Entries Tagged as 'By JP'

Saturday, July 24th, 2010

Linkin’ Blogs

You know how Netflix has a Recommended for You tab? TiVo, YouTube, Pandora have the same kind of function, suggesting other videos/songs/movies based on your taste. These are often scary accurate in their predictions for what you might enjoy. Well, we here at Pyle of List don’t have one of those magic voodoo things and […]

Friday, July 9th, 2010

The Decision Part II, Starring Brian Scalabrine

Your Local Station, Sunday 4:44am

Hey America, wazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzup? It’s me Brian Scalabrine!

You may remember me from the 2007-2008 NBA Champion Boston Celtics, where I made an invaluable contribution. That’s right, you know I got that BOOM BOOM PAY-OWWWWWWWW!

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Why New York Won’t Be Crowning a King

Okay, so LeBron James is a fan of New York Yankees. Big deal. Well, it’s a huge deal to some loyal New Yorkers (how many can possibly be left?) who feel this is sign numero uno that King James will be spending his next few years on the underperforming, overrated New York Knicks squad.
Not to […]

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010

The Most Racist World Cup Ad You’ll See This Week?

The World Cup, like no other sporting event on the planet, can turn even the most reasonable people into raving xenophobic bufoons. I am not immune to this desire. I have been known to give myself over to the dark side and baselessly despise an entire country based entirely on my 3rd or 4th favorite sport. […]

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

Throw it down! 4 Best Dunks of the First Round And a Contest for NBA Swag

The 1st Round of the NBA Playoffs came to an end this weekend, after some excellent games. The 2nd Round has already tipped off due to the fast and furious playoff schedule, but we here at Pyle of List want to take the time to honor the ghosts of throwdowns past. We’re picking our 4 favorites, but […]

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010

Three Sixth’s: Our Favorite 6th Men in NBA History

Yesterday, the NBA announced that Atlanta’s Jamal Crawford won the NBA’s Sixth Man Award, one of my personal favorites. Being a good sixth man is a very specific skill that very few basketball players have. You have to be totally unselfish, yet able to contribute at a moment’s notice. That also means the history of the award […]

Friday, April 23rd, 2010

Making Up is Hard to Do: 8 Feuding Sports Duos that Should Reunite

2 years out of football really took a toll on Mike Williams’ physique…
In one of his first major acts as Coach/GM/Kaiser of the Seattle Seahawks, Pete Carroll signed former Trojan and noted first round bust Mike Williams to play WR, despite a two-year sabbatical. At one time Williams was Carroll’s golden boy, a sure-fire #1 WR destined to dominate in the […]

Friday, February 19th, 2010

You Know What the Winter Olympics is Missing?

Pat O’Brien!

Seriously folks, can we even consider this an official Games of the Olympiad without Pat O’Brien there asking athletes the hard-hitting questions? I would answer with an emphatic nay.
Don’t get me wrong, I love these Winter Olympics. Shaun White’s performance inspired me to taunt every Finnish person I know. Lindsay Vonn fighting through her shin […]