playing. While Faulk is aware of the dangers of the game, he believes teaching proper fundamentals can go a long way in preventing these issues. To hear more from Faulk, check out the video above from “NESN Sports Today,” presented by People’s United... NESN.com
Martellus Bennett Takes Hilarious Shot At NFL With Perfect MySpace Comparison
Share this: Nailed it. New England Patriots tight end Martellus Bennett articulated how we’ve all been feeling about the NFL this season with one simple tweet in the wee hours of Monday morning following the Green Bay Packers’ come-from-behind 27-13 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on “Monday Night Football.” Its a great product. The game of football that is. But myspace was once a great social media platform. Hahaha. — Martellus Bennett (@MartysaurusRex) November 29, 2016 The NFL, of course, has dealt with one of their worst ratings dips in recent memory, and have for the most part averaged fewer viewers than at any point during the past five seasons. Part of that problem could be related to oversaturation of a sport that used to rule
Dovizioso: “I decided to not go crazy!”
Andrea Dovizioso (P2): “I started quite well and Valentino didn’t, but we went for the same bit of track and I lost some positions. I decided not to push 100% then and not be crazy, because I saw Marc and Valentino had more speed than me – then after Valentino crashed I tried to push and catch Lorenzo. He didn’t seem 100% after his crash, he wasn’t riding like normal, but he was still so fast. I tried to catch him without pushing too hard and risking too much, and then I decided with five to go that I would overtake him – but he made a mistake. Then I saw on the pit board that Maverick was close and
Hernandez: “Thankfully, we solved the problem”
A multitude of small issues, including a crash, slowed Yonny Hernandez’s progress but he remains competitive.