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I'M SICK OF IT

Richie Incognito’s egregious message to Jonathan Martin is ruining my favorite time of the year. It’s mid-season for the NFL and NCAA football. The NBA and NCAA basketball season has just tipped off.

Everyone has his or her own opinion on the Jonathan Martin and Incognito story. I feel this toxic story is taking away from what is going on the field.

Before the Monday Night Football game where the Miami Dolphins played the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the story was not about the game but this disturbing story.

Instead of this Incognito story, let’s talk about the 8-1 Broncos playing the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs.

Let’s talk about the fabulous freshman of college basketball.

Let’s talk about Johnny Manziel being in the hunt for his second Heisman trophy.

Let’s talk about anything besides this Incognito story.

The Fabulous Diaper Dandy

The top three picks of the 2014 NBA Draft were in action last night in the house that Jordan built. This freshman class will be the best in the last ten years.

The last time NBA general managers were salivating over talent like this was the famous 2003 class, which included: LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Dewayne Wade, Chris Bosh and David West.

Chicago-Native Jabara Parker lead number four Duke Blue Devils against the future number one pick Andrew Wiggins and his number fifth rank Kansas Jayhawks.

These freshmen are blessed with unbelievable athletic ability and a high IQ for the game. Parker led all scorers in the game with 27 points and 9 rebounds. But Wiggins team defeated the Blue Devils, Wiggins hit a key step back jumper to seal the win for the Jayhawks.

The other freshman in action is the bruising, 6’9’’, monster Julius Randle who recorded his third straight game with over 20 points and 10 rebounds.

Although the Freshman led Kentucky lost to a veteran savy Michigan State, Kentucky will be in the hunt for a national championship.

These three future superstars will help their college teams to contend for a National Championship. 

Dominance

The Boston Red Sox won their third World Series championship in the last 10 years. While David "Big Papi" Ortiz was the well deserved MVP, batting a ridiculous .733.

Pitching had a tremendous outcome in every game of the world series. The Red sox possessed a secret weapon, in the back of their bullpen. Uehara continued his invincibility in the playoffs.

According to Espn, Uehara stats were just as impressive as Ortiz. Uehara appeared in 13 games with an era of 0.66 and had seven postseason saves. He was dominate as hitter look foolish swinging at balls in the dirt or out of the zone.

Uehara threw the last pitch which clinched the World Series for the first time at Fenway park since 1918.