Thursday, September 21, 2006

Holy Marole: Leteber speaks out

I have asked my friend Marole Leteber to write a take for the BLOG which he has done. For the first time in all my guest postings, I feel compelled to say that Marole’s views do not necessarily represent those of this blogger. So enjoy....

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When Dils told me he had a blog, I told him that blogs were stupid. Now he asked me to write for his blog, and I am changing my tune. I like being able to say what I want with no repercussions. For example, who is his dimwitted friend Snitzer(?) who is trying to defend the Yankees? Buddy, your team has not won the title in 5 years despite the fact that they have the most lopsided competitive advantage in any professional sport. Are you telling me if you were Pirates GM, you would spend $150 million on payroll on the hope that you would win and your fans would pack the stadium every night. I guess we now know why you are not a GM. When I buy a team, you will not be on my short list either. Or my long one….

Speaking of baseball, who even cares if the Sillies make the playoffs, which they probably won't. Per the above, they will flounder once they do against teams like the Mets and Yankees who pay to win instead of paying to be competitive. Plus their manager will do something stupid now or then to cost them a key game. Just focus on football, where the team has a chance of the coach does not keep choking.

The first thing I would do to help with this fuel problem we are having in the U.S. is abolish auto racing. Not only would they stop using all that gas for the races, but the hundreds of thousands of morons who actually drive hundreds of miles in RV’s that get 2.7 miles per gallon could stay home too.

However, while we are on racing, I do recommend Talladega Nights. Very funny movie, as are most things Will Farrell.

My takeaways from the early part of the National Football League schedule:

  • The Jets are way better than anybody thought they would be. Look for them to upset the Buffalo Bills this weekend in Orchard Park, NY. Why? Because Buffalo is still not good, and Pennington will be able to do more against the Bill D than Losman will against a very underrated Jet defense.
  • There are more bad teams, I mean really bad teams, in this league than I can remember.
  • What is the shortest stint on record for tenure of a new NFL coach. I would imagine Art Shell should break that record as he has taken the Raiders to a whole new level of horrendous. The Raiders at home against Ohio State would be a toss up!
  • Brad Childress is doing a good job with the Vikings. It seems he did not buy into Andy Reid’s ridiculous philosophy of running the ball no more than twice a quarter, as he is using Chester Taylor nicely.
  • The biggest disappointment has to be the Redskins (yeah, that name is not offensive!). How can Mark Brunell still be a quarterback in this league. The Jason Campbell era is only weeks away! Joe Gibbs is having a tough year with Brunell and his star Tony Stewart sucking equally badly. See, if my rule on Nascar were followed, a nice old man like Joe could cut his misery in half.
  • The Bears look very good. I guess the calls for Brian Griese got disconnected.
  • Brett Favre should hang em up and start acting lessons for There’s Something About Mary 2.
  • Is it true the loser of the Packer/Lion game this weekend will be eligible for the BCS championship this year?
  • Fantasy football is stupid and annoying. There are much better fantasies than football, people….

In case anybody didn’t notice, hockey started their preseason. I have to say, I missed hockey not at all when they were on strike, and wish they would have stayed there.

If any of you Green Valley boys are reading this and want to grab dinner before cards tonight, you can reach me at my aol email address, MaroleLeteber@aol.com. I may even buy so that you will feel better about me after I take all your money later, which I will....

12 Comments:

At 11:30 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hey dickhead - you do not even know me. Have the balls to contact me yourself before you call me a dimwit. I am entitled to my opinion same as you. And if Yanks have not won in 5 years, why does everyone care what their payroll is?

 
At 11:55 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Marole:

You should be the blogger and Dilsinwhiner should be the guest!!!

Best bolg I've read in weeks!!

 
At 11:56 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dickhead...big word from a wittle boy. Why would I waste my time contacting you when you have shown yourself to be a sturrorn, obstinate buffoon. Personally, I couldn't care less what the Yankee payroll is, I just think it is funny that they have been unable to buy a championship despite their best (i.e., not very good) efforts and a mammoth cometitive advantage. If they fail again this year, it would be the worst failure yet. What other losers do you like, The Knicks? The Jets? Hockey does not count so I won't even go there. And by the way, calling me a dickhead is no way to earn your way onto my GM long list much less short list for when I buy a team one day.

-Marole

 
At 1:07 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

this just is: Moses Malone is available. Yankees can sign him and try to duplicate the biggest display of buying a title in sports history: the '82-83 Sixers.

 
At 1:15 PM, Blogger Dils said...

And the NBA fixed any problems like that by adopting a salary cap. Well, at least in theory! Why can't you just admit that the Yankees have a ridiculous competitive advantage that enables them to have a chance to win every year. It is no big thing; I started by saying that baseball is to blame and the Yankees do everything well and within the rules. Why can't you admit that baseball is fundamentally flawed?

And can we all stop acting like two year olds and calling each other names?

 
At 1:26 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I have said that. People need reading comprehension lessons. What I have also said is that other Owners pocket the luxury tax $ generated by NYY, NYM, Bos, LA and do not re-invest it in their teams.

I have also said that it is a joke that this is magnified in baseball yet NOT magnified in college hoops & football where it is just as clear that the teams that spend more $ on their programs end up with the most talent.

The NBA semi-fixed their problem: the Bird rule is a joke.

 
At 1:33 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Look, this guy is so dimwitted that when I raised a basic sound point, he can't battle back on logic so he has to call me names. What a douche. Look, bottom line is I am smarter than him, more successful that him, and evidently know a lot more about sports than him. And probably better looking.

Hugs and Kisses,
Marole

 
At 1:35 PM, Blogger Dils said...

Marole,

Come on, Stitzer is one of my best buddies, and you gotta stop attacking him personally. He knows his sports, believe me. He tends to be a bit stubborn, but overall, a great guy who knopws his stuff.

Dils

 
At 1:37 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

more $ yes - by about $299,600,000

better looking - who knows?

knows more about sports - Dils can tell you that you really do not want to get into sports trivia with me

smarter - Dils can also tell you about my IQ

 
At 1:37 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

thank ya Beaks

 
At 1:40 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

All right, Dils just called me and told me I was acting like an ass. I accept that. Sorry man, I should not have called you names. Let's just move on as friends and agree to disagree on this issue. I will look forward to debating sports with you in the future, especially when I am right!

Friends?

Your new friend,
Marole Leteber

 
At 1:43 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

My apologies as well. We will laugh about this and throw a few back when I get to Philly in 2007. I am dragging Dils to swamps to watch gain a victory over the only NFL team they have never beaten - the E A G L E S
Stitz

 

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