Wednesday Blast
Hello NFL Fans,
Once again it is time to blast your problems away on hump day. For those of you that do not know how this works, here it is. You let me know what is bothering you, football wise, since I am not a therapist. I post it on my weekly article and hopefully help relieve the stress in your life. I have received even more feedback since the last two Blasts. You guys are giving me great ammo to continue putting your opinions out there.
Posted by Luis Duran | 2 comments
Everybody knows Paul Pierce can score. His reputation in the NBA is that of a tenacious scorer, capable of tormenting defenders and taking over offensively for stretches, using his combination of size and grace to muscle or slash his way into the lane or to the rim or to create space for his silky smooth mid-range jumper. Unfortunately for Pierce, this is all he's been known as, and for several years he has been seen as only a ball-hogging chucker who couldn't defend anyone, more focused on padding his stats on an irrelevant team than winning games. While this characterization seems fitting enough given the performances of him and his team for the past few seasons, this season Pierce has shown to the world what dedicated Celtics fans have known for years, that Pierce is a well rounded and versatile player on both ends of the floor, both willing and able to do whatever it takes to get his team a win.
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If you're a fan of Madden and have no problems with the game, then this is good news. If you were an NFL 2K fan, or feels Madden has significant issues that have lingered for years, then break out the tissues. According to Joystiq.com, EA Sports has extended its exclusive contract with the NFL through the 2012. EA Sports will now be the sole company capable of making NFL video games (with its huge money-making series Madden) for the next five years.
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