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The Bears are done.They are so stubborn to think Rexy will get them to another superbowl.Its such a waste of a good d and special teams.
Anybody hear the audio from the Phil's Brett Myers after blowing a save over the weekend?It's fucking hilarious.He calls a reporter a retard and the reporter asks him how to spell it and then all hell breaks loose.
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Phillies’ Myers rips reporter after tough loss
PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Phillies bullpen coughed up another lead. Then, things really boiled over in the clubhouse after the game.
Kevin Kouzmanoff hit a go-ahead homer off Brett Myers in the ninth inning, one of two Myers allowed in the inning, and the San Diego Padres beat Philadelphia 4-3 on Saturday night to hand the slumping Phillies their fourth straight loss.
After the game, Myers got into a shouting match with a reporter and had to be restrained by teammate Pat Burrell.
When Myers was asked about the two home runs, he said they were really “just pop ups.”
A reporter from the Philadelphia Inquirer questioned whether Myers really thought they were pop ups, and Myers got angry.
“You’re not even a beat reporter, you’re a fill-in, you don’t know anything about baseball,” said Myers, who then called the reporter “retarded.”
The Inquirer reporter asked if Myers could spell retarded, and Myers stood up. Burrell then restrained Myers, and Myers refused to speak any further.
Philadelphia has lost six of seven overall to fall four games behind the wild-card leading Padres and seven back of the New York Mets in the NL East.
San Diego closer Trevor Hoffman, who blew save opportunities against the Mets on Tuesday and Thursday, gave up an RBI single to Ryan Howard in the ninth before striking out Aaron Rowand to end it. Hoffman picked up his 33rd save in 38 opportunities.
Heath Bell (6-4) struck out two in a perfect inning of work, and Milton Bradley, Mike Cameron and Terrmel Sledge also homered for San Diego, giving the Padres eight home runs in the first two games of the series.
“This park is conducive to home runs and we’ve been able to capitalize on that,” Cameron said. “We got guys that can swing the bats and we’re showing it here.”
Padres manager Bud Black said, “Four runs on four solos, you don’t see that everyday. But we have the ability to hit home runs.”
Burrell went deep for Philadelphia, which dropped to 1-4 on a pivotal 10-game homestand.
Kouzmanoff drove a 2-0 pitch from Myers (2-5) into the right-field seats for his 14th homer of the season. Sledge added an insurance run with a solo drive — his seventh of the season and first career pinch-hit shot.
This gives you the gist but it doesnt do it justice.It was Ryan Leaf like.
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Someone change this thread title to "Strange car accident claims life of Bears LB Lance Briggs"
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