Well, you knew this was coming, sooner or later. The more Chad Johnson is whining and begging to be traded, the sooner you'd get a web site like this one. Fangmann is an Ohio Bobcat (home of the football 'messiah' Frank Solich) who also graduated from Moeller High School. You can hear him on my Sunday morning talk show on 700 WLW this weekend.
Meantime, enjoy this bit of theatrics from Johnson's agent, Drew Rosenhaus. Even he has trouble keeping a straight face delivering this!
In Indian Hill tonight, Mike Brown is gufawwing himself to sleep.
The draft starts Saturday at 3pm Cincinnati time. One more preview, this time cornerbacks, from the man who runs profootballtalk.com. Mike Florio knows his stuff!
Florio also 'moonlights' for sportingnews.com and has this take on Mike Brown's refusing to trade Chad.
It's still Sedrick Ellis for the Bengals. If the Southern Cal defensive tackle is available when they pick at number 9, they will pounce on the man.
Now, the Reds, beginning a nine game road trip tonight ni San Francisco. But down at "AAA" Louisville, Jay Bruce must be wondering if the Reds have lost his phone number. He did it again, last night. Read about it in the Louisville Courier-Journal.
As for the Reds, teetering on the brink of ambivalence (14,000 for a game against the Dodgers this week?), they may soon begin shopping players. Buster Olney has this today on espn.com.
I'm talking sports this Sunday on 700 WLW, 9am-Noon. You can listen on line, over the air and if you have it, on XM Radio channel 173. Draft expert Jerry Jones will join me in the 9 o'clock hour to handicap the second day of the draft, which begins at 10am.
Sunday night at 11:35, it's another rousing edition of Sports Rock! on WLWT Channel 5. We always have to last, best word in sports. We'll be looking for you.
And for the best in sports, check out my web site: www.kenbroo.com. The latest BROO VIEW PODCAST will be posted sometime this weekend. It'll be on the front and easy to download.
Have a great weekend!
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