Jobu weighs in on Ndamukong Suh’s dispicable stomping incident, his punishment from the league and the tackle’s state of mind.
It has become apparent that Ndamukong Suh has problems. Yesterday Commissioner Roger Goodell announced that Suh would be suspended for two games without pay for his Thanksgiving stomping of Packers Guard Evan Dietrich-Smith. If you haven’t heard, here’s what happened:
Jobu is back with another round of shots!
This week’s theme is “greed”, and we’re covering baseball, basketball and pro-wrestling. Greed can come in many forms, including trophy hoarding, divorce settlements and even owner lockouts. We also have an example of the opposite of greed from Major League Baseball. Enjoy!
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Hello Readers,
Sorry this is a little late in the day, but I’ve been traveling to the GF’s parents’ house for a little Thanksgiving feast. I’m assuming all of you are doing the same, so you won’t miss us too much. Between Thanksgiving Thursday, black Friday and a friend’s b-day on Saturday (Happy birthday, Dr. Draft), There might not be another post until Monday. I wanted to wish all of our readers a Happy Thanksgiving and say that I hope you are all well and have somewhere nice to spend the holiday (and maybe watch one of the football games) this year.
Happy Thanksgiving everybody, have some Rum for us!
Jobu
image courtesy of: AP Photo/Paul Sancya
Jobu Gives his take on the sale and moving of the Houston Astros… What’s the final verdict?
The Houston Astros. Basebal’s lovable losers. They haven’t finished over .500 since 2008, and they haven’t made the playoffs since making it all the way to the World Series as the National League Wild Card winner in 2005 (they lost). After trading away all of their veteran talent last season, this team seems ready to fully accept being in rebuilding mode. So what did ownership decide to do after gutting the team? They sold the franchise to new owners who agreed to move the Astros to the American League West. It is with joy and sympathy that I welcome the Houston Astros to the American league. I look forward to the Yankees winning six to ten more games in 2013.
Last week’s round of shots went down pretty smoothly, so Jobu is back with some more for you!
We’re covering five different sports this week: boxing, basketball, baseball, football and even professional wrestling. We have controversial judge decisions, disbanding unions, disgruntled shortstops, lucky quarterbacks and the return of The Great One. Here’s some musings from the week that just ended.
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