Latest Headlines
Loading...
Philadelphia Phillies: Top 7 Right-Handed Outfield Platoon Trade Options
Posted on 25 Jun 2011 by Adrian Fedkiw.
No manager in Phillies history platooned his players like Gene Mauch. They called him the “Little General” because of his phenomenal attention to do detail. At times he'd single-handedly win a game by consistently being one step ahead of the opposing manager. There were also times where he overmanaged and cost his team games. During the historic 1964 collapse, Mauch panicked down ...
Continue Reading
Delinquent Ducks Make Defense an Issue Heading into Summer
Posted on 18 Jun 2011 by Rob Parness.
Coming out of spring practices the bright spot for the Ducks appeared to be an improved and athletic defense that was hungry to grab some of the spotlight away from the high-powered Oregon offense. However, just days following the spring game projected starting inside linebacker Kiko Alonso was arrested for trespassing during what appeared to be an attempted robbery. The incident came only 15 m...
Continue Reading
Just Another Birthday, Cliff Lee Leads Phillies to 3-0 Win
Posted on 16 Jun 2011 by Adrian Fedkiw.
To the fans in my section chanting “Let's go Clifford,” remember, his name is Clifton! Less than a month ago, some Phillies fans started to question the Cliff Lee signing. After an abysmal performance against the Nationals where Lee allowed six earned runs over 5.1 innings, his ERA sat at 3.94. Clifton's been nothing short of sensational since. Over his last three starts, Lee's ...
Continue Reading
Dirty Bird Blog: Get Ready!
Posted on 15 Jun 2011 by Clifford Pine.
Canada….ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?! Only one day left until the Montreal Alouettes take to the field for their first pre-season game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. This is the chance for fans to have some questions answered regarding what team will be on the field for the home opener. Questions like: 1. Who replaces Avon Cobourne in the backfield? - According to Marc Trestman, t...
Continue Reading
Disgusting
Posted on 11 Jun 2011 by Brendan Sennott.
This will be my shortest post to date here in my early tenure at Pro Sports Blogging. I am going underground and will not return until next Friday June 17th. What I saw last night from the New York Yankees was disgusting. The Bombers got swept for the second time in a month by their blood rivals the Red Sox. They have no heart. They have no intensity. They have lousy fundamentals....
Continue Reading
Missing: Braves offense!
Posted on 10 Jun 2011 by Marcus Young.
It may be time to tack up some “MISSING” fliers on neighborhood trees and on milk cartons around Turner Field like when pets run away. Or do they still mail out those sad “Have you seen me?” cards when people disappear? Because the Atlanta Braves offense is definitely missing in action. After dropping 2 of 3 to the lowly Mets last weekend (a team battling serious injur...
Continue Reading
2011 Draft = Tough for the Rockies
Posted on 6 Jun 2011 by Brett Pietrzak.
Well the MLB Amatuer Draft is right around the corner and the Rockies have some decisions to make. The Rockies will pick 20th in this years draft. Here are, in my eyes, the best players that may be available: 1. Mikie Mahtook OF LSU Mahtook is the best outfielder in the draft in my eyes and he would be a great upgrade to Seth Smith. Mikie is an outstanding prospect with power potential to all ...
Continue Reading
Thunder Look Lost Against Big D
Posted on 21 May 2011 by Steven Jones.
With the one-year anniversary of the finale of “LOST” falling in two days, there is no better way to discuss the latest installation of this baffling Western Conference Final – a closer-than-it-should-have-been victory for the visiting Dallas Mavericks – than to examine some key subplots using the titles of episodes from ABC's classic show. The Beginning of the End: The...
Continue Reading
Marlins Net Back-to-Back Losses to Cubs
Posted on 21 May 2011 by Jon Melton.
Òðè áîãàòûðÿ íà äàëüíèõ áåðåãàõ 2012 With a chance this week to take series wins from two of the lower-echelon teams in the NL, the Fish floundered. The Marlins came out of back-to-back two game sets against the Mets and Cubs with only one win to show for it. The backdrop for the first two game set was Citi Field, a billion dollar latrine fittingly located in Flushing...
Continue Reading
Roy Halladay Avoids Stretch of Infamy for the Philadelphia Phillies
Posted on 20 May 2011 by Adrian Fedkiw.
Before Roy Halladay’s first pitch of the game against Texas on Friday, Chris Wheeler summed it up perfectly; “He’s (Roy Halladay) pitched two straight complete game losses, that’s gotta stop.” The last pitcher to have three straight complete games without a win, Steve Carlton in 1973 The lineup has been in a slump, but the starting pitching has done its job. The Phillies entered ...
Continue Reading
Dirk is Definition of Consistent, Mavs Take Game 1 of West Finals
Posted on 18 May 2011 by Andy R Strom.
The Dallas Mavericks came into Tuesday’s game with eight days of rest since knocking off the defending champ LA Lakers in four games. The Thunder on the other hand, had to turn the corner quickly after just finishing their previous series with Memphis in game 7 on Sunday. Leading up to the game most of the talk centered on the rest vs. rust factor for Dallas and how the youth vs. veteran angl...
Continue Reading
Thunder Can’t Stop German Invasion
Posted on 18 May 2011 by Steven Jones.
The youngest team in the NBA playoffs stands four victories from a trip to the Finals. They are thus poised despite spending their last two playoff rounds battling arguably the toughest individual matchups in the Western Conference. After failing in his initial tete-a-tete with Zach Randolph in the previous round, Oklahoma City's Serge Ibaka encountered a new form of torture in his duel with Di...
Continue Reading
-
seanndehfs said: =
-
unbsxgvha said: =
-
Ignatius said: Muller!! When are you coming back??
-
-
Steven Jones said: Thanks Drew! I agree that Martin was showing some nice support, but he's so depend...
Loading Twitter feed...
Sponsers
Sponsers
