intimidator

“They don’t want people to play football this way. So now asking a guy who’s been in the league over a decade — who developed a style of play, who is an intimidator in the inside — to be different is very difficult for him. But if he doesn’t change, they’re going to legislate him out of this game.”

As the Intimidator’s team scrambled to find it, Wallace stuck it out the window and waved it at Earnhardt.

The Dodgers right-hander still has the Nordic-sounding name and looks, but he is a mere shadow of the intimidator they called Thor, after the hammer-wielding god of Norse mythology.

The last time I interviewed him, he bristled at the perception that he was an intimidator, especially as he aged.

Can Asa — who nearly accepted an offer to play linebacker at Notre Dame — become a technician and intimidator at the point of attack?