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Congratulations to Ovechkin!
Just having some fun with the Hart Trophy, Ovechkin reaches out to touch it before pulling his hands back in homage to his "hot stick" celebration.
Ovechkin is the first repeat MVP in more than a decade and only the 11th player to win the Hart multiple times. He earned 115 of a possible 133 first place votes, 103 more than the league's leading scorer, Evgeni Malkin of the Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins.
He also won the Pearson Award; the first player to win the Pearson back-to-back since Jaromir Jagr in 1999-2000. Ovechkin dedicated the Pearson to his grandfather, Nikolay Kabayev.
Go Drew!
As one who went to college in North Carolina and now lives in Virginia, I always try to cheer for the local gals and guys.
If you want to root for someone in the non-Tiger/Phil heavyweight class of this week's Umbrella Open, then the amateur Weaver is a perfect place to start and finish. Nothing against the rest of the field, but very few players here can match his backstory.
He won the British Amateur in 2007. He has played in the Masters and the British Open. He squeezed through the nerve-racking U.S. Open qualifier and was a mere 100 yards away from entering the Engineering Hall when the popping sound of gunshots began to echo from inside the building at Virginia Tech.
Perhaps this is why New Yorkers are following him and cheering him on. They can identify with him, what he has been through and how far he has come.
Last time Vegas had a football team, He Hate Me was king. Now they have We Hate He...He being Adam Archuleta.
Adam Archuleta, who the Redskins made the highest paid safety in NFL history back in ‘06, was selected by the still nameless Las Vegas franchise in last night’s UFL draft.
Honestly there is now team name yet, no schedule, and as far as I am concerned...
Really truly could not care less...
And, just in case you were looking for other type of pics on this post, based on my title...
Here you go.
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But this nameless team does have a coach...
Jim Fassel.
I wonder if he is feeling like he took a small step down?
If you really want to laugh, know that I was an XFL season ticket holder in Los Angeles.
For all their idiocy, and there was a lot, they did pioneer the hanging camera that is now a staple of NFL productions.
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