But we both know you don't care about those things

As Elimination Chamber is passed on, all the wrestling fans set their sights on the biggest show of the year, "Wrestlemania". But these moves were necessitated by the need for the Brewers to show that they would like to repay their fans and take risks.I just hope that some gambles will not be as disastrous as some other recent signings have proven to be.Wolf and Davis provide the Brewers with a fighting chance, but on a good rotation they would likely end up being the No 3 and 4 starters, at best. Why not offer fans a dollar off for every point the Suns lose by (might get expensive if things get really ugly)? That way fans are still vested in the team when the inevitable losses associated with rebuilding occur.Shaquille O’Neal Most Suns fans mark the acquisition of Shaq as the beginning of the end for the team. Murray however battled back to win the second set 6-3 after the Scot broke Federer early on in the set. Koha Misi, a linebacker from Utah, had a nice play on the ball.

But we both know you don't care about those things.You want that second Super Bowl ring and you won't retire happily until you get it.The Saints beat you up. And the impact the rookie made in his first game was undeniable. In 2009, the Caps barely missed out on a place in the Europa League, finishing in sixth place. The Saints? decision to kick an onside kick to start the second half was very gutsy and paid off dramatically Arguably, it was the play that changed the game. During Sean Jensen of the Chicago Sun-Times' chat on colleague Mike Mulligan's radio show on 670 The Score, he raised a very interesting point about what the Bears may do at offensive tackle in 2010. By now, fight fans, you are all aware of the post-fight pleasantries Mark Coleman and Tito Ortiz exchanged following Coleman’s lopsided defeat at the hands of Randy Couture.Now, these types of antics have become commonplace and even somewhat expected of Tito, but this latest incident just goes too far.It has become aware to us, via various sources, that Tito Ortiz has been terrorizing various retirement communities in the SoCal area.

During his time he has become known for being mostly a stay at home defensemen, but he has contributed points here and there. British Number 1 Andy Murray has taken the 1st step towards a giant against the World Number 2 Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open in the Quarter Final.Nadal won the title in Melbourne for the 1st time in his career when he beat Fernando Verdasco in the Semi Finals and Roger Federer in the final in an epic 5 set match.Nadal made the better start breaking Murray in the 3rd game of the match to take control of the set. Key moments of the season: A win at Auburn to win the SEC and beating SMU in the Cotton Bowl.Season Leaders:Passing: Kirby Moore-524 yardsRushing: Ronnie Jenkins-669 yardsReceiving:Billy Payne-144 yards. Chances of Signing with the 'Skins: If this rumored 3-4 switch is true, then the 'Skins need a dominant nose tackle.

OLB Matt Roth joined the Browns about mid season and was probably their best player on defense He needs to be resigned. Hickson and Zydrunas Ilgauskas to the Suns, but that's not much considering Ilgauskas' part in the deal would probably be to work out a buyout and, it is hoped, return to the Cavs.Still, the Suns have a history of interest in Hickson, and he's considered to be a work in progress. This is a huge blow to the team, but it happens to every team with a great quarterback and the Cards are no different. With the recent report that Joe Paterno has undergone successful laser eye surgery, it seems "Joe Pa" will now move past his signature, Coke bottle eyewear. For as many players that are so-called "busts" in the NFL, there are just as many great players that go undrafted. Vermont's Hannah Teter claimed the silver medal and Kelly Clark won the bronze in the women?s snowboard halfpipe as the United States logged its sixth multiple-medal result of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games.Teter?s 42.4 on her first run was bettered by a 45.0 from Australian Torah Bright on the second run, a score no other competitor could match.