The Ryder Cup might be interesting this year

Fixed for clarity.

Big Man Jim Gray confronts Corey Pavin. Wonder if he would do the same to Tiger Woods, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan and those sorts? That Mr. Gray is one intimidating man.

 

Is there any more overhyped sporting event in the world than the Ryder Cup?

 

I agree, though it can be very entertaining.

Like tennis, I don't give much of a shut about nationality in golf. I root for who I like regardless of where they're from.

 

Overhyped? Really? I don't get that at all.

But to answer your question, go back in time about a month to six weeks. Another clue....South Africa...There's your answer.

 

Good answer. But yes, the Ryder Cup is way overhyped.

 

Way overhyped? Again, I don't see it. This event is like less than a month away or something like that, and I haven't heard hardly anything about it. I couldn't even tell you where it's being played. Only thing being written about is the stupid "Tiger: Will he or won't he be picked?" storyline.

 

That's true. A Wednesday NYY-BOS game is way more overhyped than the Ryder Cup. Not. Even. Close.

 

Lot of hatred for Gray here.
If Pavin did lie to Gray, I hope he gets nailed like Jesus. That is a BS move - IF - he lied.

The Ryder and Walker Cup are incredibly over-hyped.
I usually root for Europe, cause I like their individual players (Darren Clarke, Padrig Harrington, Ian Poulter and even Monty) better than the U.S. group though that was not the case last time - Kenny Perry, Boo and Woody Austin.
I like the match play angle, but I could give a shit who wins.

 

Ian Poulter is a jackass. He keeps making claims how he's going to break through and everyone is still waiting for him to do so. He's got game, just needs to keep his mouth shut until he wins something.

 

Yeah, but I love the way he dresses.

 

The man pulls off pink like nobody else, I'll give him that.