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Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Cedric Benson in trouble... AGAIN!


Cinncinnati Bengals running back Cedric Benson was arrested in Austin, Texas on Tuesday and charged with misdemenor assault. Benson was booked into Travis County Jail and later realeased after posting $5000 bail. The arrest stems from an incident May 30th at Anne's West Bar.
Apparently, Benson got into a fight with an Unknown person inside the bar which led him to spit blood from a cut lip. At that point, he was escorted out of the bar by security saying, "all these white boys ganging up on me and kicking me out."
This is the 3rd arrest since being drafted by the Chicago Bears in 2005, the other two being alcohal related in 2008.
As usual, the NFL has stated that they will be "monitering" the situation. Well, so will A Case of the Mondays. So listen in on July 12th from 11am to 1pm for complete coverage of this, as well as other NFL news.

Monday, June 28, 2010

Next Show


All your Crosstown Classic news, Zambrano fallout and why Lebron WILL be calling Chicago home on July 8th on this weeks A Case of the Mondays starting at 11am and running till 1pm.

Saturday, June 26, 2010

World Wide Wes


William "World Wide Wes" Wesley put in his two cents about the Lebron James free agency saga. Luckily for Chicago Bulls fans, Wesley's two cents are worth a lot since he is considered to be the most influential person in the NBA. The man behind everything in the basketball world said in a quote Friday, "He's up out of there(Cleveland)" saying that all of Lebron's inner circle already knows the decision. The Yahoo article also said, "We're going to Chicago, and Chris Bosh is coming to." It's all a possibility, due to the trade of Kirk Hinrich the Bulls have two max contracts to offer so in a perfect world, James and Bosh will be calling Chicago home in about a week and a half. In the end, unfortunately, only one person knows what #23 (uh make that #6) will be doing next year. In the meantime, tune in to A Case of the Mondays on sportstownchicago.com for all your Lebron Watch updates. Every Monday from 11am to 1 pm!

What to do with Zambrano?

The Cubs plan on suspending Zambrano for as long as major league baseball will allow. Jim Hendry basically said he was tired of Zambrano's act after Friday's game. If you missed the tantrum view it here www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzNQkmpo2g4&feature=related

Friday, June 25, 2010

Captain Kirk to the Wizards!

Kirk Hinrich and the 2010 17th overall pick were dealt for what's rumored to be a future 2nd round pick. As long as the Bulls play their cards right, it could go down as one of the best trades in franchise history. Remember coming into the 2009/10 season when we were all worried that we couldn't afford one max free agent? Exporting Salmons mid-season began the dream. Now the Bulls have positioned themselves to go after not one, but two free agents from the dream class.

While LeBron is the prize--even if the Bulls wound up with lets say a Chris Bosh and Joe Johnson. That's a better team than either of them plus Hinrich, but let's not kid ourselves. We want LeBron and he should want us. Wherever he decides to go he'll be paid well, but he needs rings to secure his legacy. The one thing teams like New York and Miami had over Chicago was more cap space. They could sign LeBron and another free agent of his choosing. Would that be enough to win it all? Previously the Bulls could counter pitch that with having a great core in place, and being closer to a championship.

While the Bulls were the smart option before. Now they have to be the only choice. Who knows? Maybe the Bulls aren't done. The rumored Deng to the Magic deal doesn't seem to be picking up steam. I'd still like to see that contract moved. Bottom line it's a great day for Bulls fans. It seems like it's only a matter of time before the King arrives.