Tony Hams It Up With Matt Lauer On The Today Show
Thursday, March 26, 2009

I mentioned late yesterday that Tony Kornheiser would be on the Today Show this morning, after he and Wilbon called out Matt Lauer, and here is your video. Not only does Tony don fake antlers but he even questions the fact that there are actual deer in the Hamptons. Enjoy!
That was actually pretty darn funny, and I'm with Kornheiser on this one. I would never call "one of the most trusted man on television" a liar, but I've been to the Hamptons before. There ain't no deer around dem parts!
Labels: Cycling, Hilarity Ensues, PTI, Talk Shows, Tony Kornheiser, When Animals Attack
PTI Makes It Onto "Today Show"
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
There was a rather funny segment on last night's PTI program that had Wilbon and Kornheiser debating just which bike accident was more intriguing, NBC's Matt Lauer during his recent bike accident, or Lance Armstrong's crash. Well the Today Show picked up on it, and even joked that Matt Lauer would sue Tony and Mikey for their comments. Here's the clip via DC Sports Bog....
Pretty entertaining, and while Matt Lauer's story is somewhat unbelievable, I have seen an actual person get hit by a deer before. Since then....nothing's really shocked me.
Update: Tony will actually be on tomorrow with Matt Lauer. I'll try to get the video for you all.
Today Show vs. Kornheiser/Wibon (DC Sports Bog)
Labels: Cycling, Michael Wilbon, PTI, Randomness, Talk Shows, Today Show, Tony Kornheiser, YouTube Video
Lance Armstrong Blasts Reporter Who Called Him A "Cancer"
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Sunday Times reporter, Paul Kimmage, conducted a radio interview after Lance Armstrong announced his return to Cycling in which Kimmage called Armstrong the Sport's "Cancer". Well last night, during a press-conference for the Amgen Tour of California, Armstrong got his chance to address the reporter and absolutely owned him. Here's the video via Velo News....
Man. I almost feel bad for the guy. Well besides the fact that he's an ass for using "Cancer" as the butt of his commentary. I too have questioned Lance Armstrong's use of PEDs before, but I've always believed that someone was innocent until proven guilty.
Labels: Cycling, Fights, Lance Armstrong, Sports Reporters, sports writing, steroids


