HINDSIGHT
---Dwyane Wade
If you’re a
Miami fan, there should be absolutely no reason to be angry at Dwyane Wade for
signing with Chicago. If anything, be angry at the Miami front office. It was pretty
clear the whole time that Wade wanted to return to Miami, but Pat Riley and the
rest of the front office took him for granted. $10 million a year offer (with
all this cap space) to the player who has been the face of your franchise and
STILL has some gas left in the tank? Disrespectful. If you’re burning D-Wade’s
jersey, you are the worst type of sports fan there is.
---Thank you, Tim
Duncan
Earlier today, NBA
legend Tim Duncan retired. To me, Timmy D was the ideal basketball player. Not
only did he play at a scary consistent level, but he carried himself with class,
and never let his emotions get the best of him. In a lot of ways, Timmy D was
the Derek Jeter of the Spurs. While he may not be as iconic, he did a lot of
things that Jeter did -much more quietly for that matter. Regardless, similar
to Jeter, it’s virtually impossible to hate Tim Duncan. With that being said,
it goes without saying that fans everywhere will miss Tim Duncan. Thank you Timmy
D.
---Soccer flops
I watched about
50 minutes of the Euro Championship between Portugal and France, and I could
not believe some of the plays I was watching. Excluding Ronaldo, who was
actually injured, every time that there was some sort of extra contact, the
player would fall to the ground and would roll around as if he had broken his femur
and torn his ACL at the same time. Then, he would be up and sprinting in a
matter of two minutes. This is an embarrassment to the game in my opinion. It
is a shame that these professional athletes can’t take a hit without flailing
and rolling around on the turf. This is all too common and I always lose some respect
for the athletes when I see this.
FORESIGHT
---This is the
worst time of year for sports
With the M.L.B.
All-Star Game Tuesday, I am fairly confident that this is statistically the
worst week of sports in a calendar year, as there is literally nothing happening.
To make it worse, I am not the biggest baseball fan during their brutal 162 game
regular season, so I feel as if there is nothing to watch anymore. Even if you are a baseball fan, nothing really exciting is happening being that it's right in the middle of the year. Here’s to
hoping that the Olympics and the N.F.L. regular season get here in no time.
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