No time for losers 'cause we are the champions, of the world!  -Queen

Public Service Announcement:  Ok, here we go!  Oh baby don't it feel like heaven right now?  Don't it feel like something from a dream?  Ya, I've been waiting for this.  Anticipating for this.  Waiting for this ever since I heard the Big Ticket scream, "Anything's Pooooosssssssible!" 

Well, the waiting's over.  The new NBA season is upon us.  Fantastic!  The Celtics begin their quest for the repeat.  The Celtics set out to do what no Boston Celtics team has done without Bill Russell.  Something Larry Bird has never done.  Something Dave Cowens has never done.  Back to back baby!  Back to back.

You can tell me that the loss of James Posey means the loss of another title.  And as much as I love the man, I will respond, "Are you out of your cotton pickin' minds?"   Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen are still here.  Rajon Rondo gets better every single day.  Tom Thibodeau is still orchestrating the best defense this NBA has ever seen.  Here's what Bill Russell had to say on the matter, "I have the first championship team photo from 1957 and the last one from '69.  I am the only guy in both pictures."  Put that in your cigar and smoke it.

It all starts tonight.  The Celtics get their rings tonight.  The Celtics raise their banner tonight.  When they run out of that tunnel onto the Garden floor, they will be announced to the crowd as the World Champeen Boston Celtics.  When Kendrick Perkins tips off tonight against Zydrunas Ilgauskas, all of that doesn't matter.  All that matters is another championship.  Boston Celtics basketball.  Come and get some!

Public Spectacle:

Peace out homies.  Six two and Even!

Big time.  I'm on my way, I'm making it.  Big time, big time.  I've got to make it show yeah.  -Peter Gabriel

Public Service Announcement:  Ok, here we go!  I don't really need to write anything here.  By this time, you've seen Ryan Howard reestablish dominance with two jacks on Sports Center.  You've read countless blogs recounting Joe Blanton's home run that made him the first player in major-league history whose first extra-base hit, whether in a regular-season or a postseason game, was a World Series home run.  You witnessed live uber-rookie Evan Longoria's futility as he joined Flea Clifton of the 1935 Tigers as just the second rookie to go hitless in his first sixteen at-bats of a World Series.  What's left to say?

The Fightin' Phils have a 3-1 lead in a World Series they can put away tonight at the ballfield where they've been unbeaten this entire postseason.  The can finally rain out this Ray Pride Parade.  Cole Hamels, who has won all four and been untouchable in his postseason starts, will toe the rubber again tonight at Citizens Bank Park.  Cole Hamels gets the title shot outdoors at the ballpark and what do the Rays get?  A one-way ticket to Palooka-ville!  It was a nice run, but like anything else, all good things must come to an end.  This one ends tonight.

Public Spectacle:

Peace out homies.  Six two and Even!