MLB Schedule July 15, 2012

LA Angels
NY Yankees
1:05pm ET

Cleveland
Toronto
1:07pm ET

Washington
Miami
1:10pm ET

Detroit
Baltimore
1:35pm ET

NY Mets
Atlanta
1:35pm ET

Boston
Tampa Bay
1:40pm ET

Chi White Sox
Kansas City
2:10pm ET

Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
2:10pm ET

Oakland
Minnesota
2:10pm ET

Arizona
Chi Cubs
2:20pm ET

Philadelphia
Colorado
3:10pm ET

Houston
San Francisco
4:05pm ET

San Diego
LA Dodgers
4:10pm ET

Texas
Seattle
4:10pm ET

St. Louis
Cincinnati
8:05pm ET

MLB Scores July 14, 2012

LA Angels 3
NY Yankees 5
Final

Arizona 1
Chi Cubs 4
Final

Cleveland 9
Toronto 11
Final

Detroit 6
Baltimore 8
Final 13

St. Louis 2
Cincinnati 3
Final 10

NY Mets 7
Atlanta 8
Final

Pittsburgh 6
Milwaukee 4
Final

Washington 1
Miami 2
Final

Chi White Sox 3
Kansas City 6
Final

Oakland 9
Minnesota 3
Final

Boston 3
Tampa Bay 5
Final

Philadelphia 8
Colorado 5
Final

Houston 2
San Francisco 3
Final 12

San Diego 7
LA Dodgers 6
Final

Texas 0
Seattle 7
Final

Joe Paterno's Legacy Is Gone After Freeh Report

Joe Paterno built a legacy at Penn State that I thought was second to none, but after that Freeh Report it is left to a pile of rumble. No matter what anyone thinks Joe Paterno knew or had some insight to what was going on and he did very little about it. It seems he was protecting his friend and that is very sad indeed. We will never hear joe Paterno's side and the truth is most people do not want to hear it anyways. There is no excuse for protecting a guy who was sexually abusing kids.

Paterno's legacy is gone and never will be back. He ruin it himself because he was not willing to do the right thing to his friend. Paterno should have been a stand-up guy and do the right thing, but he never did and that is a shame. In the end, Joe Paterno will be remembered for what he did not do in the sexual abuse case more then all the wins and good men he delivered from the university. It is a shame it ended this way, but he can only blame himself for what has happened to his legacy.

MLB Schedule July 14, 2012

        LA Angels        
        NY Yankees        
            1:05pm ET
           
        Arizona        
        Chi Cubs        
            1:05pm ET
           
        Cleveland        
        Toronto        
            1:07pm ET
           
        Detroit        
        Baltimore        
            4:05pm ET
           
        St. Louis        
        Cincinnati        
            4:05pm ET
           
        NY Mets        
        Atlanta        
            4:05pm ET
           
        Pittsburgh        
        Milwaukee        
            7:10pm ET
           
        Washington        
        Miami        
            7:10pm ET
          
        Chi White Sox        
        Kansas City        
            7:10pm ET
           
        Oakland        
        Minnesota        
            7:10pm ET
           
        Boston        
        Tampa Bay        
            7:10pm ET
           
        Philadelphia        
        Colorado        
            8:10pm ET

        Houston        
        San Francisco        
            9:05pm ET
          
        San Diego        
        LA Dodgers        
            9:10pm ET
          
        Texas        
        Seattle        
            9:10pm ET
       

MLB Scores July 13, 2012

        Arizona     1    
        Chi Cubs     8    
            Final
           
        LA Angels     5    
        NY Yankees     6    
            Final
           
        Detroit     7    
        Baltimore     2    
            Final
           
        Cleveland     1    
        Toronto     0    
            Final
           
        St. Louis     3    
        Cincinnati     5    
            Final
           
        Boston     3    
        Tampa Bay     1    
            Final
           
        Washington     5    
        Miami     1    
            Final
           
        NY Mets     5    
        Atlanta     7    
            Final
           
        Pittsburgh     7    
        Milwaukee     10    
            Final
           
        Chi White Sox     9    
        Kansas City     8    
            Final 14
         
        Oakland     6    
        Minnesota     3    
            Final
          
        Philadelphia     2    
        Colorado     6    
            Final
           
        Texas     3    
        Seattle     2    
            Final
           
        San Diego     1    
        LA Dodgers     2    
            Final
           
        Houston     1    
        San Francisco     5
            Final

2012 Dream Team Or The Original Dream Team Who You Got

It seems Kobe Bryant is losing his memory or just does not realize what he is saying anymore these days. Bryant said he thought his 2012 edition of the Dream Team could take the original Dream Team who had a host full of Hall Of Famers. Now Kobe said the game would be close, but they thought they could pull it out. Now Kobe's statement makes great copy, but that's where it all ends Mr. Bryant.

The truth is no matter how great the 2012 Dream Team is they do not have a Michael Jordan or Larry Bird on the team. Kobe is older and Lebron is good, but comparing your team to the original is laughable at best. Jordan's Dream team would eat your lunch plain and simple. The original Dream Team had great size and it would not even be a close game in my opinion.

Yes, Kobe and company would keep it close for a half, but after that it would be a rout. I hate to tell Kobe that him and James would be shut down by the defense of the original Dream Team. It is good print Kobe, but rethink what your saying when you compare Dream teams.

Drew Brees And Saints Agree On Mammoth Contract

The New Orleans Saints and Drew Brees finally agreed on a contract. Brees was given a five-year 100 million dollar contract with 60 million of it guaranteed. I will admit that is a lot of money, but Brees has put up some amazing numbers as Saints quarterback. The New Orleans Saints really had no choice as they knew losing Brees was not an option with Sean Payton out as coach.

Drew Brees is one of the leaders on the New Orleans Saints and they needed him. He got what he wanted and the Saints have a quarterback that will continue to put up impressive numbers. Now the Saints are going into the season without their coach, but they have one of the better quarterbacks locked up for five more years. It will be interesting to see how well Brees does this year without his coach on the sideline. Will he earn his money or will he struggle? Only time will tell, but I have a feeling the Saints will be fine with Brees under center.