Urlacher, Briggs and Tillman all predate Angelo. Peppers was a finished product who just happened to be a FA at a time when the Bears were flush with cap space. I'll give Angelo credit for the rest of the group.

Connor McDoink is going to kill somebody soon in a postal-rage.

What was he trying to say there anyway?

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Connor McDoink is going to kill somebody soon in a postal-rage.

What was he trying to say there anyway?

Yeah, he gets a lot of love from B&B, but he's had some Offman like misspeaks. I still dont know how one could actually say "Jay podium at the Cutler".

Holmes indeed lost his voice

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

What, with "Connor McDoink"? He was trying to say "Connor McKnight." That's what makes it a great malaprop. Everyone transposes words. It's something special to cough up your own name.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

I can help him find it! He's in the studio right now and will be till 6.

Okay, does anyone really think Terry read and comprehended the NHL's CBA proposal? I read it this morning, and even I had to uncross my eyes a few times to decode a lot of the verbiage, and I've had an eye on NHL business news since 2009.

http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=6435 ... L|NHL|home

Yeah, I'm sure Terry was like "oh man, there are gonna be a lot of unintended consequences to Retained Salary Transactions. They'd better be careful."

Using an assumed year-over-year growth rate of 5% for League-wide revenues, the new CBA could result in shortfalls from the current level of Players' Share dollars ($1.883 Billion in 2011/12) of up to $149 million in Year 1 and up to $62 million in Year 2, for which Players will be "made whole." (By Year 3 of the new CBA, Players' Share dollars should exceed the current level ($1.883 Billion for 2011/12) and no "make whole" will be required.) Any such "shortfalls" in Years 1 and 2 of the new CBA will be computed as a percentage reduction off of the Player's stated contractual compensation, and will be repaid to the Player as a Deferred Compensation benefit spread over the remaining future years of the Player's SPC (or if he has no remaining years, in the year following the expiration of his SPC).

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

I can help him find it! He's in the studio right now and will be till 6.

Okay, does anyone really think Terry read and comprehended the NHL's CBA proposal? I read it this morning, and even I had to uncross my eyes a few times to decode a lot of the verbiage, and I've had an eye on NHL business news since 2009.

http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=6435 ... L|NHL|home

Yeah, I'm sure Terry was like "oh man, there are gonna be a lot of unintended consequences to Retained Salary Transactions. They'd better be careful."

I seem to remember Carpenter starting 1,5,7 last year.

Time to PTFB. I came back from an hour hiatus. Still more Lance bashing. Keep it. He's a god damn cyclist. Who really gives a shit?

Time to PTFB. I came back from an hour hiatus. Still more Lance bashing. Keep it. He's a god damn cyclist. Who really gives a shit?

Now Dan is inside Lance's head, saying that his 100 million net worth means nothing to him compared to how he's percepted by the public.

Dan has to believe that or he'll go legally insane.

Oh what the fuck, now Lance Armstrong is now a monster? Really? Dan of all people should have allowed the Sandusky thing to grant us some perspective regarding hyperbolic words applied to sports.

I'm pretty certain they've referred to him as one of the worst people in the world before.

In their defense, he's a pretty evil dude.

I'm pretty certain they've referred to him as one of the worst people in the world before.

In their defense, he's a pretty evil dude.

Basically he's sort of a douchebag, at worst. Their vitriol is pretty misguided.

They think Lance Armstrong is a fraud, a phony, and a quitter.

Right. He's probably a douchebag, but he's done more to help people than Dan couldn't ever dream to.

Just terrible radio. I see how people felt with the Sandusky stuff and it's only been a couple days at this point.

rpb is wrong. Phil McCracken is useful.

RPB is right. You suck.

so he pretty much broke 9 out of the 10 Commandments and that only gets him douchebag status?

rpb is wrong. Phil McCracken is useful.

RPB is right. You suck.