| Najeh Davenport
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| Does it surprise anyone that a former poster boy of bad player behavior is back in the news? No, Najeh did not break into a dorm room this time, go into a closet, and leave a number 2. This time, Najeh has been arrested and accused of domestic violence, endangering children, and unlawful restraint. What a hat trick!
It sure does look like Najeh has not learned his lesson. This is bad news, for the NFL commissioner is a stickler when it comes to the image of the league. Getting busted for tuning up a woman with children is not a positive thing for the league.
So, if found guilty, Najeh will also be suspended. Until such event occurs, Najeh can enjoy being nominated for the Friday Fryer Chair Award. Fool!
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| Jesse Boulerice
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| Hockey season has returned. Last year, the Philadelphia Flyers were terrible. Historically terrible! I mean, they set low mark for wins and points in a season. But after a productive off-season with player signings and trades, the Flyers seem to be back in the grove. They are currently 2-1, and will be returning home for a game for the first time this season.
The Flyers, however, have issues with the player who is suppose to be the team enforcer. First, it was suppose to be Steve Downie. However, Downie decided to cheap shot an opposing player in pre-season (PRE-SEASON!), and is currently serving a 20 game suspension.
Next up was Boulerice. Boulerice was serviceable for the first two games of the season. In the third game, however, Boulerice decided to use a two handed cross check on an unsuspecting opposing player. Boulerice was immediately thrown out of the game. Today, the NHL suspended Boulerice for 25 games.
The check was a cheap shot and has no room in the NHL. It is good that the NHL is cracking down on this crap. Boulerice, like Downie before hand, is being used to set an example. Hopefully, this will be the last Flyers player to be suspended for a cheap shot this season.
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| Arizona Diamondbacks Fans
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| Game 1 of the NLCS was held on Thursday. Arizona was the home team. They were trailing in the bottom of the seventh. The team had men on base. A ground ball was hit. A double play was attempted, and the umpire made a disputed call. In response, D-Back fans littered the field with water bottles and trash. The Colorado Rockies were forced from the field, and the game was delayed.
Yo, since when did Arizona become Philadelphia? See, you can take the man out of Philadelphia, but you cannot take the Philadelphia out of the man. Am I right, o’ Manny S.?
All kidding aside, the actions of the D-Back fans were an absolute disgrace. Those fans should not only be barred from attending D-Backs games in the future, but criminal action should be brought. I, unfortunately, cannot to these things. I, however, can nominate them for the Friday Fryer Chair. But you bunch of losers, and yes, those who threw the trash are losers, cannot even win the Fryer Chair.
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