mikeyank
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The amazing New York Yankees just won again on a walk off three run home run by superstar Aaron Judge. Yanks still best record in baseball after 29 games.
I had heard about the 80-1 horse Rich Strike winning the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, but this morning on Morning Joe I saw this video showing what an incredible run he had. Amazing!
Sure seems like it but all those spectators, parents, coaches and referees seem to miss what is going on in these kids crotches.
I think they're just being polite and pretending they don't notice. I don't for a second believe that all those sexually repressed housewives, soccer moms soon-to-be empty nesters and even those straight-curious dads reaching a midlife crisis...are totally oblivious to all the virile specimens of young manhood being prominently displayed. haha
I am not a tennis fan but I just checked the age of Nadel and see he is 35, which is very young for a man but getting old for a professional athlete. I know that Tom Brady is 44 but he is the exception and playing quarterback does not tax the body as it does in tennis and other sports. It is said that an athlete has two deaths and it is often hard to accept your first one. But with all the money they have both earned both Nadel and Brady are set for their lives and for generations after them. But no matter how talented you may be, Father Time is the great equalizer.Enjoy unfortunately, my sports hero, Rafa got injured again just as he was poised to win & lost as a result.
I am not a tennis fan but I just checked the age of Nadel and see he is 35, which is very young for a man but getting old for a professional athlete. I know that Tom Brady is 44 but he is the exception and playing quarterback does not tax the body as it does in tennis and other sports. It is said that an athlete has two deaths and it is often hard to accept your first one. But with all the money they have both earned both Nadel and Brady are set for their lives and for generations after them. But no matter how talented you may be, Father Time is the great equalizer.
You are correct, particularly for a professional tennis player who plays singles. Not only is the issue physical injuries, but psychologically many just cannot accept falling from one of the top players in the world to say a top ten player in the world. The notable exception Jimmy Connors who was #10 in the world when he was 39 years old and enjoyed it. The norm was more Bjorn Borg who retired at age 25 when he felt the first sign of decline in his game. Pete Sampras also could have successfully continued his career many years longer, but refused to do so at a lesser level.
Bjorn Borg sure got my attention back when he was a star. Very much my kind of guy!You are correct, particularly for a professional tennis player who plays singles. Not only is the issue physical injuries, but psychologically many just cannot accept falling from one of the top players in the world to say a top ten player in the world. The notable exception Jimmy Connors who was #10 in the world when he was 39 years old and enjoyed it. The norm was more Bjorn Borg who retired at age 25 when he felt the first sign of decline in his game. Pete Sampras also could have successfully continued his career many years longer, but refused to do so at a lesser level.
And later on Andy Roddick was a favorite too. Even his name had both Rod & Dick in it.
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I was searching for a pic of Andy’s “Rod Dick” escaping his white tennis shorts. I’ve posted it before. Perhaps it is buried somewhere on my original sports thread.And rumor has it went commando under his tennis shorts!
I was searching for a pic of Andy’s “Rod Dick” escaping his white tennis shorts. I’ve posted it before. Perhaps it is buried somewhere on my original sports thread.