Lots of screams and lots of tears, love my Tar Heels

Go Heels 

Sorry about the loss Cindy.  The injury to Marshall made them a different team.

Thank you Brian, you are so sweet. They sure missed Marshall, but can't use that as an excuse, its part of the game.
Congrats to Kansas.
Go Tar Heels

  Looking for a comeback?

Big Canadian Hug and Kiss for you T-Girl.............I'm sorry.

Girls all over the world are sobbing, Blitz is no longer available.

Sorry girly..

My Buckeyes will be happy to take out Kansas for ya.  Then Kentucky..

HAPPY HONEYMOON BLITZ.............




I hope the rest of your lives are as Happy for you and Mrs. Blitz as they right now.....




Good luck to the Buckeyes.....I took Kentucky in the Tar Heel Brackets.........I feel Bad for T-Girl......I love her and she is my Bacon Girlfriend eh. 




I have NO Idea who she is going to cheer for now..........




Nice to see you posting again.............EA Sports out of Vancouver BC has picked the Penquins to win  Lord Stanleys Grail........     




Sadly for me..........


...........they are really good at picking winners........They compile ALL Data for the WHOLE year before they Program the Software.........and Sid the Kid is back.................good luck Blitz...............it would be GREAT to see the Pens vs the Canucks in the Final.  




         

My buddy Blitz is back. WOOOOOHOOOO

Hugs and Kisses to my sweet Larry.

I'm still very sad about my Heels, but I'll be ok.     

I'm still very sad about my Heels, but I'll be ok.          

Big Hug...........Love ya girl !!! 

Thank you Larry, my sweet sweet friend. Hope all is good with you.

NFL owners passed the playoff overtime rule for the regular schedule Wednesday. All games that go into overtime now cannot end on a field goal on the first possession.

GOOD MORNING HANGOUT

That's really interesting about the EA prediction Larry..I'd like to catch the Rangers for that top seed this next week but it seems less and less likely since the Pens crapped the bed on Tuesday and lost to the ISLANDERS!  5 points out now with a game in hand..and we do play each other head to head one last time..gotta have that one.  If not, it'll have to be another run from the 4th seed..that's ok, it worked out in '09 LOL

I agree a Pens-Canucks Final would be epic..where did the Blues come from??  Geez they are on track to win the President's Cup and I didn't even see them as a playoff team before the season started.

NFL owners passed the playoff overtime rule for the regular schedule Wednesday. All games that go into overtime now cannot end on a field goal on the first possession.

Good...I've always hated the first to score rule.

I think this is going to be a 1000 mile week.  (miles I will have driven between Mondaymorning and Friday night )

Drive to see me and Snowy Brian.

Yeah Brian.

Age is just a number, huh?

Jamie Moyer, 49, Earns Rockies Rotation Spot

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Jamie Moyer, at 49 years old, has made it back in the big leagues.

Moyer earned a spot in the Colorado Rockies' rotation and will start the team's second game of the season.

"It is still Jamie Moyer. It's the Jamie Moyer that was pitching prior to the arm injury that cost him the entire 2011 season. It's the same guy," Rockies manager Jim Tracy said Friday before the team's spring training game against the Texas Rangers at Salt River Fields.

"It's the same worker. It's the same professional. It's the same stuff, same velocity, same pitches. When he's right, same type of effectiveness. You're going to venture into this."

Moyer, entering his 25th major league season, posted a 2.77 ERA this spring and beat out 22-year-old Tyler Chatwood and 28-year-old Guillermo Moscoso for a rotation spot.

"I was excited. I'm happy. I'm honored," Moyer said. "But in the end, like Jim said, `You earned it.' That was my goal coming here."

Moyer will start April 7 against the Houston Astros. He can become the oldest pitcher in major league history to earn a victory.

The last player to play in the majors at 49 was infielder Julio Franco, who finished out the season with the Braves in 2007 after turning 49 in August.

Moyer will be 50 in November.

The left-hander will follow right-hander Jeremy Guthrie in the rotation and precede right-handers Juan Nicasio and Jhoulys Chacin, who will pitch the home opener on April 9 against the San Francisco Giants.

In a move that could save the bullpen in case Moyer has a short outing, he will start after Guthrie, an innings eater who has pitched more than 200 innings each of the past three seasons.

With an off day on April 10, the Rockies will open the season with a four-man rotation. Left-hander Drew Pomeranz will join the rotation and make his first start April 15.

Pomeranz was optioned to Triple-A on Friday.

Moyer missed the 2011 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery. By returning to the majors, he will be the active leader in victories (267), innings (4,020) and starts (628). In his last season, he went 9-9 with a 4.84 ERA with the Philadelphia Phillies in 2010.

"It's an opportunity, and I think it's a great opportunity to try to take it and run with it," Moyer said. "I've looked as my whole career as an opportunity, especially as I've gotten older."

Moyer's last start was Wednesday against the Chicago White Sox. He had to work out of trouble and threw 89 pitches in four innings, allowing three runs and seven hits, with three walks.

The following day, Moyer was experiencing normal leg stiffness and displayed "no red flags," Tracy said.

"I think he can still be very, very effective," Tracy said. "He has incredible know-how. He's an incredible pitch maker. When he's right, he can carve a strike zone up."

Tracy informed Moyer of his decision Friday afternoon.

Moyer thanked him. "I stopped him right there and said, `Thank you is not necessary because we don't give handouts here. Your professionalism and the way you've handled yourself is immensely appreciated," Tracy said.

"He earned it."

Moyer has a career record of 267-204 with a 4.24 ERA. He was an All-Star in 2003 with the Seattle Mariners, and he made his major league debut on June 16, 1986, with the Chicago Cubs.

In corresponding roster moves, the Rockies optioned Pomeranz and Moscoso to Triple-A and reassigned catcher Wilkin Castillo and outfielder Andrew Brown to minor-league camp.

To help limit the 23-year-old's innings, Pomeranz will begin the season in the minors and make a start April 10 before joining the Rockies on April 15.

Jamie Moyer, 49, Earns Rockies Rotation Spot

Goes to show you that the old timers can still play.

Drive to see me and Snowy Brian.

I think I made it halfway there.  

Says it all.

My new favorite driver yesterday may have been Clint Bowyer for taking out the Hendrick boys.

Kentucky or Kansas? Who do you like to win it all?

I like Carolina Tar Heels to win it all.

Hi T-Girl.............I picked Kentucky in Tar Heels Bracket..........YAHOO I might be in the Top 5 ???



SF........I can't believe I'm watching this game.........NOT a Big Basket Ball Fan......    57-44 Kentucky right now. 

Kentucky wins it all

Davis' defense, Lamb's 22 points help Kentucky top Kansas, win NCAA title

1 Gold Bond 

2 ELAINE BOYLE 

3 Scott Hurst ( Bluez)

4 kburjr 

4 Sportfan01

Congratulations to the winner of the Hangouts March Madness Bracket. It was a great game last night. Maybe we can do it all over again next season.