Quick Hits!

- I love watching and following sports.  I love ESPN and local networks.  And even though I disagree with so many things that have recently gone on.  My anger is all in jest, and my opinion is fun for everyone. (except people who take sports too seriously)



- The afc east is vastly overrated.  The nfc east is superbly underrated.



- Along with ESPN's ridiculous power rankings, ESPN's Jon Ritchie implied that every nfc east team has gotten worse this morning on ESPN's First Take.   So the redskins got Donovan and Shannahan, Haynesworth is mad as hell and clintin portis is fighting for the starting job, and the redskins aren't as good as they were with Jason Campbell?  Are you KIDDING me?



- Roger Clemons and Barry Bonds belong in the hall of fame.  Put an asterik or explain how they cheated if you want.  With spitballs, spiked slides, corked bats, and various cheating scandals, Major League Baseball has never been 100% clean, and like the rest of society, never will be.  The media shouldn't be covering these boring, irrelevant (to those of us who don't care if a moron wants to go to prison to defend his lies) sports stars off-field battles with arrogance and ignorance.  If the majority of MLB players decide former players who have cheated should not go to the HOF, that's a different story...but baseball writers across the country shouldn't even have a vote.



-  The Minnesota Vikings are a questionable contender.   And I dont mean a Super Bowl contender.  Even the lowliest of fools can agree the packers look to be awesome this year.  Farve is old, Farve is hurt, Farve will never be able to repeat the insanely incredible career year stats he put up last year.  Hopefully for them, the Giants, Redskins, or Falcons don't steal those two wildcard playoff spots.



-  The Jets have no offense.  Mark Sanchez wasn't good last year, how do people not get this?  The Patriots have no defense.  There pass rush looks to be even worse without Ty Warren (starting DE) and the corners are all young'ns who have yet to prove anything.  The Dolphins are too young and inexperienced, and their overall talent is undetermined.  So does that mean I'm picking the Bills to win the division? pfft....   I've flopped back and forth on this for weeks in my own head and with my friends...so I pick the Pats....no wait, the Dolphins....hmm...



-  The dolphins will win the AFC east... The Pats will win the wildcard because the jets lose to both teams twice.  That is four wins right there.   I figure if I say both teams make the playoffs, I have a cop out



-  The AFC south is the greatest division I've seen in years, every team is competitive.  Even the Jacksonville Jaguars (who have no fans) are always a 500. team who competes hard against teams with superior talent.  I like the Titans and Texans for the other wild card spot, but they're all so good that I dont think there's any way the colts will win 12 games again.  give um 10 or 11 and a playoff spot.



-  The colts have proven time and time again through performance and record that they don't need Bob Sanders.  I have no idea if that makes him overrated, but I do know that Troy Polamalu is 10x more important to the Steelers.



-  C.J. Spiller, Thomas Jones, Ahmad Bradshaw, Johnny Knox, and Hakeem Nicks, these are my sleeper picks for fantasy football. 



- Speaking of which, this year your strategy should be this:  Unless you have the first two picks and can select Adrian Peterson or Chris Johnson, do not take a running back until the 5th or 6th round.  While everyone is else is scrambling to try and put together a great running back core, you can get a great qb in the first or second round and a great te in the 4th or 5th round.   Even two of the better running backs in fantasy, Jonathon Stewart and Deangelo Williams, play on the same team.  Split carries mean less yards and you'll never know which guy will score the tds on any given sunday.   So pick a good solid running back when you can, but be cautious, pick a guy who will get carries, and if there's any doubt, pick a WR.



- Jacoby Ellsbury really was hurt, you insensitive Red Sox fans!!!



- Now Pedroia needs surgery because of the doctors... the Red Sox should've realized they were out of it the moment Youklis was out for the year.  Sometimes you try to do whatever you can to get into the playoffs because you know your pitching staff can win you a world series, and sometimes you know when to fold them.   If Boston doesn't make some signifigant off-season moves and/or at least hold onto the free agent players they're about to lose, then I dont care how good their pitching might be, they will finish third again.



- UFC and MMA is exciting, it gets more and more popular each year, but noone wants to see two dudes on the ground wrestling each other...remove that from the equation and then we're talking violent mayhem.



-  Skip Bayless of ESPN has always said Lebron James should never shoot the ball and that Tiger Woods has no competition.  So let's clear up the facts.  Lebron James has a decent mid-range to close-range game and shot.  Lebron is capable of making 3-pointers and seems to get more consistent each season.  If Lebron took it to the basket on every play, defenders wouldn't need to respect his shot, and he would wear himself out in the first half.   Phil Mickelson has finished second too many times to say that Tiger has no competition.  Way more importantly than that, you can't compare two different eras, noone has any idea how Jack Nicklaus would've matched up with today's golfers.  Jack Nicklaus may have been as good as Phil or Vijay Singh...its impossible to know, so based on statistics and facts (winning percentage, top ten finishes, age, grand slam events) , Tiger woods is the best golfer of all time, the end.



- I've thought about how good Michael Jordan would be in today's NBA world because of nba2k11's upcoming NBA game that focuses on the superstar.  Michael Jordan is considered better at his sport than Babe Ruth was at his. (which I find ridiculous, the Babe was even a spectacular pitcher)  Even so, and even though Michael Jordan only played 10-20 years ago... you STILL can't compare eras.  Players today are bigger, faster and stronger.  I would never say that Lebron James is better than Michael Jordan (especially at this point in his career) but Michael Jordan never faced a player like Lebron.  Jordan didnt have to face the faster 6'8 defensive specialists that exist today.  Michael Jordan could still be the best today, but I'm sure his numbers would diminish, his championship runs would be as challenging if not more so and everything would be different.  Team basketball is obviously a world-wide phenomenon and every player today in the U.S.A. plays in a one on one NBA universe.  Michael Jordan is still probably the best NBA player in history ( not in general sports, think Gretzsky, Ruth, Federer, Woods) but possibly not (think Kobe, Shaq (no?) hmm... Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain)  You can't argue the past when you never saw what happened, so we'll never know the true scale of sports legends, but it's fun to speculate.



- Now that Lebron has joined the dark side... (I still think the Dallas Mavericks should've beat D-wade, Shaq and the Heat in the '06 NBA finals, stupid refs)  and now that Lebron has become almost as universally despised as Kobe Bryant once was.  I think most of America is rooting for the Celtics, but those of us realists who foresee a Heat vs. Lakers 2011 NBA finals...  it's time to root for Kobe's team.



-  The Bulls needed shooters and an inside scorer/rebounder to become a championship contender again.  With the acquistions of Boozer, Korver, Watson, Brewer and others, the Bulls have reached the level of the Atlanta Hawks.  I only say this, thinking the Hawks will finally get better this year in the playoffs, because their inside guys, Horford and Smith, will keep getting better.   The Celtics are still a fifth playoff seed at best  even with the signings of  Jermaine Oneal, Shaq and Delonte West (shout out to Lebron's mother), they are not built for the regular season.  But I haven't seen a team with so much heart, pride and determination in such a long time.  They had no business even taking the Lakers to a game seven... so you can never count them out.



-   NBA playoff seeds for the 10-11 season, predictions of Troy G. Lightner...

   

         EAST



1.  Miami Heat

2.  Orlando Magic

3.  Chicago Bulls

4.  Atlanta Hawks

5.  Boston Celtics

6.  Milwaukee Bucks

7.  New York Knicks (hehe)

8.  Charlotte Bobcats



     WEST



1.  Los Angeles Lakers

2.  Denver Nuggets

3.  Oklahoma City Thunder

4.  Portland Blazers

5.  San Antonio Spurs

6.  Houston Rockets

7.  Phoenix Suns

8.  Dallas Mavericks / New Orleans Hornets (cop out)



-  Ben Rothleisberger did not deserve to be suspended at all.  There were two incidents, The first one was extremely questionable, while the second one proved that the girl was intoxicated and there was at least initial consent.  Along with the fact that there was no DNA evidence in either case, and the charges against Big Ben were dropped.  I understand the commisioner's policy, and Adam "Pacman" Jones got suspended because he was questioned by police over 10 times in 3 years and had a prior record.  Pacman Jones almost undoubtedly was involved in some shady ongoings and illegal activities while noone is even 50% positive that Ben Rothliesberger did anything illegal or "wrong".  I don't like Ben's attitude when it comes to women or the way he was choosing to live his life but the commisioner had no right to punish Ben further for crimes he may not have committed.  It shouldn't be about race under any circumstances, but I think Ben was punished because he was white, and the commisioner did not want to offend the black community by going too "easy" on him after the severe punishments he has handed down to black NFL players for off-field issues.  Now the Pittsburgh Steelers don't seem to be nearly as much of a playoff contender, the commisioner has made a very popular NFL franchise and community pay the price.  More importantly, unless a player is proven guilty in a court of law, the NFL should have no right to suspend or ban anyone from their league.  Perhaps, it's simply my wishful thinking.



-  The Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears are going to be better than you think, I think.



-  The New York Yankees, Tampa Bay Rays or Philadelphia Phillies will win the world series this year.  Look at how talented those teams are with their pitching and offense.  Noone else will have a chance.



-  With Andy Pettite and A-rod's health in question, A.J. burnett's awful and inconsistent year, Javier Vasquez in the bullpen for some reason even though he's at least been better than A.J. and Phil Hughes lack of experience and possible tired arm.... I'm crossing the Yankees off my list.



-  The Rays are as fast as lightning on those base paths, and although they aren't the most powerful line up, they are clutch and consistent, whilst their starting pitching is superior.  The Phillies may have Halladay, Hammels and Oswalt now, but Halladay won't be as good as Cliff Lee was last year, Cole Hammels has a great playoff record but he's been inconsistent for the last couple of years and he didnt help them win the world series last year.  And finally, Roy Oswalt loved pitching in a small town with low to no expectations, his playoff inexperience and his questionable ability to be clutch could be big factors in the post-season.  The phillies bats weren't very good against a solid yankees starting rotation in last year's world series, so we can only imagine how bad they'll do against Tampa Bay's starters.



-  The Tampa Bay Rays will win the 2010 world series.  5 years ago, the Devil Rays were still a joke in MLB, its amazing how things change so quickly. (especially in the sports world, in particularly in a sport like baseball where a small market team isn't supposed to be capable of contending.)



-   Lastly, I leave you with my 2010 NFL playoff predictions...



    AFC



1. Cincinnati Bengals ( In spite of Terrell Owens locker room antics)

2. Houston Texans   (we've been waiting...)

3. New England Patriots (I changed my mind again)

4. San Diego Chargers  (by default, and no the raiders are not going to be great this year. nor the chiefs)

5. Indianapolis Colts  (10 wins this year, I'm tellin ya.)

6. Miami Dolphins   (  who doesn't love Chad Henne?)



   NFC



1. Green Bay Packers (ask anyone.)

2. Dallas Cowboys  (lets be real, Dez was a steal.  They're going to lose in the division round anyway)

3. New Orleans Saints ( I dont know if I like this choice)

4. San Francisco 49ers  (They almost have to win the division title.)

5. New York Giants  (I'm a fan, I may be biased.)

6. Minnesota Vikings / Washington Redskins (Let's say they're tied...you be the tie-breaker!)





And now that my opinions and predictions are online, we can all look back and see how wrong I've been about everything.  Sounds like fun, can't wait, agree to disagree?  FIGHT BACK for YOUR team.  E-mail me at tgl4093@yahoo.com or send TrizzSports a message here on http://www.blogspot.com/  or even just post a comment below.  Good night everyone!!!

Melissa Gorga join 'Real Housewives NJ' ?

Welcome Melissa Gorga to the new Real Housewives of New Jersey neighborhood! Yes, we are going to get blessed with another drama maker to add to the mix of diverse women making up the cast

Melissa Gorga, the sister-in-law of current Housewife Teresa Giudice, is rumored to be the newest addition to the show. Sure not all the original cast mates will be returning to this new season (we’re thinking due to money issues), Gorga should add plenty of drama to the mix. Considering Gorga is Teresa Giudice’s sister-in-law, that is enough to keep us all entertained.

According to a "Giudice family friend" who spoke to Radar, Gorga initially approached producers to be a part of season 2. Judging from the source's information about Gorga, she seems like she'd be a great fit. "Their house is actually twice the size as Joe and Teresa's," the source said. "It's enormous! She has two live-in nannies and lives in a $4 million mansion on an exclusive lot in Montville. Teresa and Joe's house looks like a garage compared to theirs."

While there has not been an official cast announcement, we should find out real soon! What do you think? Will Melissa Gorga, Teresa Guidice’s sister-in-law be a good addition?

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ESPN's hype machine pt 3/ the decision about the decision

            I feel like Stephen A Smith was an employee of ESPN just a few months ago, perhaps he's made guest appearances since his contract expired and he became a free agent analyst over a year ago (he has since joined http://www.foxsports.com/, which continues to become a more respectable sports news organization.  Much more respectable than ESPN, and here's one reason why...)  As with Lebron James feeling the need to steal D-wade's thunder by creating his own one hour special, Chris Broussard is the ESPN analyst who has been given all of the credit for finally determining where Lebron James would play basketball for the 2010-11 NBA regular season.  Just a few problems with that,  seeing as how a majority of the public are not aware that Stephen A Smith first reported that Lebron James would be signing with the Miami Heat along with Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade on June 28th, ten days earlier.  Chris Broussard orignially scoffed at the idea of Lebron James and D-wade ever joining the same NBA franchise.  ESPN with Broussard as it's leading reporter seemed to feed us a stream of misinformation leading up to the day before the one hour special.   Throughout the month of may Chris Broussard said it was between Chicago, New York and heading back to Cleveland, changing which one Lebron was leaning towards on a daily basis.  It was ridiculous speculative reporting, and when he finally got it right, he took credit for the information without naming a source, while Stephen A Smith had named a source from the beginning.  The lesson being, just because most casual fans get their sports news from ESPN, doesn't mean they report the biggest breaking sports news stories first, and it doesn't mean they deserve all, if any of the credit.

ESPN's hype machine Pt. 2 / One big, fat, obnoxious foul-mouthed problem: Rex Ryan and the Jets

                  ESPN and I still have some beefs to settle, so before I move on to bigger and better and more relevant things involving sports, like the actual sports, themselves.  ESPN has four types of on-air personalties, "Analysts", "Anchors", "Commentators" and "Reporters".   The commentators comment on the analysis of the analysts who are analyzing the reports that the reporters report to the anchors, got it?  The anchors (most of which can be seen on "SportsCenter") tend to make snide, sarcastic comments throughout the highlights that have been put together by the technical side of the whole operation.  Then the analysts and/or commentators are to expand or provide more evidence supporting their co-workers' sarcastic opinions.  The smallest number of personalties can be found reporting as reporters, who essentially do a majority of the work providing inside access that goes beyond the facts (or not), seem to have the most knowledge, and yet get the least recognition.  The reporters who actually comprehend the details of each story they report, rarely give more than a comment or two regarding their own opinion, while the analysts, commentators and anchors sit at a desk and all happen to share similiar sports theories.  Sometimes it almost seems as if all the other on-air "talents" ignore the actual factual reporting from events such as NFL training camp, and instead, ESPN comes up with a general consensus that most of the personalties agree with.  Confused?  Me too.   ESPN is all about power rankings and letter grades, be it by committee, or individual analyst.   The ESPN NFL Pre-season Power Rankings, put together by their leading commentators, analysts, journalists and senior staff members emphasizes my points.  Not only do they like to rank teams' seasons before training camp is even over (they are that obsessed with numerically or alphabetically ordering their own predictions), but as soon as ESPN sets these pre-season "power rankings", the rest of ESPN's personalties appearing on each and every ESPN television program follow suit.  Mike and Mike of ESPN's morning show, will tell you that the pittsburgh steelers are going to be crappy, and that the Jets are SuperBowl contenders because that is what ESPN told them.  It's like a cycle, the analysts and commentators watch each other on television and see these rankings and ultimately their opinions end up being eerily similiar.  ESPN figured this out a little more than 5 years ago, and so now they've brought in a few personalties such as Skip Bayless, who is a ridiculous independant journalist who doesn't follow the ESPN way of thinking, but instead incites riotous outrage with his sensationalism.  He disagrees with most of the general opinion ESPN promotes, (you would think that would be a good thing.) unfortunately, he disagrees with rational and reasonable facts, and has no evidence to back up his own opinions.   By the end of his insane desk-pounding rants about how overrated Tiger Woods and Lebron James are (on ESPN First Take), viewers and readers are left thinking they have no choice but to side with ESPN's general views because they certainly don't want to agree with skip bayless's idiocy.   Thusly, once again, ESPN wins, so many journalists are so intent on giving you an alternative view that they don't realize ESPN is partially right most of the time.  Therefore ESPN can promote the teams and players that give them the most access and provide the most controversy, but they still have enough integrity and factual support that challenging them by trying to discredit them altogether only leads to failure and irrelevancy.  And of course, the truth gets lost in this epic battle between ESPN and everyone else. 

                      That's why I'm here....  What I'm trying to say is that the New York Jets are ranked #7 in ESPN's pre-season "Power Rankings" because Rex Ryan has a big mouth, Mark Sanchez has a pretty boy image, They're on HBO's "Hard Knocks", and ESPN needs ratings.   Big city teams bring more ratings in general, and the Jets are full of personality and drama.   "Aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh"... thats how I feel.   But as usual, most of the "Power Rankings" are seemingly fairly reasonable and if you're to disagree with them entirely, it only hurts your own credibility as a journalist.  On the other hand, here's what I think I know, The New York Giants are a better team than the New York Jets.  The NFC East has been one of the best and most powerful divisions for years and it's better than having three teams ranked  #16-20.  Of course, ESPN will slowly adapt to the actual NFL climate, and the NFC East teams will slowly and subtely climb up the charts as the Jets slip into oblivion this season.  The eagles don't suck just because they lost Donovan Mcnabb, they would've never traded him if they didnt have the utmost confidence in Kevin Kolb, and they were a playoff team just last year.   The Redskins have a new coach and a new quarterback named Donovan Mcnabb, and even though making very few changes like that doesn't usually propel a team to greatness....they are going to be pretty damn good, especially since they've had one of the best defenses in the league for years now.  None of that matters, because in my heart and in my head, even in my subconscious, or in my stats, facts, and hopes... The #16 ranked New York Giants are going to be a better team than the #7 New York Jets this year.  That doesn't mean the Giants are truly the seventh best team as the Jets fall to number eight...its probably more like the giants are #13 or 14 and the jets are  #15 or 16.  In other words, since I feel as though the New York Giants are just slightly underrated (being that they're above average as opposed to below average),  this is really all about the New York Jets being over-hyped, overrated, over-analyzed, and inferior.

                       First of all, everyone agrees that the patriots and dolphins also have a shot to win the AFC East.  How are the Jets a top ten team when they might not even win their own division?  Forget last post-season's first round blow-out loss to the Baltimore Ravens, the New England Patriots have acquired tons of young talent in the draft, Tom Brady is not coming off of an injury, the team chemistry is better, the ground game and secondary have improved mildly, and Bill Belichick knows how to coach and win football games.  Brandon Marshall and Karlos Dansby provide legitimate superstars to an already impressive young Miama Dolphins roster.  Chad Henne will finally have a big, talented target to throw to and he will be twice as good as Mark Sanchez on a bad day.  The New York Giants won the Super Bowl three years ago and were 13-3 in the regular season two years ago.   Last year, the offensive line, running backs, and defense all did worse than expected while the Giants stayed competetive late into the season as Eli Manning and Steve Smith had their best seasons respectively.  The giants were also plagued with injuries throughout the defense.  The Giants still have that talented defensive line that lead the league in sacks in 2008,  Justin Tuck is a superstar type talent who was hobbled with a leg injury for most of last season.  Osi Umenyora played badly, everyone is entitled to a poor season.  More importantly, the giants have now added two new free agents, defensive leaders Keith Bullock and Antrell Rolle, while their extremely talented young safety Kenny Phillips has also returned from a career threatening injury, making their linebacker core and secondary much improved.  Eli continues to become a consistent qb, while Steve Smith has established himself as a #1 possesion receiver.  Brandon Jacobs and Ahmad Bradshaw are both looking to have bounce back seasons in the running game.  Hakeem Nicks and Mario Manningham have alot of potential at the wid receiver spot.  With all that said, even if a few of the Giants players on offense and defense turn out to be busts, the fact that their roster is similiar yet arguably better than the team that went 13-3 just two seasons ago make the New York Giants a formidable playoff contender.  Which brings us to the green team that doesn't even have their own stadium.   Last season Mark Sanchez threw 12 td passes and 20 interceptions during the regular season, not to mention that his accuracy was deplorable.  He threw 5 interceptions to the Buffalo Bills and virtually did everything he could to ensure that his team lost a critical game to a pathetic opponent.   He didn't just have a bad rookie season, he was a bad NFL rookie.  Then the 7-7 New York Jets faced two straight opponents (Indianapolis Colts, Cincinnati Bengals) that were either resting their starters for a majority of the game, or giving a terrible effort because they (the bengals) WANTED to face the dismal New York Jets in the first round of the playoffs.  Mark Sanchez played well in one of the three playoff games, and wasn't too bad in the other two, which leads me to believe he really does have some potential.  But the fact is, good young quarterbacks like Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco did worse in their sophmore seasons than in their rookie seasons.   Mark Sanchez set the bar so low for himself that it seems as though he can play quite average this year, and it would be a signifigant improvement over last year.  Sanchez is a question mark, but I think everyone can agree that he probably won't be that good, and he certainly won't be a great difference-making type of quarterback.  He's supposed to have an unbelievable offensive line and great running back core to take much of the pressure off which brings me to my most important point about the Jets.  The jets released their best offensive lineman, Alan Faneca, as well as a vocal team leader.  Who knows how that will affect the chemistry of the offensive line.   They also got rid of their starting running back of the last few years, Thomas Jones, who was one of the best backs in the league last year, along with their most explosive play-making runningback in Leon Washington.  Therefore, there offense looks questionable at best, but at least they still have that great defense right?  Not exactly, the Jets were so good on defense because they blitzed often and they disguised the blitz so well, and they were able to pressure the quarterback better than any other team.   However, the defense was great because the secondary covering the receivers and tight ends were so great, because Darelle Revis, (the best defensive player who) took the best receiving option and/or reciever on the opponent's offense completely out of the game.  Darelle Revis is continuing to demand more money and isn't expected to join the team in time for the start of the regular season as of yet.   The Jets may have the support and the hype and the talk asking to bring on the expectations, but I don't think they have the talent or the team.  LaDainian Thomlinson is old, in case I forgot to mention that?  Shonn Greene, like Sanchez, has potential, but a young unproven running back isn't going to be able to carry the team on his back.  Even if the defense stays solid in the absence of their best player and cornerback, is there really enough here to believe this is a team on its way back to the playoffs?  They wouldn't have made the playoffs last year if not for luck and fluke scheduling.  The running game and secondary, the strengths of this team last year, are the two areas of the roster that the Jets have changed the most.  Their lack of sense in the front office and their lack of talent on the field combined will make this one dissappointing seasons for all of those delusional New York Jets fans.

anna paquin wedding

Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer are newly married. The couple got married yesterday at a private residence in Malibu, California.



Following the ceremony, Paquin and Moyer had their reception across the street at a beach house, and from the looks of it, it was a really casual and fun event. Moyer was spotted swimming with friends at the reception.



Anna Paquin, who plays Sookie Stackhouse on True Blood, and Stephen Moyer, who plays Bill Compton, were engaged last summer on a Hawaiian beach. They met on the series, and began dating a few months after they started filming True Blood in 2008.





Guests at the wedding included Elijah Wood and 'True Blood' castmates Ryan Kwanten, Sam Trammell, Alan Ball, Rutina Wesley and Carrie Preston, plus Preston's husband Michael Emerson.



After the ceremony, Moyer got rid of his suit and jumped in the Pacific Ocean.

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Jason Toohey: Jenny McCarthy's Boyfriend!!!

Jenny McCarthy's new boyfriend is former fitness model and Vegas pirate performer Jason Toohey.They have been dating for two months and she has even moved in with him temporarily.



Jason, 35, is a Las Vegas resident and has been living with Jenny!



“I’ve been living in Vegas for about a month. My house is under construction right now in L.A., so I very well could be here until it’s done,” Jenny, 37, shared. “It’s been awesome here.”



Jenny and Jim Carrey broke up in April after five years together.



Jason is a different mystery man than the first one back in May. Back in April, Jenny and Jim Carrey pulled the plug on their five-year relationship.

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Born on the Fourth of July, George Steinbrenner left the world stage with a great sense of timing too.

According to multiple reports, Steinbrenner -- who turned 80-years old on July 4th -- was rushed to St. Joseph's hospital in Tampa where he was later pronounced dead.

Steinbrenner's death Tuesday came during an unplanned year-long gap in the estate tax, the first since it was enacted in 1916. Political wrangling has stalemated efforts in Congress to replace the tax that expired in 2009.

Steinbrenner -- a U.S. Navy veteran -- retired from running the Yankees in 2006 ... leaving his sons Hank and Hal to run the team.

Since Steinbrenner took over the team in 1973, the Yankees locked up 11 pennants and 7 World Series titles.

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