Best Lines Hall of Fame, World Cup Style...

This evening on Fox Soccer Channel's Ticket to South Africa, in previewing the South Korean team commentator Warren Barton said,

"The team has great experience, you've got Lee the goalkeeper, a great composer of the game who reads his line very well.  J. Lee the organizer in the back line, and you've also got Lee in midfield, a talented player who will push forward."

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Lee needs to have a big game to get past Greece in the morning.

Also, watch the show.  Great previews and reviews of the days matches and it includes Andy Gray, the best soccer commentator on the planet.  Fantastic stuff.  It's just too bad Andy isn't calling games as well.

UPDATE: Lee, the keeper, has been left out of the side this morning.  All bets are off.

"Best Lines" Hall of Fame, Third Inductee

"Rondo's gettin' better, we fittin' him in.  At some point he's going to take this team over.  That's a big adjustment for us.  But he's a great addition to our team.  I think the chemistry's startin' to be sound now."--Kevin Garnett following Boston's game six win over the Cleveland, clinching the series four games to two.

Rondo is the fifth longest-tenured Celtic, his four years being one more than Garnett himself.  He was the starting point guard on their Championship team three years ago.  He just averaged 20.7 points, 11.8 assists, 6.3 rebounds and 1.8 steals in the six game series, leading the team in all but rebounds where he was third.  His game four performance where he went off for 29,13,18 and 2 was historic.  Rajon Rondo meet Kevin Garnett.  Kevin, Rajon.

That's a nice new addition they just got.  Good of Kevin and the boys to fit him in.

Second Inductee into the "Best Lines" Hall of Fame

Bills cornerback Drayton Florence asked his followers on Twitter what undrafted players have the best shot at making the Buffalo roster.

Jaguars wide receiver Mike Sims-Walker's answer: "Whoeva u guard in practice!"


And for all the world to see thanks to Twitter.

First Inductee into the "Best Lines" Hall of Fame

Said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones of WR Dez Bryant's issues with punctuality, "We had a president that couldn't get there on time a lot, Bill Clinton. Seriously. But boy, when he got there, he brought the wood."