Tuesday, July 27, 2010

FTS Daily: Hazed and Confused

Today's FTS: Daily we discuss hazing in the NFL. Also discussed are tidbits on the Dallas Cowboys, Terrell Owens, and Michael Vick.

The Daily Debate is also included on today's show!

Sunday, July 25, 2010

FTS Daily: Baseball Hall of Fame... What If?

On today's FTS: Daily, we discuss the recent inductees to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.  That is where the discussion sparked? What if certain things were to happen in to the Hall of Fame? How would we view it?

Promoter Skips Out, Talent Not Paid

A local wrestling show in Scranton, PA was hopefully very much enjoyed by the crowd on Saturday night... as for the talent that appeared on the card, that must be a different story.

Promoter Keith Stoddard put a wrestling card together that included the performers "the Innovator of Violence" Tommy Dreamer, "the Living Legend" Larry Zybsko, "The Perfect Ten" Baby Doll, David Sammartino, Val Venis, Al Snow, "The Franchise" Shane Douglas, Raven, and Charlie Haas.

However, it is being said that Stoddard skipped out after the show, and the talent was never paid for their performances.

Here are some quotes from the performers:
Tommy Dreamer via his twitterWell good show. People had fun. Promoter skipped town.many people not paid. Hats of 2 the guys that worked for free.


Charlie Haas via his twitterMatch was great. First time working Al Snow, he's the man. Promoter ran out, and did not pay the boys. A real scum bag.


Rob Feinstein, of RF Video

The show was a clusterfuck none of the guys got paid. Promoter bailed basically. Ring got taken down before show started. No music guy. Raven refused to work. This was one of the shows u hear every horror story on.


This is to help future performers in the sport of professional wrestling to avoid working with Keith Stoddard in case he makes another attempt at taking the ball and literally running.  

Dan Haren Sweepstakes is officially over!

With Cliff Lee off the trading block, Dan Haren and Roy Oswalt remained as the most intriguing names left to "make the jump," if you will. Looks like Oswalt sits alone now, however.

The Arizona Diamondbacks have traded the all- star pitcher Dan Haren to the Los Angeles Angels in return for starting pitcher Joe Saunders, minor league pitchers Rafael Rodriguez and Patrick Corbin, and a fourth player to be named later.

The American League West continues to acquire all the pitching talent as the first place Rangers received Cliff Lee from the Seattle Mariners early this season.  The Texas Rangers remain six games ahead of the Angels, who needed to make a move in attempt to cut down that deficit.

Arizona Diamondbacks Post
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Thirty Hottest Summerslam Matches: 2006 Randy Orton vs. Hulk Hogan

#2- Today's Summerslam contests is from 2006 and features "the Legend Killer" Randy Orton and the WWE Hall of Famer and current TNA employee "the Immortal" Hulk Hogan! Enjoy!