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Sample Raider press releases
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Adam Schefter, Al Davis, JaMarcus Russell, Matt Leinart, Oakland Raiders, Randy Hanson, Tom Cable, espn on 09 2nd, 2010 | 3 Comments
Sample Raider press releases...
Adam Schefter learned a lesson yesterday. Throw out a rumor about a quarterback who’s been more of a punchline than a viable NFL player lately involving the Raiders, and you’re going to get whacked in the kneecaps with an amazing press release. If you go to the Raiders’ official website...
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The greatnuss of tha Raiduhs cannot be ignored
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Al Davis, John Herrera, Oakland Raiders, Tom Cable on 11 24th, 2009 | No Comments
The greatnuss of tha Raiduhs cannot be i...
Al Davis: I am extremely upset. I have crafted a stadium, a coliseum, a mausoleum of epic proportions. It even bares tha great name of tha father of tha AFL and NFL: Mount Davis. That’s why I called this meeting so we can all brainrain, or whatever tha young people call it nowadays. Why has Oakland...
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Raider revelations with the Man in White
Posted by The Bakersfield Sports Guy in Al Davis, Oakland Raiders, Randy Hanson, Tom Cable on 11 3rd, 2009 | 2 Comments
Raider revelations with the Man in White...
What do Phil Spector, Robert Blake, and Mr. Al Davis have in common? It’s a good question, so think about it before you rush to answer. All three are the same person, but Spector went into music, Blake into acting, and Davis went into football. All three are totally washed up icons who have shat...
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NBA Tuesday: Oakland’s most dysfunctional team
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Al Davis, Andris Biedrins, Anthony Randolph, Chris Mullin, Corey Maggette, Don Nelson, Golden State Warriors, Matt Barnes, Monta Ellis, Oakland A's, Oakland Raiders, Randy Hanson, Robert Rowell, Ron Artest, Stephen Curry, Stephen Jackson, Tom Cable on 11 3rd, 2009 | No Comments
NBA Tuesday: Oakland’s most dysfun...
They go big in Oakland. Whether you’re talking about sideshows or sports FAIL. The Raiders would have dropped the hammer on Tom “At least I slapped her with an open hand” Cable already, except he’s taking the fall in an elaborate coverup of what really happened to Randy Hanson...
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Best Pro Sports Halloween Costumes
Posted by Sports Girl Liz in Anthony Randolph, Don Nelson, Lakers, Lamar Odom, Michael Crabtree, Monta Ellis, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, Tim Lincecum, Tom Cable, Warriors on 10 30th, 2009 | 1 Comment
Best Pro Sports Halloween Costumes...
For those of you still looking for your Halloween costumes this year, there’s still time to easily turn into your favorite athlete. Maybe not your favorite athlete, but at least one who makes for a great Halloween costume. To help you win that costume grand prize (BASG will take 10% if you use these...
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Mark Sanchez scarfs hot dog during blowout of Raiders
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Al Davis, Darrius Heyward-Bey, JaMarcus Russell, Mark Sanchez, Michael Crabtree, Oakland Raiders, Tom Cable on 10 26th, 2009 | 5 Comments
Mark Sanchez scarfs hot dog during blowo...
Now if I told you a quarterback was caught eating an McAfee Coliseum hot dog during yesterday’s Raiders/Jets game, and that quarterback WASN’T JaMarcus Russell, you’d be shocked, right? Well, Mark Sanchez was caught doing what I did four times during one of those Wednesday A’s...
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You just have to laugh
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Anthony Randolph, Brandon Jones, Brian Sabean, Bruce Bochy, Dashon Goldson, Frank Gore, Glen Coffee, Golden State Warriors, Josh Morgan, Justin Smith, Michael Crabtree, Mike Singletary, Nate Clements, Oakland Raiders, Randy Hanson, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, Shaun Hill, Tim Lincecum, Tom Cable, Vernon Davis on 10 11th, 2009 | 7 Comments
You just have to laugh...
Don’t worry, I’m not going to go point-by-point on why the 49ers lost to the Falcons today. You probably know, because you watched it (on TV apparently, since Candlestick Park looked about half-full from 1 pm until 3 pm when everyone left). But seriously, there are so many things wrong with...
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Thoughts from the road with the Giants at home
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Bear Pascoe, Dan Runzler, Jake Locker, Jerry Rice, Jon Miller, Jonathan Sanchez, Juan Uribe, KNBR, Matt Cain, Michael Crabtree, Nate Davis, Oakland Raiders, Prince Fielder, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, Tom Cable, Venus Williams on 09 7th, 2009 | No Comments
Thoughts from the road with the Giants a...
Sports doesn’t stop on holidays, it just gets harder to record. Let me explain: when you’re at the house of one or both of your parents, the maximum amount of times you can ask for something to be recorded on their DVR is once per trip. Our one request was that my dad tape the Washington/LSU...
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Goodell chats with the immortal Al Davis about Cable (transcript)
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Al Davis, Oakland Raiders, Randy Hanson, Roger Goodell, Tom Cable on 08 18th, 2009 | 3 Comments
Goodell chats with the immortal Al Davis...
Al Davis hasn’t been around the Raiders’ facility too often during training camp, as he’s rarely seen before the sun goes down these days. So maybe we shouldn’t be surprised it took until just over an hour ago for Al to hear the news: several reports say Tom Cable punched assistant...
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Giants have some goofy-looking starting pitchers
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Barry Zito, Bill Walsh, Brett Favre, Chris Webber, Duane Kuiper, Fred Lewis, Jonathan Sanchez, Matt Cain, Mike Vick, Oakland Raiders, Randy Johnson, Ryan Sadowski, San Francisco Giants, Tim Lincecum, Tom Cable on 08 5th, 2009 | No Comments
Giants have some goofy-looking starting ...
Ah, daytime baseball on a weekday. A time for a man to examine his surroudings, breathe in the fresh air of his apartment living room, and wonder how on earth the Giants have compiled a group of starters who are the baseball equivalent of the early-2000′s Sacramento Kings. Barry Zito would play...
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