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Not So Deep Thoughts: UD getting licensed renewed from MLBPA not a surprise
Posted by Tuff Stuff

It was just announced the Major League Baseball Players Association renewed Upper Deck's trading card license. While the news may come as somewhat of a shock to some within the hobby, I never heard anything more than a few unsubstantiated rumors and now we know for sure they were just that.

The rumors that were circulating talked of an exclusive deal being UPPER DECK NEW logo.jpg

formulated for either Topps or Panini, but that was likely based on pure speculation after the NBA's surprising decision to grant an exclusive license to newcomer Panini in the basketball card market. But the two sports couldn't be more different both on the playing field and within the hobby.

In its 20-year history with MLB, Upper Deck has produced some products that were both innovative and appealing to the eye at the same time. But more importantly from the MLBPA's standpoint was UD's commitment to growing the hobby and ultimately creating a new generation of collectors. In case you haven't noticed, kids of the last two decades or so have abandoned the hobby quicker than you can say World of Warcraft and the MLBPA was looking for the card companies to step up, spend some big-time dollars in an effort to get those kids back in the hobby.

Well, Upper Deck made a comittment to try and get the kids to stop tearing into zombies and gangsters and start tearing into packs instead and that effort made them an easy choice for getting the renewed deal with the MLBPA.

Not to say the other card companies haven't stepped up their recruiting efforts with kids as well, but UD's UpperDeckU virtual online game is actually something today's children can relate to, and most importantly, enjoy playing enough that they continue to come back to it. It's an innovative approach to attract the next generation of collectors. Much like UD's products were when they first hit the scene back in 1988, their new approach is different from most of the rest and that's what appears to have made it an instant success.

Thursday, July 02, 2009 8:54:33 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Beat The Blogger Picks
Posted by Tuff Stuff

The Blogger posted a solid effort, correctly picking 7 of 10 but it wasn't enough to hang with four contestants who totaled scores of nine to tie for the top spot in last week's Beat The Blogger contest.

John W, Joann, Dave and Steve Emerick each got 8 of their 10 picks correct and then utilized the Doubler to push their totals to 9 and win the weekly prize. For their efforts, all three will be receiving an 8-by-10 signed color photo.

Thanks to everybody for playing and good luck with your picks this week.

For those unfamiliar with the Beat the Blogger contest, the idea is simple. The Blogger posts 10 matchups each week and then selects his choices for the winners of those matchups. Contestants enter the Beat the Blogger contest by clicking on the "Comment" section below the post with the matchups and then select their own 10 winners. You can also designate one of your picks as a "Doubler" and you will receive an extra point if you're correct so don't forget to designate your "Doubler" pick and increase your chances of winning. If you Beat The Blogger's total and post the high score for the week, you win. The regular weekly prize is an authentic signed 8-by-10 color photo of stars such as LaDainian Tomlinson, Drew Brees, Marshall Faulk, Santonio Holmes, Gale Sayers, Catfish Hunter and many more. From time to time, the Blogger will sweeten the pot for the weekly contest and that's where the Chipper Jones jersey comes into play. If we can get more than 300 entries this week, the weekly winner will receive the Jones jersey so we need everybody to spread the word about the contest so we can reach our goal.

This week's Matchups with Blogger's picks in parenthesis
Saturday July 4
MLB
Toronto at NY Yankees (Yankees)
Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs (Chicago, Doubler)
Houston at San Francisco (San Francisco)
Oakland at Cleveland (Oakland)
Arizona at Colorado (Arizona)
Sunday July 5
Baltimore at LA Angels (LA)
Pittsburgh at Florida (Florida)
St. Louis at Cincinnati (St. Louis)
NY Mets at Philadelphia (NY Mets)
Detroit at Minnesota (Detroit)

GOOD LUCK and HAPPY 4th Of JULY

Thursday, July 02, 2009 3:43:59 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Not So Deep Thoughts: Steroid list leaked again
Posted by Tuff Stuff

The list of 103 names on the infamous 2003 steroid list is floating around in cyberspace but has yet to be confirmed. The list has surfaced on several sports blogs but comes with no evidence that the list below is the actual list of MLB players guilty of failing steroid tests back in 2003 or just an attempt to drum up some publicity for a website.

If the list is the actual list, it comes with very few surprises as far as the players named and reads like a who's who of former and current MLB stars. I'm sure somewhere out there Bud Selig is demanding to know how this information continues to be leaked out and is likely questioning the timing of the leak as well, with the Mid-Summer Classic (All-Star Game) less than two weeks away and yet another black eye looming for MLB. This is supposed to be the time the game is being celebrated not ripped apart at every turn, but the funny thing is nobody seems to care. Much like when the steroid accusations began to surface back in the mid-to-late 90s. At that time, everybody (players, management, media, etc.) looked the other way on suspected steroid usage because the game was bouncing back from the work stoppage of 1994 and he turnstyles were spinning again.

Now, the turnstyles are still spinning at a rapid rate despite steroid scandals coming our way faster than a Roger Clemen's sterioid-induced fastball and the general feeling among fans seems to be the same type of apathy demonstrated when the news first started to break more than a decade ago. Not sure if some fans' reaction (or lack thereof) is because they simply don't want to believe their beloved heroes could all be cheats or if they feel if they don't react to the news and voice their displeasure, the game will be able to put the scandals in the rear view quicker and move on from the tarnished days of rampant steroid use. Or maybe fans have had all the scandal they can take and they've now become immune to anything and everything that comes up with a negative connotation attached to it.

Whatever it is, it clearly demonstrates that baseball can bounce back from anything. Like a cockroach who shrugs off the repeated sprays of Raid, baseball's resilentcy is second to none. "America's Pastime: the cockroach of the sporting world." Now there's a marketing campaign I can wrap my arms around.

The unconfirmed list of 103 players who failed steroid tests conducted in 2003 as first reported by rotoinfo.com.

1.Nomar Garciaparra
2.Manny Ramirez
3.Johnny Damon
4.Trot Nixon
5.David Ortiz
6.Shea Hillenbrand
7.Derek Lowe
8.Pedro Martinez
9.Brian Roberts
10.Jay Gibbons
11.Melvin Mora
12.Jerry Hairston
13.Jason Giambi
14.Alfonso Soriano
15.Raul Mondesi
16. Aaron Boone
17.Andy Pettitte
18.Jose Contreras
19.Roger Clemens
20.Carlos Delgado
21.Vernon Wells
22.Frank Catalanotto
23.Kenny Rogers
24.Magglio Ordonez
25.Sandy Alomar
26.Bartolo Colon
27.Brent Abernathy
28.Jose Lima
29.Milton Bradley
30.Casey Blake
31.Danys Baez
32.Craig Monroe
33.Dmitri Young
34.Alex Sanchez
35.Eric Chavez
36.Miguel Tejada
37.Eric Byrnes
38.Jose Guillen
39.Keith Foulke
40.Ricardo Rincon
41.Bret Boone
42.Mike Cameron
43.Randy Winn
44.Ryan Franklin
45.Freddy Garcia
46.Rafael Soriano
47.Scott Spiezio
48.Troy Glaus
49.Francisco Rodriguez
50.Ben Weber
51.Alex Rodriguez
52.Juan Gonzalez
53.Rafael Palmeiro
54.Carl Everett
55.Javy Lopez
56.Gary Sheffield
57.Mike Hampton
58.Ivan Rodriguez
59.Derrek Lee
60.Bobby Abreu
61.Terry Adams
62.Fernando Tatis
63.Livan Hernandez
64.Hector Almonte
65.Tony Armas
66.Dan Smith
67.Roberto Alomar
68.Cliff Floyd
69.Roger Cedeno
70.Jeromy Burnitz
71.Moises Alou
72.Sammy Sosa
73.Corey Patterson
74.Carlos Zambrano
75.Mark Prior
76.Kerry Wood
77.Matt Clement
78.Antonio Alfonseca
79.Juan Cruz
80.Aramis Ramirez
81.Craig Wilson
82.Kris Benson
83.Richie Sexson
84.Geoff Jenkins
85.Valerio de los Santos
86.Benito Santiago
87.Rich Aurilia
88.Barry Bonds
89.Andres Galarraga
90.Jason Schmidt
91.Felix Rodriguez
92.Jason Christiansen
93.Matt Herges
94.Paul Lo Duca
95.Shawn Green
96.Oliver Perez
97.Adrian Beltre
98.Eric Gagne
99.Guillermo Mota
100.Luis Gonzalez
101.Todd Helton
102.Ryan Klesko
103.Gary Matthews

Wednesday, July 01, 2009 4:05:54 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Trio Of Winners In Beat The Blogger Contest
Posted by Tuff Stuff

The Blogger posted a solid effort, correctly picking 7 of 10 but it wasn't enough to hang with a trio of contestants who totaled scores of nine to tie for the top spot in last week's Beat The Blogger contest.

John W, Joann and Steve Emerick each got 8 of their 10 picks correct and then utilized the Doubler to push their totals to 9 and win the weekly prize. For their efforts, all three will be receiving an 8-by-10 signed color photo.

Thanks to everybody for playing and good luck with your picks this week.

For those unfamiliar with the Beat the Blogger contest, the idea is simple. The Blogger posts 10 matchups each week and then selects his choices for the winners of those matchups. Contestants enter the Beat the Blogger contest by clicking on the "Comment" section below the post with the matchups and then select their own 10 winners. You can also designate one of your picks as a "Doubler" and you will receive an extra point if you're correct so don't forget to designate your "Doubler" pick and increase your chances of winning. If you Beat The Blogger's total and post the high score for the week, you win. The regular weekly prize is an authentic signed 8-by-10 color photo of stars such as LaDainian Tomlinson, Drew Brees, Marshall Faulk, Santonio Holmes, Gale Sayers, Catfish Hunter and many more. From time to time, the Blogger will sweeten the pot for the weekly contest and that's where the Chipper Jones jersey comes into play. If we can get more than 300 entries this week, the weekly winner will receive the Jones jersey so we need everybody to spread the word about the contest so we can reach our goal.

This week's Matchups
Saturday July 4
MLB
Toronto at NY Yankees
Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs
Houston at San Francisco
Oakland at Cleveland
Arizona at Colorado
Sunday July 5
Baltimore at LA Angels
Pittsburgh at Florida
St. Louis at Cincinnati
NY Mets at Philadelphia
Detroit at Minnesota

GOOD LUCK and HAPPY 4th Of JULY

Tuesday, June 30, 2009 2:47:34 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Beat The Blogger Picks
Posted by Tuff Stuff

We had a pair of winners in this past week's Beat The Blogger contest, with Aubrey Thomas II and Lukas each picking 9 of 10 matchups correctly and adding their doublers to tie for the top spot. For those of you who came up short, check out this week's matchups below and post your picks to try and win again.

For those unfamiliar with the Beat the Blogger contest, the idea is simple. The Blogger posts 10 matchups each week and then selects his choices for the winners of those matchups. Contestants enter the Beat the Blogger contest by clicking on the "Comment" section below the post with the matchups and then select their own 10 winners. You can also designate one of your picks as a "Doubler" and you will receive an extra point if you're correct so don't forget to designate your "Doubler" pick and increase your chances of winning. If you Beat The Blogger's total and post the high score for the week, you win. The regular weekly prize is an authentic signed 8-by-10 color photo of stars such as LaDainian Tomlinson, Drew Brees, Marshall Faulk, Santonio Holmes, Gale Sayers, Catfish Hunter and many more. From time to time, the Blogger will sweeten the pot for the weekly contest and that's where the Chipper Jones jersey comes into play. If we can get more than 300 entries this week, the weekly winner will receive the Jones jersey so we need everybody to spread the word about the contest so we can reach our goal.

This week's Matchups with Blogger's picks in parenthesis
Saturday June 27
MLB
Philadelphia at Toronto (Philadelphia)
Minnesota at St. Louis (Minnesota)
Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox (White Sox)
Florida at Tampa Bay (Florida)
NY Yankees at NY Mets (Yankees)
Sunday June 28
Kansas City at Pittsburgh (Royals, Doubler)
Boston at Atlanta (Boston)
Washington at Baltimore (Baltimore)
Colorado at Oakland (Colorado)
Detroit at Houston (Detroit)

GOOD LUCK

Wednesday, June 24, 2009 8:01:49 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Not So Deep Thoughts: A U.S. Open Win Worth Waiting For
Posted by Tuff Stuff

Anybody who has ever read my blog knows I'm a big fan of the game of golf. Some might even say fanatical. It's not that I'm that good at it or anything, there's just something about the game and the possibility that on any given day, everything can come together and you can post your best-ever score. Part of the lure of the game is also about being outside on a warm, sunny day, although I've had just as much fun playing on some colder days when the wind was blowing harder than my John Daly-like swing (minus the eye-popping results) so maybe the outdoor element doesn't factor in as much as I initially thought. Whatever it is, I'm drawn to the game like no other and the story of Lucas Glover's win at the U.S. Open makes me enjoy it just that much more.

Sure, I would've enjoyed watching Tiger make another late-round charge with the massive galleries of people on hand erupting in unison as he climbed up the leaderboard, but there's something about a longshot defying the odds as well. Glover was such an underdog coming into the tournament that oddsmakers didn't assign any specific odds for him. So, if you were looking to wager on the now-famous Clemson alum you would've had to do so via a 5-1 "field" pick of the other guys the sportsbooks deemed a waste of time. One England-based book did acknowledge Glover's chances, deeming him a 400-1 shot but my guess is Glover himself would've passed on those odds as well.

And its understandable why many would've overlooked Glover coming in. Sure, he had several solid showings this year, but had never even made a cut at the U.S. Open in three previous tries and had never finished higher than 20th in any of the majors he had teed it up in. But that's why the game is so great, because before the first ball is teed up on Thursday, the tournament is there for the taking for anybody in the field.

Glover, 29, somehow did the unthinkable and held off late surges by accomplished players like David Duval (who's comeback was equally as unlikely as Glover's victory) and Phil Mickelson, and that's why the game is so great. They say that on any given Sunday any team can put it all together and pull a major upset in the NFL, and as teams like the 2006 Cardinals and 2007 Rockies proved, getting hot at the right time can propel a team into the World Series, but golf, unlike any of the other major sports, affords the opportunity for anybody in the field to turn four solid days of play into a life-altering event.

And while Glover's humbled and somewhat shocked demeanor after winning the championship may have made it seem as though he was taking the win in stride, I'd give you 400-1 odds he was bordering on hyperventilating on the inside. And why wouldn't he be? He just won the U.S. Open. The tournament every American golfer dreams of winning and every professional player worldwide covets. He instantly became $1.3 million richer (the winner's purse) and will undoubtedly be signing several new endorsement deals that will triple those totals. He'll also be hitting the celebrity circuit in the next few days, making appearances on Letterman, Leno and Conan, not to mention spots on SportsCenter, The Today Show, and of course, what championship run would be complete without a parade at Disneyland.

You wouldn't think four solid days of play could change a person's life so dramatically and that the days prior to the win will soon be viewed as ancient history, but that's exactly what's on tap for Lucas Glover. A dream ride into the golf's brightest spotlight, a whirlwind cross-country tour and highered expectations ever time he tees it up from this point forward. And while it will likely seem a little overwhelming at times for the unassuming North Carolina native, I'm guessing all the extra fuss will be worth it every time he looks at the new shiny, silver trophy on his mantle. He won the U.S. Open playing the game he loves. And watching his incredible and unlikely journey unfold is just one of the many reasons the game of golf can be so sweet. Ya gotta love it.

Tuesday, June 23, 2009 6:00:10 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Beat The Blogger Results/Matchups
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We had a pair of winners in this past week's Beat The Blogger contest, with Aubrey Thomas II and Lukas each picking 9 of 10 matchups correctly and adding their doublers to tie for the top spot. For those of you who came up short, check out this week's matchups below and post your picks to try and win again.

For those unfamiliar with the Beat the Blogger contest, the idea is simple. The Blogger posts 10 matchups each week and then selects his choices for the winners of those matchups. Contestants enter the Beat the Blogger contest by clicking on the "Comment" section below the post with the matchups and then select their own 10 winners. You can also designate one of your picks as a "Doubler" and you will receive an extra point if you're correct so don't forget to designate your "Doubler" pick and increase your chances of winning. If you Beat The Blogger's total and post the high score for the week, you win. The regular weekly prize is an authentic signed 8-by-10 color photo of stars such as LaDainian Tomlinson, Drew Brees, Marshall Faulk, Santonio Holmes, Gale Sayers, Catfish Hunter and many more. From time to time, the Blogger will sweeten the pot for the weekly contest and that's where the Chipper Jones jersey comes into play. If we can get more than 300 entries this week, the weekly winner will receive the Jones jersey so we need everybody to spread the word about the contest so we can reach our goal.

This week's Matchups
Saturday June 27
MLB
Philadelphia at Toronto
Minnesota at St. Louis
Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox
Florida at Tampa Bay
NY Yankees at NY Mets
Sunday June 28
Kansas City at Pittsburgh
Boston at Atlanta
Washington at Baltimore
Colorado at Oakland
Detroit at Houston

GOOD LUCK

Tuesday, June 23, 2009 2:24:31 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Monday, June 22, 2009

Beat The Blogger Results
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The Beat the Blogger winner will be announced Tuesday a.m. so please check back to see if you're a winner. The matchups for this week will also be posted Tuesday so make sure you get yours posted to win the prize this time around.

For those unfamiliar with the Beat the Blogger contest, the idea is simple. The Blogger posts 10 matchups each week and then selects his choices for the winners of those matchups. Contestants enter the Beat the Blogger contest by clicking on the "Comment" section below the post with the matchups and then select their own 10 winners. You can also designate one of your picks as a "Doubler" and you will receive an extra point if you're correct so don't forget to designate your "Doubler" pick and increase your chances of winning. If you Beat The Blogger's total and post the high score for the week, you win. The regular weekly prize is an authentic signed 8-by-10 color photo of stars such as LaDainian Tomlinson, Drew Brees, Marshall Faulk, Santonio Holmes, Gale Sayers, Catfish Hunter and many more. From time to time, the Blogger will sweeten the pot for the weekly contest and that's where the Chipper Jones jersey comes into play. If we can get more than 300 entries this week, the weekly winner will receive the Jones jersey so we need everybody to spread the word about the contest so we can reach our goal.

This week's Matchups (winning picks in parenthesis)
Saturday June 20
MLB
Tampa at NY Mets (Tampa)
Chicago WS at Cincinnati (Chicago)
Atlanta at Boston (Boston)
LA Dodgers at LA Angels (Dodgers)
Arizona at Seattle (Seattle)
Sunday June 21
Milwaukee at Detroit (Detroit)
Oakland at San Diego (San Diego)
Houston at Minnesota (Houston)
PGA Tour U.S. Open
Who will win: Tiger Woods or Rest of the Field? (Field)
What will the final winning score be: -1 to -6 or -7 or lower? (-1 to -6)

Monday, June 22, 2009 10:31:16 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Beat The Blogger Picks
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We fell short of our goal of getting more than 300 entries in the Beat the Blogger contest, but we are inching closer and the numbers continue to rise which is good to see. One newcomer to the contest e-mailed me and said he forwarded the link to the contest to more than 500 of his co-workers and that's exactly the kind of initiative we need to reach our goal so follow suit and we'll get there. The good news is we'll give it another shot this week, and if we can eclipse the 300 mark, one lucky

winner will claim the authentic, signed Chipper Jones jersey that the Blogger is just dying to give away.

Beat The Blogger veteran "Peter" and newcomer Mary Tennigan each scored 10 points to tie for the top spot this week and will both be receiving a signed 8-by-10 photo for their efforts. Congrats to both. The matchups for this week are posted below so get your picks in so you can join the list of winners, too.

For those unfamiliar with the Beat the Blogger contest, the idea is simple. The Blogger posts 10 matchups each week and then selects his choices for the winners of those matchups. Contestants enter the Beat the Blogger contest by clicking on the "Comment" section below the post with the matchups and then select their own 10 winners. You can also designate one of your picks as a "Doubler" and you will receive an extra point if you're correct so don't forget to designate your "Doubler" pick and increase your chances of winning. If you Beat The Blogger's total and post the high score for the week, you win. The regular weekly prize is an authentic signed 8-by-10 color photo of stars such as LaDainian Tomlinson, Drew Brees, Marshall Faulk, Santonio Holmes, Gale Sayers, Catfish Hunter and many more. From time to time, the Blogger will sweeten the pot for the weekly contest and that's where the Chipper Jones jersey comes into play. If we can get more than 300 entries this week, the weekly winner will receive the Jones jersey so we need everybody to spread the word about the contest so we can reach our goal.

This week's matchups are posted below so make sure you get your picks posted 1/2 hour before the start of the first mathcup on Saturday which is the US Open so cutoff will be 7 a.m. (Eastern) on Saturday morning. And don't forget to spread the word about how easy it is to win playing Beat The Blogger so we can reach our goal of more than 300 entries this week.

This week's Matchups (Blogger's picks in parenthesis)
Saturday June 20
MLB
Tampa at NY Mets (Mets)
Chicago WS at Cincinnati (Cincinnati)
Atlanta at Boston (Boston)
LA Dodgers at LA Angels (Angels)
Arizona at Seattle (Seattle)
Sunday June 21
Milwaukee at Detroit (Detroit)
Oakland at San Diego (Oakland)
Houston at Minnesota (Minnesota)
PGA Tour U.S. Open
Who will win: Tiger Woods or Rest of the Field? (Field) (doubler)
What will the final winning score be: -1 to -6 or -7 or lower? (-7 or lower)

Wednesday, June 17, 2009 8:39:32 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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Not So Deep Thoughts: Not quite murder, but pretty damn close
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I read with disbelief how Donte Stallworth received a 30-day jail sentence after pleading guilty to DUI manslaughter. While I'll admit I'm no Johnny Cochran, I'm pretty sure DUI manslaughter translates into Stallworth killing a man with his car while he was legally drunk. And while I'm not sure what the normal sentence (Stallworth was facing 15 years in prison before reaching a plea) is for somebody who commits murder, I'm fairly certain it's a bit longer stay than 30 days.

Apparently, Stallworth was given a lighter sentence because (according to his lawyer) "He acted like a man. He remained at the scene. He cooperated fully."

Good to know. I'm sure the family of the man who he killed are very appreciative that Stallworth stepped up and did the right thing after killing the man they loved. Unfortunately, it took killing a man to make him start doing the right thing. If only he would have done the right thing before the tragic accident occurred. If only Stallworth would have stopped drinking earlier that night. If only Stallworth would have "acted like a man" and drank responsibly. If only Stallworth would've hired a driver to take him home with the $4.5 million signing bonus he received the day before the crash. If only.

Stallworth's sentence is actually only 24 days in jail, two years of house arrest, eight years of probation and 1,000 hours of community service so maybe justice was served afterall. And don't forget the NFL still has to levy it's punishment. My guess is commissioner Roger Goodell will hand down a three-game suspension and by October, just seven months after the tragedy occurred, Stallworth will return to the life he had before the "accident." Unfortunately Reyes won't be able to do the same.

I remember when I was a kid, I got 60 hours of community service for carving my initials into some playground equipment. If only I had "acted like a man, remained at the scene and cooperated fully," maybe my sentence would've been reduced to a minute of pulling weeds at the neighborhood church instead of the 60 hours I served. I suppose that's what I deserved for making my money cutting lawns instead of playing professional football.

Because the grieving family wanted to "bring closure to this emotional and tragic event," Stallworth was able to reach a confidential financial settlement to avoid a potential lawsuit from the family of 59-year-old Mario Reyes, the man Stallworth killed. Stallworth was covered by two separate insurance policies, a car insurance policy and a $5 million umbrella policy that have undoubtedly been transferred directly into the Reyes family account and serve as protection for Stallworth from a future lawsuit from the family.

So there you have it. Man gets drunk, decides to drive despite the numerous options to avoid doing so and ends up taking the life of an innocent man. Little more than three weeks after receiving his sentence, man resumes his life in the NFL where he'll take in $5 million for the season while the family of the victim mourns for a lifetime. What a country.

Wednesday, June 17, 2009 3:33:34 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)

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