Its the first time in my life where I’ve been in a relationship where a woman comes before my pigeons.
Responsiblity seems to be the message of Episode 5 of Taking on Tyson. KiKi, Tyson’s wife, and their adorable daughter Milan are introduced as the family spends quality time together in their Las Vegas home.
Many things peeve Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, and now the four letter network can be added to that list.
Cuban took to his blog yesterday to explain how ESPN is blowing opportunities to leverage its power through social networking juggernaut, Twitter.
In the past, sports fans first stop in the search for sports news would be ESPN.com . Twitter changed all that. Twitter means we dont have to go to ESPN.com, we just check our twitter stream. Those people we follow always send us the updates we needed right to us. And we like it. And if we want more information, we just clink on the links they send us.
Today, sports news finds millions and millions of sports fans first via twitter. Unfortunately for ESPN.com, they don’t control any ad space on your tweet stream. ESPN no longer makes a penny from the first sports news you receive. Thats not good for them.
ESPN may be best served to create its own social networking tool. They are the worldwide leader in sports. It is time to lead the network towards a fresh and new direction.
The NBA’s ultimate Bad Boy will have the honor of watching his jersey hoisted to rafters of The Palace of Auburn Hills.
Future Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman was notified that the Detroit Pistons will retire his #10 jersey tonight as the Pistons take on MVP frontrunner Derrick Rose and the Chicago Bulls.
Ever humble, ever shy, and always with his heart on his sleeve Rodman had this to say of the honor:
I thought it was an April Fools’ joke when they called me about it the first time,” Rodman said. “I was shocked. I don’t think I should have my jersey retired because I was probably the fifth most important guy on those teams.
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Golf on a nice, crisp spring day? Why not?
Take a glimpse into the lives of Boston Celtics Coach Doc Rivers and three-point master Ray Allen as they relax and leave basketball behind for a few hours on the links.
Doc understands the importance of breaking up the monotony. Don’t you wish your boss were that way?
Ray Allen is cool as a cucumber, always. BASS CHECK.
The C’s visite the Atlanta Hawks tonite at 8PM/ET.
Continuing the Rivers legacy is Doc’ son, Austin. Check the video of him paying tribute to his dad with a special dunk during the McDonald’s All-American Weekend in Chicago. CLICK HERE.
Austin Rivers will play collegiate ball at Duke University.
Las Vegas, Michael Jordan, and tons of his famous friends equal a weekend of ENDLESS grown-up fun.
The 10th annual Michael Jordan Celebrity Invitational kicks off this weekend at the ARIA Resort and Casino. Last night Jordan hosted special guests at Haze nightclub to start the festivities off right.
Michael Jordan arrives to Haze Nightclub to kick-off his 10th Annual Clebrity Invitational
April marks National Autism Awareness Month and the Lindt Gold Bunny Celebrity Auction is underway. Celebrity auctions are a great way to raise awareness for various causes, and this time Ebay is hosting an auction for Swiss chocolatier Lindt. Many celebs, including some notable sports figures were asked to autograph the gold bunnies and each one is up for bid.
His Airness Michael Jordan has delivered on his promise to act as the godfather of sole for the UNC Men’s Basketball team. The boys in Carolina blue have been wearing Air Jordans in their NCAA Tournament appearaces – the UNC Air Jordan 2011 to be exact.
While the tragedy that occurred in Brian Shaw’s life has never been a secret, he has never trumpeted the story for the world to hear. Instead he used it as inspiration to build an amazing family and to carve out a well-rounded and enviable career.
In case you missed it. David Aldridge reports…..
Brian and wife Nikki are truly a power couple. Ballertainment wishes them continued success. The whispers of Shaw being the heir apparent to Phil Jackson’s coaching seat are now regular conversation, and as the season nears, more atention will be paid to Dr. Buss’ ultimate decision.
In the words of New York Jets Linebacker Bart Scott, “can’t wait!”
