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| | #Mark Sanchez — while playing quarterback for the [[New York Jets]] he was touted as the team's best QB over [[conservative]] [[Christian]] [[Tim Tebow]], despite Sanchez falling apart at the end of the 2011–12 season and continuing to perform poorly in the 2012-2013 season (and was notable for one of the most embarrassing plays in NFL history -- the "Butt Fumble", which occurred when an opposing player blocked a lineman into Sanchez, whereupon the lineman's posterior hit Sanchez and the ball). When Tebow came to the Jets, [[liberals]] championed the former [[USC]] star Sanchez as the superior player despite his mediocre play throughout his career. As a result, Tebow was forced out of the Jets team and released at the end of the 2012-13 season. | | #Mark Sanchez — while playing quarterback for the [[New York Jets]] he was touted as the team's best QB over [[conservative]] [[Christian]] [[Tim Tebow]], despite Sanchez falling apart at the end of the 2011–12 season and continuing to perform poorly in the 2012-2013 season (and was notable for one of the most embarrassing plays in NFL history -- the "Butt Fumble", which occurred when an opposing player blocked a lineman into Sanchez, whereupon the lineman's posterior hit Sanchez and the ball). When Tebow came to the Jets, [[liberals]] championed the former [[USC]] star Sanchez as the superior player despite his mediocre play throughout his career. As a result, Tebow was forced out of the Jets team and released at the end of the 2012-13 season. |
| | #Ndamukong Suh - he intentionally hurts various NFL players so that they may not play football ever again. He also really isn't near as good as people hype him up to be, considering two out of the three seasons he was with the [[Miami Dolphins]], they went 6-10. He also only made the playoffs two out of the five seasons with the [[Detroit Lions]]. | | #Ndamukong Suh - he intentionally hurts various NFL players so that they may not play football ever again. He also really isn't near as good as people hype him up to be, considering two out of the three seasons he was with the [[Miami Dolphins]], they went 6-10. He also only made the playoffs two out of the five seasons with the [[Detroit Lions]]. |
| | + | #Team USA (basketball) — failed to medal in two consecutive World Cup tournaments as of 2023, and its coaches seem more concerned with pandering to the [[liberal media]] and [[communist]] [[China]] than playing great basketball. Even the "Dream Team" of the 1992 Olympics, for all its overhype, actually benefited from the breakup of the [[Soviet Union]] which forced [[Lithuania]] to field its separate team without the benefit of other star players. |
| | #[[Tiger Woods]] — has won only one major golf tournament in more than a decade, and yet he's the only one liberals want to promote while reporting on tournaments - even when he's not even playing, as in the 2014 [[Masters]]. Woods has had a string of bizarre, unexplained injuries not typical among professional golfers. Masters' winner Sergio Garcia responded to criticism of him in the media by Tiger Woods by saying that is "probably the first thing he's told you guys that's true in 15 years."<ref>https://www.businessinsider.com/sergio-tiger-woods-lying-2013-5</ref> Woods turned in an improper score card during the 2013 Masters (not taking his penalty for an illegal drop), for which a player would ordinarily be disqualified<ref>The 1969 Masters winner was disqualified for such.</ref> but apparently favoritism for Woods avoided the DQ.<ref>https://deadspin.com/tiger-woods-avoids-disqualification-from-the-masters-fo-472775923</ref> | | #[[Tiger Woods]] — has won only one major golf tournament in more than a decade, and yet he's the only one liberals want to promote while reporting on tournaments - even when he's not even playing, as in the 2014 [[Masters]]. Woods has had a string of bizarre, unexplained injuries not typical among professional golfers. Masters' winner Sergio Garcia responded to criticism of him in the media by Tiger Woods by saying that is "probably the first thing he's told you guys that's true in 15 years."<ref>https://www.businessinsider.com/sergio-tiger-woods-lying-2013-5</ref> Woods turned in an improper score card during the 2013 Masters (not taking his penalty for an illegal drop), for which a player would ordinarily be disqualified<ref>The 1969 Masters winner was disqualified for such.</ref> but apparently favoritism for Woods avoided the DQ.<ref>https://deadspin.com/tiger-woods-avoids-disqualification-from-the-masters-fo-472775923</ref> |
| | #Manu Ginóbili — lauded by the [[liberal media]] as one of the greatest players of his era, the statistics say otherwise; he never averaged 20 points per game nor five rebounds or assists at any point during his career. Although he has been a part of four [[NBA]] championship teams, teammates Tim Duncan and Tony Parker were easily the better players. Ginóbili did not even start the majority of the games in his career. He receives such adulation from [[liberals]] because of his [[atheism]].<ref>http://www.rantsports.com/clubhouse/2014/11/27/15-athletes-you-didnt-know-were-atheist-or-agnostic/#slide_3</ref> Ginóbili was also known to frequently "flop" in attempts to deceive referees. | | #Manu Ginóbili — lauded by the [[liberal media]] as one of the greatest players of his era, the statistics say otherwise; he never averaged 20 points per game nor five rebounds or assists at any point during his career. Although he has been a part of four [[NBA]] championship teams, teammates Tim Duncan and Tony Parker were easily the better players. Ginóbili did not even start the majority of the games in his career. He receives such adulation from [[liberals]] because of his [[atheism]].<ref>http://www.rantsports.com/clubhouse/2014/11/27/15-athletes-you-didnt-know-were-atheist-or-agnostic/#slide_3</ref> Ginóbili was also known to frequently "flop" in attempts to deceive referees. |