Showing posts with label Pittsburgh Penguins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pittsburgh Penguins. Show all posts
Friday, May 16, 2014
Sports Questions Placed Underneath Images from Your Childhood
By Joe Parello (@HerewegoJoe)
It's time for our weekly click bait here at SuiteSports, and this week we hope to cash in on the fact that people love getting all nostalgic on the internet.
Yes, we all can't get enough of Super Soakers and "Full House" posters, so here are seven more sports questions, this time simply placed underneath images from your childhood.
And yes, I'm aware there are more "boy" images than "girl" images. Deal with it.
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Stan Van Gundy
Friday, May 9, 2014
Seven Sports Questions Asked By Attractive Celebrities
Last week, we brought you first installment in our new series of click bait articles.
That Pulitzer-worthy blog featured adorable animals asking all the burning sports questions of the day. Not gonna lie, it's going to be tough to top that one. But, if there's one thing people love to stare at on the internet other than cute animals (and, uh, other stuff), it's a beautiful famous person.
With that in mind, we bring you everything you need to know about sports this week, asked by a bunch of people far more attractive than you or I.
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Johnny Manziel
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Kobe Bryant
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Miami Heat
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Pittsburgh Penguins
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San Antonio Spurs
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Teddy Bridgewater
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Catching Up with Bob Lobel: Bruins-Penguins Preview
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Friday, May 10, 2013
Studs and Duds: Flipping Out
By Jeremy Conlin and Joe Parello
Studs and Duds is a weekly feature on Suite Sports. Who had a good week? Who had a bad week?
Studs
Filomena Tobias
This Florida woman, now famous for violently flipping off Chicago's Joakim Noah after he was ejected from game two of the Bulls' playoffs series against the Miami Heat, is all kinds of awesome. First of all, she captures the essence of a very particular kind of South Floridian: The Rich Trash.
Yeah, she has money, but you have no idea how she got it (Well, according to Deadspin she married four different rich dudes, and was accused of killing one of them). And, instead of being classy with her money, she throws it in everyone's face and just generally acts like she's better than you, despite the fact that she has done nothing in her life to earn said money. And just look at that guy she's with, he's clearly miserable and trying to convince himself that he's happy. Awesome.
Does she give some of that money to charity, or at least use it help out friends and family? Nope, looks like she spends it all on jewelry, pants that should only be worn by someone 20 years younger, pills and Heat tickets.
The craziest thing about this is the pride it gave my fellow native South Floridians. Instantly, memes were made showing her as a sign of Miami's attitude and toughness. Seriously, this is the way we want the rest of the country to view us. Like, for reals.
Man, I miss South Florida.
-JP
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Pittsburgh Penguins
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Stephen Curry
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Washington Redskins
Thursday, May 2, 2013
SuiteSports on the Radio: Catching Up With Bob Lobel- May 2nd, 2013
Join legendary Boston sportscaster Bob Lobel and host Joe Parello as they discuss the biggest sports stories of the day, and look back on some of the greatest moments in New England sports history.
Today, Lobel talks a huge day in Boston sports that saw the Celtics stave off elimination, the Red Sox bounce back and the Bruins start the playoffs off in dominant fashion.
Can the Celtics become the first NBA team to ever come back from down 3-0? Where does Paul Pierce rank among the all-time great Celtics? Are the Bruins a legit Stanley Cup contender? And, are the Red Sox postseason bound?
All this, and more, on this week's edition of "Catching Up With Bob Lobel."
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Boston Bruins
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New York Knicks
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NHL Playoffs
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Pittsburgh Penguins
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Toronto Maple Leafs




