Memorable Moments In Sports

[IdolEyes787]

That's no big deal I've seen guys bunny hop a curb while leaning though a corner.The precise physics that takes boggles the mind.
The impressive thing, if any is that he was both fresh enough and cocky enough to do it when he did it but sadly that was the old Sagan and now he's turned into more of the eternal"might have been" and mostly wasted monumental talent.

Even sold out to ride on Contador's Saxo team where he'll get nowhere near the support that the Cannondale riders gave him and he mostly couldn't deliver there.You could say he was marked but every good rider is marked so you can't use that as an excuse.

Anyway the King is dead long live the King and lo and behold the new King actually has a bit of heart.

[dickpeters]

Cal Ripken Jr. passing the most consecutive games played record!

[IdolEyes787]

That's just being lucky and not getting hurt.

You have to admit that getting hurt is more memorable than that.



Personally though I'm going with one of these for if no other reason than the inspiring music.

[Skiz]

Ugh, I know that Taylor/Theisman clip without even playing it.

[LM1977]

John Starks dunking on Grant and Jordan in the playoffs, in MSG!

[IdolEyes787]

I've by now pretty much determined that anything on the internet accentuated with an exclamation point is not deserving of it.
Maybe I would have been more impressed had it not been simply another dunk in the endless line of a billion or so dunks I've seen.

Dunks are like Monster Trucks for Black people.Loud and stupid and essentially pointless.

Ugh, I know that Taylor/Theisman clip without even playing it.

I was thinking about you when I posted it.

How about trick plays that didn't go terribly,terribly wrong.





I really like the bounce pass in it's simplicity and how it works because everyone is conditioned to react a certain way.

[salmonius0864]

I was going to say the Theisman injury, but that Presbyterian trick play was hilarious

[xerxexhan]

KM back in F1

[dion09529]

[mkfree]

Not sure if it's on YouTube but Steven Bradbury Olympic speed skater. He was at the back and everyone fell over just before the finish line so he cruised past them and took gold. I guess you have to get lucky sometimes.