THEE NYG SWAG THREAD

[JPizzack]

[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="JPizzack"][quote user="lttaylor56"][quote user="JPizzack"][quote user="lttaylor56"]lmao--They are a sheltered bunch? Sounds like you have reduced them all to mere mortals in the presence of a RockStar. You are a trend setter and they are followers. Give them a performance this weekend they will never forget.[/quote]


that's how I roll son. if they don't know JP now.....they will shortly.</P>


=P that was corny</P>


[/quote]They better get down with JP because your - in -it. If we were not in the middle of nfc championships I would say it was time for the resurface of the Pizzelback sig[/quote]</P>


lmao. i neverwant to see that **** again.</P>


luckily matt seems to host his sigs on photobucket, so i typically DONT see it cuz it's blocked at work=P</P>


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u were tagged on fbook with it, pizzleback
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i know.... i hated you for it =(
yet i always forget to untag it</P>

[dezzzR]

Thanks for posting that video Ny06, I really enjoy these.

Huff: "aay ayy ay what you do that for 88?! you do that again ima sock you one....you run that again you get a broken nose."lol

LT: Come on now, HEYY we a bunch of bad sons ova *****es, LETS GO!!!

[bigblue4417]

[quote user="MattMeyerBud"]just found my rankings for the draft

my top 13:

1. Bron
2. Durant
3. Rose
4. Dwight
5. Westbrook
6. Love
7. Wade
8. Melo
9. Kobe
10.Amare
11. CP3
12. Blake
13. Monta Ellis
13.
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CP3 has been doing really good but I wish I took Dwight.

[bigblue4417]

<h3>You're welcome, New York</h3>

If you're a
lifelong Seattle Mariners fan (as I am), then you too grimaced at the
loss of our exceptionally talented young right-handed pitcher, Michael
Pineda, in a trade to the New York Yankees. If you are like me too, all
thought of logic went out the window as we watched another good one get
away.</p>

But after the dust has settled, and our
emotions have calmed, this may have been one of the smarter moves this
whole offseason. This is a move in which seemingly both teams simply got
better. Of course, we Mariners fans only want our team to get better.</p>

I
haven't seen or heard much being made of this trade, and wonder aloud,
if the fans of the Yankees really know just how good Pineda is? You'd
never know from his win-loss record (due to the M's anemic run support),
but Yankees fans ... you guys just completely scored. The M's gaunt
offense just could not produce much of anything for either Pineda or
King Felix.</p>

Pineda is going to win a ton of games this year. Quote me on that.</p>

Now:
Who is this 22 year-old catcher Jesus Montero? This player we traded
Pineda for. Does he have the offensive upside that the Mariners so
direly need? Is Montero really the second-coming of Edgar Martinez?</p>

Yes,
yes. That is what they're saying, and that is what we are all waiting
for. We've even named a street after old Edgar up here, you know.</p>

The
Mariners had to do something this offseason. This does seem drastic and
not thoughtout completely, but what the hell do I know about a guy
(Montero) that has only played in 61 MLB games? There is a collective
expectation and fingers-crossed in the Northwest.</p>

Tell me something good, Yankees fans. Tell me something good.</p>

[bigblue4417]

[quote user="MattMeyerBud"]btw, i've been getting my fair share of Laker games in lately

Mike Brown may possibly run the worst offense in the league.


HE SUCKS
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Kobe runs the offense. Who you kidding?

[bigblue4417]

[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="bigblue4417"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="bigblue4417"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="bigblue4417"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"]although he is leading my fantasy hoops team and we are in first

viva la kobe
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This is the exact reason I was so happy you took him. lol

If you would have got D Will with your first pick would you have taken Kobe over Amare? Honestly...
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DWill wasn't even in my top 13


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He will be wearing purple and gold next year.
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unless the Mavericks change their unis to purple and gold, no he wont
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Makes me sad to see you say that. You have given up on D Will in Brooklyn.
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once Lopez went down, that stopped any realistic chance of DHow coming to the Nets, which in turn gives no shot to DWill staying...

DWill will be gone before deadline - to where is the question
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That could go down as one of the worst trades of all time in NBA History. 3rd pick in the draft and 2 1st round picks for a year and a 1/2 of D Will. Maybe just 1 year. Plus he has been hot doggin it.

Pau, Artest and 2 1st round picks for D Will.

[bigblue4417]

I re-watched the first Giants-49ers game earlier this week to get ready for the NFC title game. Here’s what I learned:</p>


1. The 49ers came out throwing aggressively from the first snap. They
threw 11 of 13 times to open the game and it was effective.</p>


Alex Smith got great protection and played an almost flawless game. I
only charted one truly bad pass he made the entire game. The other
incompletions were throwaways, drops, or tipped passes. His interception
came on a bad drop by Ted Ginn.</p>


It was the best game I saw Smith play all year. These weren’t just
safe throws. Smith was very accurate and hit passes into small windows.
He had time to go through his progressions and find his second or third
read.</p>


ESPN.com’s Mike Sando notes that the 49ers threw more on early downsagainst the Giants than any other game this year . . . until the win over the Saints in the playoffs.</p>


2. The Giants only got pressure on Smith late in the game. They almost never got pressure just rushing four defenders. Justin Tuck was playing hurt, so it’s a different New York front now. They will have to get pressure on Smith faster.</p>


Smith got hit and hurried almost as much as Eli Manning during this game, but it only happened when New York made Smith hold the ball a while.</p>


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3. The Giants focused on stopping Vernon Davis, usually with two defenders. They did a great job on him until a blown coverage late in the game. New York made Braylon Edwards (now released), Ted Ginn, Michael Crabtree, and Delanie Walker beat them.</p>


4. New York played a lot of zone defense. After succeeding in man
coverage last week against the Packers, perhaps the Giants will go to
more man this around. Can Michael Crabtree and the other 49ers wideouts
beat man coverage on the outside?</p>


5.This wasn’t the defensive game you’d expect. (Although it wasn’t exactly cute.)
There wasn’t a punt until midway through the third quarter. It was more
about long, slow, productive drives and good situational defense.There
were only four possessions in the first 25 minutes.</p>


Like the Saints-49ers game, there was an explosion of scoring late in
the game. The game’s four touchdowns took place in a nine minute span.</p>


6. Frank Gore
came into the game gimpy and left at halftime with zero yards on six
carries. It’s impressive the 49ers managed to win despite only 50 yards
from their running backs. New York will probably load up and try to make
Smith beat them again.</p>


7. Braylon Edwards ran bad routes and had communication issues with
Smith twice in the red zone. Smith’s few misfires looked to be Edwards’
fault. It’s easy to see why the 49ers cut Edwards.</p>


8. This got way too long, so I’m going to do another post later
Thursday on observations from when the Giants had the ball. You can
also check out a preview by Silva for NBCSports.com. Our PFT picks are right here.</p>

[JPizzack]

[quote user="bigblue4417"]
<H3>You're welcome, New York</H3>


If you're a lifelong Seattle Mariners fan (as I am), then you too grimaced at the loss of our exceptionally talented young right-handed pitcher, Michael Pineda, in a trade to the New York Yankees. If you are like me too, all thought of logic went out the window as we watched another good one get away.</P>


But after the dust has settled, and our emotions have calmed, this may have been one of the smarter moves this whole offseason. This is a move in which seemingly both teams simply got better. Of course, we Mariners fans only want our team to get better.</P>


I haven't seen or heard much being made of this trade, and wonder aloud, if the fans of the Yankees really know just how good Pineda is? You'd never know from his win-loss record (due to the M's anemic run support), but Yankees fans ... you guys just completely scored. The M's gaunt offense just could not produce much of anything for either Pineda or King Felix.</P>


Pineda is going to win a ton of games this year. Quote me on that.</P>


Now: Who is this 22 year-old catcher Jesus Montero? This player we traded Pineda for. Does he have the offensive upside that the Mariners so direly need? Is Montero really the second-coming of Edgar Martinez?</P>


Yes, yes. That is what they're saying, and that is what we are all waiting for. We've even named a street after old Edgar up here, you know.</P>


The Mariners had to do something this offseason. This does seem drastic and not thoughtout completely, but what the hell do I know about a guy (Montero) that has only played in 61 MLB games? There is a collective expectation and fingers-crossed in the Northwest.</P>


Tell me something good, Yankees fans. Tell me something good.</P>


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I understand their concern. They jsut dont know the deal yet, but we've obviously seen Pineda.
But let's be honest....Seattle hasn't had any bats in forever. Suzuki doesn't count. what good is getting on base, if nobody else can hit the ball lol.
The deal makes sense for both teams obviously. The more I think about it, I guess we did what we have to. But our players arent getting any younger. It sucks to give up a young stud...but, that's how baseball works....</P>

[bigblue4417]

"I grew up a San Francisco 49er fan," Jacobs said. "I loved Jerry Rice. I
still love Jerry Rice. I have nothing negative to say about Jerry Rice.
If he feels that way, he feels that way. I wish he was going to try and
tackle me, though."

"Knocked out of the game means you got hit in the head," Jacobs said. "I
wish like hell one of them would try and hit me in my head, because
that means they're staying high instead of going for your legs."


"I really don't care how physical they are," Jacobs said. "I'm not
afraid of anybody on that team. I'm not afraid of anybody in that
organization. I'm ready to play football."

[MattMeyerBud]

[quote user="bigblue4417"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"]btw, i've been getting my fair share of Laker games in lately

Mike Brown may possibly run the worst offense in the league.


HE SUCKS
[/quote]
Kobe runs the offense. Who you kidding?
[/quote]

there is no offense - theres no set plays, no motions, no nothing.

Theres no offensive attack, theres a reason bynum isn't getting the ball because its 4 guys standing around