An MLB Collaborative TL: Piece of Cake: The Cubs win Game 6 in '03

Goodbye Gannon, Deion returns, Pro Bowl, Raiders replacement
February 7th 2004: A few days after the Raiders victory in Super Bowl 39 after 18 seasons and now 5 Pro Bowl seasons Rich Gannon who turned 39 in February calls it a career

Gannon stated that he had planned to retire after the Super Bowl if the Raiders won it and despite a second thought on that he came back around to that decision.

Gannon is set to play his final professional game at the Pro Bowl on Sunday

February 9th 2004: Deion Sanders who unretired in 2004 to play with the Falcons says he will comeback to the team in 2005 and that says that he could very play a couple more years before retiring again

February 10th 2004: Raiders owner and GM Al Davis reveals that all options are at quarterback when it comes to replacing Gannon at quarterback despite trading for A.J Feeley last offseason

February 13th 2005: The 2005 Pro Bowl for the 2004 season is held with the AFC beating the NFC 41-28 and with Peyton Manning taking home MVP honors
 
February 7th 2004: A few days after the Raiders victory in Super Bowl 39 after 18 seasons and now 5 Pro Bowl seasons Rich Gannon who turned 39 in February calls it a career

Gannon stated that he had planned to retire after the Super Bowl if the Raiders won it and despite a second thought on that he came back around to that decision.
Enjoy Retirement Gannon, you truly deserved it. And Yeah Raiders needs a NEW QB soon enough.

February 9th 2004: Deion Sanders who unretired in 2004 to play with the Falcons says he will comeback to the team in 2005 and that says that he could very play a couple more years before retiring again
Future Coach..maybe he entering into coaching earlier ITTL?
 
Enjoy Retirement Gannon, you truly deserved it. And Yeah Raiders needs a NEW QB soon enough.


Future Coach..maybe he entering into coaching earlier ITTL?
I mean in OTL Woodson,Darrell Green,Terrance Newman and a few others were defensive backs that played till they were around 39-42
 
February 7th 2004: A few days after the Raiders victory in Super Bowl 39 after 18 seasons and now 5 Pro Bowl seasons Rich Gannon who turned 39 in February calls it a career

Gannon stated that he had planned to retire after the Super Bowl if the Raiders won it and despite a second thought on that he came back around to that decision.

Gannon is set to play his final professional game at the Pro Bowl on Sunday

February 9th 2004: Deion Sanders who unretired in 2004 to play with the Falcons says he will comeback to the team in 2005 and that says that he could very play a couple more years before retiring again

February 10th 2004: Raiders owner and GM Al Davis reveals that all options are at quarterback when it comes to replacing Gannon at quarterback despite trading for A.J Feeley last offseason

February 13th 2005: The 2005 Pro Bowl for the 2004 season is held with the AFC beating the NFC 41-28 and with Peyton Manning taking home MVP honors
Need to thread this @Looper.
 
I mean in OTL Woodson,Darrell Green,Terrance Newman and a few others were defensive backs that played till they were around 39-42
Not only that, I got the idea of him coming back to play at the NFL and also becoming an ITTL Backdoor so he can enter earlier into coaching. that would be an unique butterfly for the future.
 
Eddie back, Broncos tearing it down, NFL TV deal
February 14th 2005: Eddie George says he will comeback for the 2005 NFL Season but it could very well be his last

February 15th 2005: The Broncos announce that Clinton Portis and Jake Plummer are on the trading block and will probably be dealt next month

February 18th 2005: A new NFL TV deal is announced with NBC and the league as starting in 2006 they will replace CBS for the rights to air NFL games in the season alongside Fox and that CBS and the NFL Network starting next season later on in the season will starting airing Thursday Night and Saturday Night NFL games

Also ESPN and ABC rights to broadcast Sunday and Monday Night Football are extended
 
I guess it’s at Sunday Nights after America’s Funniest Home Videos
You missed the point, Disney thought they were competing with themselves and ABC thought NFL was such a big waste time slot, that's why they cancelled SNF in ESPN and moved MNF to ESPN to become their cable exclusive hook. If you want to keep SNF,kill desperate housewives
 
Wow you learn something new everyday!
But let’s say ITTL at the final moment it goes to the Lifetime Channel or something like that
You missed the point, Disney thought they were competing with themselves and ABC thought NFL was such a big waste time slot, that's why they cancelled SNF in ESPN and moved MNF to ESPN to become their cable exclusive hook. If you want to keep SNF,kill desperate housewives
 
2004-05 UCL last 16; first leg
UEFA Champions League 2004-05

Round of 16 - Leg 1 (February 22nd-23rd)

Newcastle 1-0 Monaco (Newcastle, UK)
Valencia 0-2 Liverpool (Valencia, Spain)
Manchester United 3-2 Marseille (Manchester, UK)
AC Milan 1-1 Real Madrid (Milan, Italy)

Ajax 0-1 Porto (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Arsenal 2-1 PSG (London, UK)
Inter Milan 3-1 Lyon (Milan, Italy)
PSV Eindhoven 3-0 Olympiakos (Eindhoven, Netherlands)

The first leg is in the books! In a clash of the titans, Real Madrid escapes the San Siro with an away goal in hand for the return leg against two-time finalist AC Milan in a sign they the Galácticos may yet have life in them after their 1998-02 run. After struggling through the groups, defending champion Porto shocks with a 1-0 win away at dominant Ajax on a stoppage time header. Wayne Rooney’s dazzling campaign continues as Newcastle takes care of business at home against scrappy Monaco. And while both Man U and Arsenal leave with home victories, they surrender potentially crucial away goals to Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain that could come to haunt them in the second legs in just three weeks time.

No side as as good of a first leg, however, as Liverpool, with Gerrard celebrating his Ballon d’Or by collecting a brace at Valencia ahead of a return leg at Anfield on March 8…
 
Wow you learn something new everyday!
But let’s say ITTL at the final moment it goes to the Lifetime Channel or something like that
Talk about starting matiral fights,now couples will fight for the Sunday night Cable TV, unless cable companies now offer two decoders/cable points
 
A few WWE related notes

1. WWE are showing interest in ROH's CM Punk. He is likely to be signed sometime in the next few months

2. Eddie Guerrero is looking fully clean from drugs. He seems to have finally left it in the past. (this is where we get the big divergence point here)

3. WWE plan to release Billy Gunn, A-Train, Test, Rodney Mack, Johnny Stamboli, Rico, Nidia, Chuck Palumbo, and Jazz. (Gail Kim is not released here. She is actually pushed over the next few years instead of being wasted, showing how good she is in TNA, and then being wasted again by WWE. We are going to have the women's division of WWE actually be competent instead of just eye candy)
Is anyone going to provide an update on WWE/Professional Wrestling? It's been awhile since we've had one
 
NFL off-season news
February 22nd 2005:The Panthers announce a trade of quarterback Jake Delhomme to the Raiders for quarterback A.J Feeley and a to be determined late 2006 NFL Draft pick

The Panthers are now fully expected to build around last season’s 1st round pick Craig Kenzel and have Feeley as his backup while Delhomme is expected to be the placeholder for whoever Oakland drafts

The trade is expected to be official in early March

February 25th 2005: San Diego city
officials announced that that the Chargers planned stadium in downtown San Diego will be voted on in San Diego’s July 2005 elections

February 26th 2005: The Broncos unable to find a trade partner for Plummer announce that they will release him officially once Free Agency officially begins

February 27th 2005: Minnesota turns down a trade with Oakland to send Randy Moss to the Raiders and instead hopes to stay on the Vikings to play with Terrell Owens
 
Damn rolling the tank for the Panthers... and Jake is still decent QB

San Diego’s July 2005
Now or never for the chargers.
February 26th 2005: The Broncos unable to find a trade partner for Plummer announce that they will release him officially once Free Agency officially begins
Damn not even a fourth rounder? Maybe the Panthers or being a backup back in Arizona or Oakland could work

Randy Moss to
Nice
 
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