Stuff I found interesting and thought I'd share.
Michael Oher still looking after his Blind Side little brother
Unemployment drops in every state that elected a Republican governor in 2010
Meanwhile the Obama Administration keeps telling people not to read too much into monthly unemployment numbers. How come those Republican governors don't have to warn people not to read too much into things?
Personally when I re-tell this joke I'm going to change the redneck into an Irishman
Game of Friends
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Showing posts with label The Blind Side. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Blind Side. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Red Sox Magic Number - 49
The Red Sox magic number is now 49.
The number 49 also happens to be the uniform number for Tim Wakefield.
The number 49 in sports is probably most associated with the San Francisco 49ers and you cannot mention the 49ers without bringing up Bill Walsh. I was remiss in not saying anything about the passing of Bill Walsh. He was truly both a genius and a giant of the game. How important Walsh was to the game of football did not truly hit me till after reading Michael Lewis' great book The Blind Side.
In many ways The Blind Side is the football version of Lewis' baseball book Moneyball and in The Blind Side Bill Walsh plays a central role as the guy who changed it all like how Bill James was portrayed in Moneyball.
The Red Sox magic number is now 49.
The number 49 also happens to be the uniform number for Tim Wakefield.
The number 49 in sports is probably most associated with the San Francisco 49ers and you cannot mention the 49ers without bringing up Bill Walsh. I was remiss in not saying anything about the passing of Bill Walsh. He was truly both a genius and a giant of the game. How important Walsh was to the game of football did not truly hit me till after reading Michael Lewis' great book The Blind Side.
In many ways The Blind Side is the football version of Lewis' baseball book Moneyball and in The Blind Side Bill Walsh plays a central role as the guy who changed it all like how Bill James was portrayed in Moneyball.
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