The 2012 NFL Season is just a week away. It's finally almost here. Next Wednesday September 5th the Dallas Cowboys will open up against the Super Bowl Champion New York Giants.

Is it worth the wait?

In case you missed it this weekend, the Los Angeles Dodgers made one of the biggest trades in MLB history on Saturday, acquiring starting pitcher Josh Beckett, first baseman Adrian Gonzalez and left fielder Carl Crawford from the Boston Red Sox along with  infielder Nick Punto.
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It's official.  Skip Bayless has lost his mind.  He needs to stop talking immediately.
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In case you missed it, Photoshop Sports was featured on The Jim Rome Show last week (see video below) as part of his 'What Rome Wants" segment.  Rome gave us props for our NBA Legends piece and asked for Kevin Durant and LeBron James in some old school Reebok pumps and Rec Specs.

If Van Smack asks he shall receive:
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Fresh off his Olympic gold medal, first overall pick Anthony Davis is about to take the NBA by storm this season.  Not only because of his freakishly long shot-blocking frame, but also because of his unique recently trademarked Uni-Brow.

Davis is the only athlete that's rocking the bizarre look these days --  so we thought it'd be fun to look at some other NBA players and personalities if they were to sport the uni-brow this season.

Here's how they turned out:
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LeBron James has dominated Basketball as much as anyone could dominate this and is finally starting to get what he deserves.
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Back to the Future 2 predicted the Cubs would win the World Series by 2015...but seriously -- c'mon? 2015? We're more likely to see Hover boards by then than see the Cubs raise a Championship Banner.
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Just when you thought the San Francisco Giants had escaped the dark cloud the size of Barry Bonds' head, Melky Cabrera goes out and gets busted for using PEDs.

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Dwight Howard is now a member of the Los Angeles Lakers after kicking and screaming in Orlando for the past year demanding a trade.  It was a little more dramatic than when Shaquille O'Neal bolted for LA in the mid 90's, but both superstars end up in Hollywood in the end leaving the Magic will yet another hole to fill.

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Michael Jordan

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The New York Yankees. Legends. Championships. Tradition.  Theses are all words that come to mind when you think of the storied franchise with 27 World Series titles.

All the great players who have wore the pin stripes can now be found in Monument Park at the New Yankee Stadium.  However, what about all the busts and ridiculous contracts that didn't turn out over the years? Do they have a park to be remembered forever?

No?

Well maybe they should.

We thought it would be fun to put together a "Bumument Park" to display some of the 'best' Yankees throughout the years.  We decided to create its first five members and let you decide who gets added (or removed) moving forward.

So, here you have it.  The inaugural members of Bumument Park. Please leave your suggestions below in the comments for the next members.

Who's Next?

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It looks as though the Nationals are "finally" going to make the playoffs for the first time since 1981 if you still want to linked them with the Montreal Expos.

After being awful since they left Montreal, the team has built a nice young core through the draft led by Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper.


Would things have been different if this had happened 10 years ago? Tough to say since the Expos had many young players in the 90s and early 2000s...but it's fun to wonder what might have been if Harper was wearing an Expos hat in Montreal currently.

Michael Jordan was the 3rd pick in the 1984 NBA Draft, leaving many to debate 'what if'.  It's hard to argue Houston's selection of (H)akeem Olajuwon with the first overall pick, but what if the Portland Trail Blazers had selected Jordan to play along side Clyde Drexler instead of Kentucky's Sam Bowie?

Would Jordan and Drexler have clashed? Or would they have thrived?