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• Tiger's PGA Championship loss is golf's gain

  Sun Aug 16, 2009
  • No, it's a lot clearer that Tiger wins because the competition sucks in modern day golf where you can make $500K a year just coming in the top ten a couple of times.

• Tiger's PGA Championship loss is golf's gain

  Sun Aug 16, 2009
  • I would disagree here - the competition has not caught up with him at all. The fact is there is no consistent competition for Tiger, just a fluke now and again.

• Tiger's PGA Championship loss is golf's gain

  Sun Aug 16, 2009
  • It's always good to see the underdog win. Especially in golf where there is so little competition.

• GM hopes this time’s a charm with Lutz

  Wed Jul 15, 2009
  • Who is this writer, his daughter or his mistress? 

• Can Bob Lutz help turn GM around?

  Wed Jul 15, 2009
  • Funny how, when union membership at GM was at its highest, GM's financial results were its best.

• Can Bob Lutz help turn GM around?

  Wed Jul 15, 2009
  • You have got to be kidding.  This is the guy who came up with the Dodge Viper and declared that it would be a huge seller, with its incredible 12 MPG.  The same guy who kept pushing the SUVs to get around CAFR laws all the while Toyota and Honda was eating his lunch.

• Tiger is on borrowed time, and he knows it

  Mon Mar 30, 2009
  • No need to know Tiger to know his knee. Study after study has shown that an athlete with ACL reconstruction has on average about 5 years before it deteriorates if he continues to compete at his/her top level - many have less but I give Tiger 7 as its golf and not a more active sport.

• Tiger is on borrowed time, and he knows it

  Mon Mar 30, 2009
  • Wow, a lot of MDs on here today, lmao. Since I am one, here's the deal: Celzic is correct, at least to some degree. Right now, the knee is no doubt stronger than its been in a while, and this can last for some time to come. But, repaired ligaments, tendons, cartilage, etc.