Posted on Jul 29, 2008 under Cincinnati Bengals |
The Cincinnati Bengals training camp will be without the services of their ace wide receiver Chad Johnson for quiet sometime as he is currently recuperating from a surgery that he had on his troubled right ankle. The training camp has kick started on Monday and Chad did not take part in the practice sessions even though he was present at the camp. There is no clue on when Chad Johnson will be able to take up the wide receiver position for his team and the Bengals think tank are ready to wait and watch his progress as they need his services very badly once the regular season starts. The fans who had bought tickets for the Bengals opening game are hoping that they will be able to see Johnson play.
Posted on Jul 21, 2008 under Uncategorized |
The national basketball team of Iran is all set to make their comeback at the 2008 Beijing Olympics after 60 years. The team which would be the underdogs this year was drawn to be placed in the same group as the Defending gold medalists Argentina, Australia and Russia - each of which features at least one NBA player has very little chances if at all of making an impact. Coach Rajko Toroman, a Serb, rather is looking forward to the 2010 World Championships. Toromon whose right now busy with putting his team through some tough pre Olympic Training believes that his team has the physical ability but lacks the skill and tactics due to lack of exposure and dearth of tough games that can only be conquered through such international events. The tickets for the Iran games are going fast.
Posted on Jul 18, 2008 under Uncategorized |
Bob McClaren, star point guard Deron Williams‘ agent, told the media on Thursday that Williams has agreed to a contract extension. This will be a $70M deal. Williams has agreed to a three-year extension with a player option for the fourth year. This agreement is similar to the one New Orleans point guard Chris Paul got recently. Paul’s deal was a reported $68 million. This new deal will give Utah Jazz an advantage and will see the fans standing in long lines for the tickets.
Posted on Jul 03, 2008 under sports |
It seems like nowadays sports fans take the iniative to attend sporting events rather than watch on the TV. We see this as less and less tickets become available for popular events and people will do just about anything to experience sporting events live. They will pay well above face value for tickets because to them it is worth it, and it should be. These are experiences you will only have once in a lifetime and there is no price tag on that. I love to attend all sporting events no matter which of my home teams is in season. With new rivalries and of course the old ones, why wouldn’t you want to see just exactly what the atmosphere is. Sure you can sit in a bar or in your house screaming, but to actually experience it live is on a whole nother level. The sports world is kind to us by giving us 364 days a year of pure entertainment and we owe it to ourselves to take part in the action and not sit back and enjoy but live in the moment.
Posted on Jul 01, 2008 under basketball, nba |
The 38 year old San Antonio Spurs forward Robert Horry has revealed his intentions of playing in the NBA for one more year and said that he was not thinking of retirement at this moment. Horry said that he wanted to set things right for all that has happened in the last season and is hoping that he will get a chance to feature in his 17th NBA season. Robert Horry, a free agent from July 1st, has expressed his interest to either play for Spurs or for Houston Rockets this coming season. There is no doubt that Horry fans will be rushing to buy tickets to watch this veteran player in action.
