I was going to post Gamechangers Ep.3, but it gone. This will have to do:

Don’t tase him, bro… Too late he did get tased after running on to the field during a recent game.

Here are some other EPIC feats by Philly Phans.

During a recent Phills games one Matthew Clemmons was pissed that his friends were kicked out for being drunken pricks. So pissed off that he stuck his fingers down his throat and made himself vomit on an 15-year-old girl. Why an 15-year-old? She and her father, the cop, were the ones complaining about Mr. Clemmons and his friends. What a class act. Actually the class act was the father. He never threw a punch. As for the black eye, Mr. Clemmons must have “fallen” on the way out.

Been off our game for a minute furiously working on some other projects. But now baseball is back so we figured it was time to get back on the blog…

Let’s start off nice and easy with some pics from opening day.

ESPN is runing an interesting story, written by Gene Wojclechowski, about a crazy possibility for the 2011 season. What if D-Wade, Bron and Bosh gave up the dough to build a dynasty in NYC. It’s an interesting read and an even more interesting possibility. Here’s my favorite quote: “If you’re really serious about creating a brand and a basketball legacy, do something that’s never been done before. Don’t max out; min out.” A few players could make a choice that would flip the NBA on it’s haed. Would it work? Who knows? But it would sure be fun to watch.

With all the excitment and joy that comes with the Saints first trip to the Super Bowl there must be a little bad news. Well this bad news comes straight form the NFL. It seems they have been sending out cease and desist orders to businesses printing or selling “Who Dat” items. Here is the NFL’s reason:

“Any unauthorized use of the Saints colors and other [marks] designed to create the illusion of an affiliation with the Saints is equally a violation of the Saints trademark rights because it allows a third party to ‘free ride’ by profiting from confusion of the team’s fans, who want to show support for the Saints.”

Experts say this is a bit of a legal grey area, but these businesses lack the legal firepower or money to fight the mighty NFL (something we are well aware of). But at least someone’s got their back, Sen. David Vitter and challenger Rep. Charlie Melancon have sent a letter to the NFL Commissioner saying that they are printing their own “Who Dat” tees (seen above) and to “Please either drop your present ridiculous position or sue me.” Nice work gentlemen! “Who Dat” belongs to the people. In fact it was first heard 130 years ago in New Orleans at minstrel shows. Then it was used as a rally cry by St. Augustine high school. Then it the 1980’s it was adopted by Saints fans. Let me say that again, adopted by the Saints fans. Keep fighting the good fight.

Colts Vs. Saints. We’re thinking it’s going to be a good one. Get your beers chilled, your wings ordered. Sit back and enjoy the game (and commercials). All you Jets and Vikings fans, thanks for playing. We’ll be packing up and shipping all Pigskin Tussle boxes post game.

Speaking of Jets fans. Who know this guy was one?

2010 – Jets Fan

2009 – Giants Fan

Maybe next year he’ll be rocking a Mets jersey.