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A note from Ron Judd of the Seattle Times: "Two thoughts about Nike,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the sports-world's great Satan,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], finally dumping vengeful dope fiend and pathological liar Lance Armstrong,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], then taking his name off a campus building: 1) When even Beelzebub pushes you to the curb, it's highly probable that you're not a good person. And 2) Does Nike have any buildings left on its campus with names still on them?" . . . "I have one question. Were they trying? Actually I have another question. Can we taxpayers get a refund?" . . . Richmond-based blogger TC Chong,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], after Nike dumped Armstrong: "Apparently, they did not like his slogan - 'Just Deny It.' " . . .
Janice Hough, aka The Left Coast Sports Babe,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], after hearing that Beyonce will provide the halftime show at the next Super Bowl: "Isn't she too young?'' . . . So,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the New York Islanders will move to Brooklyn in time for the 2015-16 season,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], if the lockout is over by then. . . . You can bet their fans in Uniondale, the home of the Nassau Coliseum, already are calling them the Dodgers. . . . Islanders brass claims the team will keep its name, but I don't see anything wrong with the Brooklyn Deckers or Coney Islanders. . . . If you watch TSN or Sportsnet at all,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you have to admit that it's getting awfully painful watching the talking heads trying to find something different to say about the NHL lockout. . . . By the way, that lockout, like winter, is here to stay. . . .
"Has there ever been a better commercial than Midas' Canadian police chase?" wonders Cam Hutchinson of the Saskatoon Express. . . . The Toronto Blue Jays should sign Don Wakamatsu as their next manager. Why? Because he did a fine job in tough circumstances with the Seattle Mariners - they went 85-77 in 2009 before the Junior Griffey fiasco caused them to implode in 2010 - and he's also a former catcher. You should know that Bruce Bochy and Jim Leyland, a pair of former catchers, have their teams in the World Series. . . . The other two teams to make the final four, the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees, are managed by ex-catchers Mike Matheny and Joe Girardi. . . . Besides, no one fills out a lineup card like Wakamatsu. If you haven't seen his handiwork,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], look it up. . . .
Greg Cote of the Miami Herald, shooting fish in a barrel: "Hitting abysmally and being benched in the ALCS didn't stop the Yankees' Alex Rodriguez from reportedly trying to pick up a woman during a game by inviting her to write her number on a baseball and toss it back. Cannot confirm the woman wrote, 'Sorry. You just struck out again.' ". . . Forward Travis Blanleil,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a seventh-round selection by the Kamloops Blazers in the 2009 bantam draft, has committed to attend the U of Vermont and play hockey for the Catamounts. Blanleil, 18,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], is from Kelowna. He played the last two seasons with the BCHL's Westside/West Kelowna Warriors and now is with the Penticton Vees. Blanleil also played for the junior B Kamloops Storm at the 2010 Keystone Cup. . . .
The other night, following the death of his father, NFL analyst Cris Collinsworth of NBC-TV reminisced: "(He) was the principal of my high school, and I used to tell him I loved reading about him on the bathroom walls. . . . He'd get a kick out of it." . . . Phil Mushnick, in the New York Post: "It took 3:30 to play Game 1 of the World Series, an 8-inning game. Game 7 of the Yankees-Pirates in the 1960 Series, won 10-9 by the Bucs on Bill Mazeroski's ninth-inning homer - a 19-run, 24-hit,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], five-walk, nine-pitcher game - was played in 2:30." . . . One more from Mushnick: "Division III Misericordia (Pa.), in its first year playing football, is 0-7, including two 70-0 beatings and a 67-0 number. Misericordia,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], in Latin, means pity, compassion, mercy." . . .
After the NHL cancelled its entire November scheduled yesterday, veteran forward Patrick Marleau of the San Jose Sharks noted: "The league had these games cancelled already in the summer. They are just releasing that info now." . . . Here's a tweet from Tampa Bay Lightning veteran Martin St. Louis: "They don't want to meet and they cancelled all Nov. Way to go Gary you really care about the game!!" . . . The owners,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], of course, have been muzzled by commissioner Gary Bettman so we don't know what they are thinking. . . . And we are left to wonder how long before fans start to realize that the start of the 2013-14 season is in jeopardy, too. . . . It says here that the only people who can keep this thing from going over the cliff, a la Thelma and Louise,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], are the wives of the owners and players. . . . And one more about the disgraced cyclist, this from Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel, who loves predicting the outcomes of sporting events: "Lance Armstrong over Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire, Ben Johnson and the East Germans by a million lies as the biggest drug cheat in sports history."
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