Sather has stood firm on his $2.7M offer while Avery has demanded $3.5M, only a $800,000 difference.Besides the fact that the $3.5M a year Avery wants is more than within reason, at the very least Sather could split the difference and offer him $3.1M a year, which would probably be accepted.Instead of doing his job and improving his team, Sather is allowing his own personal problems with Avery interfere with the needs of the team, which mostdefinitely includes re-signing the fan favorite Avery.To be blunt, there will be alot of pissed off Rangers fans at the Garden on opening night. . Remember a couple weeks ago when we talked to that American football loving Brit, Adam?  He continues to make his rounds in promotion of his record setting vacation of taking in 35 NFL games in the 2008 season.  This week he has landed on the Canal Street Chronicles.  If you have any extra season tickets laying around make sure you give Adam a buzz!The Seahawks have put pen to paper to sign seventh rounder, Justin Forsett.Stop putting Ray Rice down because of his size, it’s not an issue!“You’ve heard the old saying, ‘It’s the size of the heart that makes a great player,’ ” said Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron, who has had good experiences coaching undersized players such as Doug Flutie, Tim Dwight and Darren Sproles. “If we felt like size was an issue, he probably wouldn’t be here.”Ahmad Bradshaw’s legal council would like you to put his Drunk Driving arrest out of mind.“Mr. I’m not old now; I understand a lot more where that comes from: I was a first-round pick.

You have DeMarcus Ware who is a Pro Bowl player that you came in with, and people think you should do the same thing.”Gayle Sayers plays “what if” he had gone to the Chiefs instead of the Bears.“I signed a four-year contract with the Bears for $25,000 a year,” Sayers said “I thought (Hunt) would give me something better. He offered $27,500.“I thought, ‘New league, no, I can’t do that.’ You didn’t know it was going to be a good league, so I decided to go with the Bears.”Some Bucs have began walking the plank in Tampa.ShareThis This article is also featured on Football Jabber. The run down to the Adelaide Hairpin is one of F1's iconic images and has given us some brilliant action over the year, from new-boy Schumacher making a rookie error and running into the back of Senna (ah, what a rivalry that could've been...)to DC losing his cool in response to some robust Schumacher blocking and storming past Micheal in 2000, hand gestures and all!Alas though, the reason it does not create that kind of excitement in modern times is because of the corner that proceeds it. The long sweeping Imola bend is a tyre killer and disturbs the aerodynamics of any car following another closely that by the time they hit the straight the cars are too far apart to think about getting a slipstream and diving down the inside.In my opinion Magny Cours is a great track.

Anyone who has ever played this course on a driving game (or indeed been lucky enough to drive round it in "real" life!) will attest that its a lot of fun to drive and other series can put on great racing here. However Formula One will always struggle here so long as they are so dependant on their precious aerodynamics, only rain can really make the race worthwhile. No wonder these new Tilke-dromes in far east lands are about four miles long containing three-quarter mile long straights, that's the type of track F1 needs these days to put on a good show. Poor Magny Cours seems like a go-kart track in comparison.This weekend, the prospects look good for a reasonably average race, with Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton starting down the order the odds look good for at least SOME overtaking happening in the mid-field, which is all we can ask for really. Perhaps it'll be fitting that the last Magny Cours race is an average one with no real highlights, that way no-one will miss it when it is gone and there will be no huge outcry from the fans.I, however, will miss it, and perhaps look forward to a day when Formula One cars becomesuitable for a return..

1?This could be a dynasty that would more than likely surpass the Yankees in number of championships won.Imagine your kids growing up and wanting to be like the cat like goalkeeper LeBron James or that high scoring forward named LT.The U.S. has such a large pool of athletic talent; it could dominate the world of soccer for decades, baring any disastrous injuries or lopsided trades.One thing is for sure, there would be no 'Nil' scores for this USA team.Who would you put on your team and where would they rank?. For those of you not familiar with the trade that took away the Lakers' first round pick, I'll bring you up to date.Pau Gasol certainly provided his new team with many great games this past year, but probably not at the price that was paid for him.The Los Angeles Lakers traded their 2008 first-round pick, 2010 first-round pick, Kwame Brown, Javaris Crittenton, Aaron McKie, and the draft rights to Marc Gasol to the Memphis Grizzlies for Pau Gasol and a future second round pick.Sound a little one-sided?In any case, the Lakers find themselves without a first-round pick in the upcoming draft. The 58th overall pick is the first selection Los Angeles will make on draft day.The Lakers have no real need for any specific kind of player.