On TV: Games 4 through 7 of the 2004 ALCS. The World Series was almost anti-climatic. (Almost)
In person: A Pedro Martinez start against the O’s in 2000, it’s the 2nd one in May. Utterly dominant. http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/gl.cgi?n1=martipe02&t=p&year=2000
[quote]nomorewar wrote:
worst moment ever! 4th and 5 The National Championship on the Line - YouTube
x 1,000,000
I was at the Lakers WCF game against the Nuggets when Ariza stole the inbounds pass to clinch the game with only a few seconds left. It was awesome and the place was going crazy.
cant forget this one… so many people cried.lol
From the NCAA. The Chis Webber timeout.
On pay per view , I ordered the Mike Tyson Holyfield match where he bit his ear off. That was preety crazy to watch.
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
From the NCAA. The Chis Webber timeout.
On pay per view , I ordered the Mike Tyson Holyfield match where he bit his ear off. That was preety crazy to watch.[/quote]
got away with a travel.lol this guy could have been really something but he lacked, “IT”.
2005 UT beats USC. I am up with three of my kids all were early teenagers and all of us were jumping around the house yelling. I miss those times. Also the last time the Cowboys beat the steelers in the superbowl.
[quote]nomorewar wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
From the NCAA. The Chis Webber timeout.
On pay per view , I ordered the Mike Tyson Holyfield match where he bit his ear off. That was preety crazy to watch.[/quote]
got away with a travel.lol this guy could have been really something but he lacked, “IT”.[/quote]
Yeah, I was a fan of the Fab Five. I literally felt sick for Webber when he called that TO.
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
[quote]nomorewar wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
From the NCAA. The Chis Webber timeout.
On pay per view , I ordered the Mike Tyson Holyfield match where he bit his ear off. That was preety crazy to watch.[/quote]
got away with a travel.lol this guy could have been really something but he lacked, “IT”.[/quote]
Yeah, I was a fan of the Fab Five. I literally felt sick for Webber when he called that TO.[/quote]
I’m not a huge basketball fan so I could be way off, but part of me has always thought that Webber knew his team didn’t have any timeouts left but he froze up and tried to call one anyway without knowing the consequences.
[quote]LankyMofo wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
[quote]nomorewar wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
From the NCAA. The Chis Webber timeout.
On pay per view , I ordered the Mike Tyson Holyfield match where he bit his ear off. That was preety crazy to watch.[/quote]
got away with a travel.lol this guy could have been really something but he lacked, “IT”.[/quote]
Yeah, I was a fan of the Fab Five. I literally felt sick for Webber when he called that TO.[/quote]
I’m not a huge basketball fan so I could be way off, but part of me has always thought that Webber knew his team didn’t have any timeouts left but he froze up and tried to call one anyway without knowing the consequences.
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That may be true. But even if he didn’t know it resulted in a technical foul, at the very least he had to know it’d be a turnover. Either way, he definitely flat out froze up. The travel alone showed this before he even called the TO.