View Poll Results: What is the most significant sports story of 08?

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  • Sabathia to the Brewers

    0 0%
  • Manny to the Dodgers

    1 3.57%
  • K-Rod's saves

    1 3.57%
  • Yankees not making the playoffs

    3 10.71%
  • Rays ruling the division

    6 21.43%
  • Cubs ruling the division

    2 7.14%
  • Brady out for the season

    2 7.14%
  • Brett Favre no longer a Packer

    3 10.71%
  • Roger Clemens/Brian McNamee

    2 7.14%
  • Cliff Lee's wins

    1 3.57%
  • Celtics winning 17th championship

    0 0%
  • Giants upset over Patriots in Super Bowl

    7 25.00%
  • LSU wins BCS Bowl

    0 0%
  • Teixiera to Halo's

    0 0%
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Thread: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

  1. #31
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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    I voted Pat's - Giants.
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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    I think Giants over New England. Nobody saw that coming.

    Favre returning to another team doesn't surprise me. Celtics winning the title and LSU clobbering OSU doesn't surprise me at all either.

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    Quote Originally Posted by michaelg123789 View Post
    I think Giants over New England. Nobody saw that coming.

    Favre returning to another team doesn't surprise me. Celtics winning the title and LSU clobbering OSU doesn't surprise me at all either.
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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    Interesting.


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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    I would pick none, instead I am going to pick Jon Lester throwing a no-hitter, after he came back from cancer, a no-hitter is tough to do, but doing it after you got cancer is incredible.

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    Lance Armstrong broke the glow of 'doing something after cancer'

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    Quote Originally Posted by BrewCrewFan255 View Post
    I would pick none, instead I am going to pick Jon Lester throwing a no-hitter, after he came back from cancer, a no-hitter is tough to do, but doing it after you got cancer is incredible.
    I change my vote to that. I saw Lester pitch today when I went to the game, and I saw him in his 2nd to last game before cancer. This guy is truly awesome


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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    Sorry for leaving Phelps off the list. Should be there. The problem is that most people forget Olympians within 10 years. Most people dont even remember Mark Spitz.

    As for football, everyone remembers the undefeated Dolphins and Pats and will for a long time.

    Baseball, everyone remembers the first time the Marlins/ DBacks/ Rockies first world series as expasion teams. The Rays are the only ones left.

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    Yankees not making the playoffs!

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    I have a great idea for a new story in 2008: make football an Olympic sport!

    Wouldn't that be a great idea? Even Peyton Manning is behind this idea and so am I.

    If anyone else wants to support this idea, there is a petition hosted on Weplay.com (I'm writing on their behalf) and I will provide the link for you to sign!

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    Thoughts?

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    If you're being SERIOUS...stupid.

    Yes, an Olympic sport that the US and Canada will meet in the final of EVERY SINGLE TIME...how utterly pointless.

    Besides, Women's Hockey already fits that bill.

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    American Football would be four teams. USA, Mexico, Canada and Japan.

    These are the only four countries who have enough of talent or enough people playing to put it on the line as an olympic sport.


    And the USA (no offense to Canada) would dominate. It would be a quick gold for the USA, quick silver for Canada and a battle for Bronze between Mexico and Japan.

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    Japan plays football?


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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    Quote Originally Posted by OregonDuck1989 View Post
    American Football would be four teams. USA, Mexico, Canada and Japan.

    These are the only four countries who have enough of talent or enough people playing to put it on the line as an olympic sport.


    And the USA (no offense to Canada) would dominate. It would be a quick gold for the USA, quick silver for Canada and a battle for Bronze between Mexico and Japan.
    No disagreement here. It would be completely and utterly pointless.

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    Re: Most Significant Sport Stories of 08

    It would be a cool concept, though.

    Many other countries might try and catch on to the phenomenon.

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