Charles Barkley
The ‘90s were a great time for the NBA. The fouls were hard, the rivalries were heated, and the talent was unparalleled. But who were the top players of the decade? Of course we know who #1 will be so no shocker there, but the rest of the list is full of the best players the league has ever seen. *A quick note, in order to be on the list the player has to have played at least 5 seasons during the decade, which eliminates Magic, Bird, Kobe and Isaiah Thomas. Sorry.* 30. Dan Majerle When Majerle was drafted in 1988 the Suns fans booed him. Cotton Fitzsimmons, the Suns coach at the time, told them they would ...
The Super Bowl is almost here, which means football fans are pretty excited – and gamblers are going out of their mind bonkers. No doubt we've seen some classic games over the last 46 Super Bowls, but people throwing wads of cash at their bookies don't need a close game, they need a coin toss-first sideline reporter-Gatorade bath trifecta to hit. Between boxes, props, point spreads, money lines, the Puppy Bowl and all the other madness associated with the big game, some serious cash passes hands every Super Bowl. Phil Mickelson Bets On The Ravens To Win It All There was that time back in 2000 that golfer and man-boob advocate Phil Mickelson wagered $20,000 on the Baltimore Ravens to ...
Want to shed your spare tire? Don't bring your girlfriend to the gym. Men striving to lose weight tend to drop more pounds when there are no women around, says research from Leeds Metropolitan University in the U.K. Researchers monitored 62 overweight men as they attended weekly Weight Watchers meetings without any women. And at the end of the 12 weeks, the guys who were in the all-male environment lost roughly 14 pounds on average, while the guys who were in co-ed meetings only lost about seven. So what gives? It all boils down to confidence and being comfortable with your surroundings, the researchers hypothesize. Since Weight Watchers is often thought of as a "women's weight loss ...
Attending a golf tournament can be hazardous to your health. In honor of the 2012 U.S. Open kicking off, here's video evidence that you take your life (and your backside) into your hands anytime you step on a course. Anthony Kim puts one on the wrong back nine. Charles Barkley was the round mound of rebound. And apparently the sultan of slice. The announcer really gets into this spectator taking a ball to the head. Bubba Watson takes out a fan (much to the delight of the woman just off-camera.) This might be fake. That makes it OK to laugh. Sergio Garcia has never been a big fan of photographers. Or of their heads, by the sound of this video. During a Pro-Am tournament ...
