Today’s Salt Lake Tribune mentions the Bulls as “a team which might be one of (Carlos Boozer’s) most ardent suitors,” and also a team that he has expressed interest in joining. But despite how well Boozer has been playing — he was named Western Conference Player of the Month in February — I don’t

You need a little class in your life, so enjoy the daily comedic stylings of Mr. Ron Bennington of the Ron and Fez Show (11-3 on XM 202, Sirius 197…the Official Satellite Radio show of Friends of the Program). I forget thet women have feelings. I just thought that they cry for no reason. -Ron Bennington

Now that the website has been upgraded and we are almost where we want the site to be, we are looking for feedback on doing a contest. We are thinking a refer a friend contest might be the best. We would probably do something where the top 3 people with the most new friends/signups starting on a certain date will win some prize money. Keep in mind that if you already have a ton of friends on SportsBlogNet.com you will not have an advantage. Basically we will look at the database from a certain date and if you have...

The jury is definitely still out on Dwight Howard. Some people already see him as a dominant post player. Others believe that he's missing something. Whether that something is post moves, a short jump short, or just a mean streak, people have noticed and they aren't sold. One of the people that has noticed is former Chicago Bull, Scottie Pippen. Pippen recently gave his observations about Howard to the Orlando Sentinel and he was very clear about what he thinks Howard is lacking. “He’s...

Saw this over the weekend but hadn’t found the video to post. During Illinois’ rather underwhelming performance at home against Wisconsin — while sitting squarely on the NCAA Tournament bubble — coach Bruce Weber got a little, shall we say, peeved with the decision-making and attitude of his best player, Demetri McCamey. The result was a brief, heated, one-sided exchange between coach and player that featured Weber’s amusingly intense facial expressions, which Big Ten basketball fans everywhere have come to know and love.

Instead of projecting how the Cubs/Sox will do this season, Outside the Clubhouse and i94 Sports take a look at each position and asks: Is this the best the Sox could do? Compared to some of the other positions in Chicago, the Sox’s decision at second base was an easy one. Read more at i94 Sports.

A brand new season of “Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job!” is underway. The first episode was a spoof SNL and included this gem from Dr. Steve Brule, the greatest character of the new millennium. It also included diarrhea. But that goes without saying. Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon

Total road wins for some top teams: Cornell 15, Butler 13, Nova 9, Syracuse 8, Purdue 8, West Virginia 8, K-State 8, Ohio State 7, UK 7, Duke 5. Every analyst talks ad nauseum about how “good teams win on the road” and “teams that win on the road win in the tourney.” They are, of course, correct. So how has Duke (or Kentucky for that matter) done in the tourney the past few years? Not well at all. There’s a reason a 3rd seeded Villanova team dismantled a second seeded Duke team...

The Chicago Blackhawks have the speed, talent, depth, and motivation to become the team at the end of the year to take the Stanley Cup home to Chicago for the first time since 1961. But one thing is coming in between them and that goal: inconsistent goaltending. It’s nothing new for the Hawks, but it’s definitely something that needs to be talked about. Everybody was expecting the Hawks to make a goaltender trade before the trade deadline last week, but it never came.

No Lebron, No Shaq, No Problem! Despite Lebron James sitting on the bench for his second straight game (due to a sprained left ankle) and Shaquille O’Neal recovering from surgery on his right thumb, the Cleveland Cavaliers still found a way to beat the Spurs 97-95, in a Quicken Loans Arena nail bitter. The Cavs took on their former 2007 nemesis (who swept them in the Franchise’s first NBA Finals appearance), and fought hard for the victory without the help of two of their starters.