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                                                        The Greatest Tragedy in Sports

For many years I've been wanting to update the Greatest Tragedy in Sports, and last October I finally did.  I did it mainly to coincide with ESPN's 30 for 30 "Down in the Valley" which was suppose to be about how Kevin Johnson saved the Kings from leaving Sacramento, but it was never aired.  I used less copyrighted music this time (no Star Wars or Pink Floyd) and so far it hasn't been pulled from youtube.  There is plenty of additional footage that I didn't have available in 2008 that further proves a cover up took place within the league and media.

Part 9 banned!

It's just a matter of time until they erase all my videos for copyright grounds.  Part 9, the most important video of the series "The Greatest Tragedy in Sports", has now been banned permanently after being up for nearly 4 years on youtube.  It also coincides with the selling of Star Wars to Disney (there is Star Wars music in the background of part 9) and since Disney owns ESPN, it makes sense for them to ban my video.  So congratulations to ESPN/Disney for being the bully that they are.  They can't win with truth, so they use their power to suppress certain individuals like myself.  It's really a miracle that you're even reading this at all.  

I wasn't lying!

Normally 10,000 views in 12 days would be alot for a youtube video, but not for Part 6 of the Greatest Tragedy in Sports.  Just before Youtube decided to remove their tags (apparently they're doing this to prevent girls from making $ wearing pushup bras), Part 6 was averaging 20,000 views per day and the views were climbing.  It's the only youtube video I've ever seen that never reached its peak until now, since Youtube only has a small window for videos to get noticed.  Why it was getting so many views, is a great question and I will answer it like this:
    -99% of the public still believe Tim Donaghy was an official in game 6, 2002
    -ESPN still hasn't attempted to do any investigative work with regards to game 6.                            
    -SI was going to do a 10 year anniversary piece on gm 6, 02, but the editors killed it.
    -To my knowledge, it is the most censored topic in professional sports
    -And that topic deals with Donaghy, his allegations, & light sentence.


However since the tags that deal with this subject (Los Angeles Lakers, Sacramento Kings, 2002, Western Conference Finals, Tim Donaghy, game 6) have now been removed from youtube, the traffic to my videos have decreased by 95%.  To me this is the Greatest Tragedy of Youtube. 

The Greatest Tragedy in Sports part 6

8/17/12

Well it has finally happened.  YouTube found a way to decrease the traffic to my video after averaging about 20,000 views per day.  I don't know why all of a sudden the views would drop to only 1,000 per day, after never reaching a plateau or peak even ever since 2008, when it reached 978,000 views by 2011 before YouTube deleted my original channel titled NFLranking.  YouTube must be guilty of removing the flow of traffic I had reaching this video, since they're already guilty of deleting my original channel in the first place.  As it stands this video has nearly 1.3 million views and should have 2.3 millions views total if the original one was never removed.  I will in the future make one last 1-2 hour documentary about all of this:
        - The 3 bogus strikes by the NFL about my NFL videos
        - The interviews I did with ESPN and SI that were never published
        - The Conspiracy by YouTube to make channels like mine go unnoticed
        - The Conspiracy by the Maloofs to move out of Sacramento's small market.
        - The Twitter revolution
        - Tim Donaghy's book
        - The Book titled "Gaming the Game" about Donaghy's bookie
        - The Fix is In by Brian Tuohy
        - "Why the NBA is Declining" the video that was on SI.COM
        - Parts 1-9 of "The Greatest Tragedy in Sports"
        - The JFK Conspiracy (yes because I see too many similarities in Donaghy & Oswald)
        - The NBA post 2008
        - And ultimately why I felt obligated to produce "The Greatest Tragedy in Sports"