Matsui easily ranks as one of my five favorite Yankees of the 2000s. Affectionately nicknamed “Chief Matsui” in the greater Mount Washington Valley area, he will be best remembered as the best Japanese baseball import not named Ichiro Suzuki.
9. Clippers Win 17th in a Row
Kobe
Bryant and the rest of the Lakers’ organization have every right to acknowledge
the Clippers as the better NBA team in Los Angeles.
8. Patriots Dominate Dolphins
7. Broncos Clobber
ChiefsWith both teams snagging first round byes Sunday, it’s hard to fathom which of the other four AFC Playoff teams will prevent a Manning-Brady AFC Championship Game battle.
6. Eagles Officially Quit on Andy Reid
5. Giants Eliminated From Postseason ContentionWhen it was 21-0 with two minutes left in the first quarter, I was starting to feel bad for Andy Reid, but then I remembered all the times his Eagles used to beat the crap out of the pathetic Cowboys in the early 2000s. His gross mismanagement of timeouts, challenges, and the play clock will be sorely missed. As for the Giants, I couldn’t be happier that they will be starting their off-season early.
4. Cain Velasquez Rocks Junior Dos Santos
We’ll give Dos Santos a Tommy Point for fighting the final three rounds with a broken jaw.
3. Redskins Win the NFC East
For those of you that bet a backbreaking Tony Romo interception would lead to doom for the Cowboys, pat yourselves on the back.
2. Chuck Pagano Returns to the Colts Sideline, Colts Beat
Texans
No
Credentials has really dropped the ball on the story of Pagano, who made his emotional return in the Colts final home game.
Kudos to them for wrecking the Texans opportunity for home-field advantage.
1. Minnesota Vikings Complete Stunning Run to the
Playoffs
The best result of Sunday afternoon’s back and forth, highflying shootout between Aaron Rodgers and Adrian Peterson?
They get to do it again Saturday night at Lambeau Field.
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