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I remember Vestee...
and he apparently was, and is, a Chicago Bear of character.

One of Tank Johnson's pit bulls is up for adoption.

One-and-half-year-old Trina is one of three dogs whose barking helped trigger neighbor complaints that led to a police raid of the Chicago nose tackle's Gurnee home earlier this month.

Johnson was arrested after police found six unregistered firearms and more than two ounces of marijuana.

He was suspended for one game.

Trina was taken to the Save-A-Pet Adoption Center near Grayslake, where she is waiting for new owners.

Executive director of Save-A-Pet Vestee Jackson, who is also a former Bears cornerback, says home and background checks will be conducted of any future owners to make sure Trina isn't wanted just for her connection to Johnson.

More about Atlantic Yards and the New Jersey Nets project.

The Reds traded for Jeff Conine from the Philadelphia Phillies...

Funny what you don't see on the New Jersey Nets Community page...

Welcome to Atlantic Yards, the development dedicated to building a new vision for downtown Brooklyn and creating an exciting new home for Brooklyn's very own NBA franchise: the Brooklyn Nets.

In order to blend masterful design with Brooklyn's continuing growth and unique character, the developer, Forest City Ratner Companies (FCRC), has hired world-renowned architect Frank Gehry and landscape architect Laurie Olin to oversee the design of the development

Bruce Ratner is the owner of the New Jersey Nets. This looks like a done deal. Sorry, East Rutherford, NJ.

Sure looks to me like the Denver Nuggets just saved Billy King's career for the moment. I would consider this a steal for the Sixers.

I'm saying Seattle takes the West, the Eagles take one of the wildcard spots, and the Giants, Falcons and Rams all end up 8-8. Giants take it if this happens. If the Giants lose their last 2 games, I think the St. Louis Rams will sneak in.

But their musical choices SUCKKKKKKKK. Every year.

There's just way too many NCAA Bowl Games.

He apparently has an incredibly short memory even by NFL standards. He says:

Chicago Bears: With the way Rex Grossman has played, they should feel glad about the division they're playing in. They can overcome his mistakes playing in the NFC North. They should also feel fortunate that there aren't a lot of teams vying for the top spot in the NFC. I can't ever remember a team that – at 10-2 – was this dissatisfied with its starting quarterback.

Two words: Trent Dilfer. The starting quarterback so loved by 2001 NFL Super Bowl Winner Baltimore Ravens that they let him go before the next season.

I know Baltimore was 8-4, not 10-2. But the point was really about a Super Bowl contender.

Wow, the San Francisco Giants are building one monstrously bad team.