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2011 National League Preview
Posted on 14 Mar 2011 by Michael Waterloo.
For the second part of my baseball preview installment, let's look at the National League. National League: East - 1. Philadelphia Phillies – Head of the class in the National League with the best pitching staff since the 1971 Baltimore Orioles Storyline: As with the Red Sox, will the Phillies live up to expectations? Player to watch: Domonic Brown – Surgery set him back 4-6 weeks, ...
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Summary of Florentino Pérez’s reign (2000-2006, 2009-)
Posted on 3 Mar 2011 by Allan Jiang.
Florentino Pérez reign (2000-2006, 2009-) The summer of 2003 Pérez decided to not renew the contract of Vicente del Bosque who had led Real to two Champions League victories. The decision wasn't performance related given del Bosque had led Real to another league title and the Champions League semi-finals. From 2003-2006, Pérez hired and fired five managers. With the chance to sign Paris...
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NCAA Conference Tournament Week: Previewing the Asun, OVC and Patriot League
Posted on 2 Mar 2011 by Adrian Fedkiw.
Yesterday marked the official start of the postseason as the Big South and Horizon League kicked off their conference tournaments. Today things get a bit more interesting as two of the more underrated “mid-mid major” conferences tip-off in the Ohio Valley and Atlantic Sun conferences. ATLANTIC SUN PREVIEW Bubble- None Bracket- http://www.atlanticsun.org/media/2010-11/pdf/MBB%20...
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NCAA Conference Tournament Preview: Looking at the Big South and Horizon League
Posted on 1 Mar 2011 by Adrian Fedkiw.
As the big boys continue their conference seasons, the little guys hit the floor to start their conference tournaments. Today marks the first day for the Big South and Horizon League Tournaments, while the Atlantic Sun, Ohio Valley Conference and Patriot Leauge tip-off their games tomorrow. March is here my friends! Horizon League Preview Bubble- Butler, Cleveland State Bracket- http://s3.am...
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Sullivan Signs Minor League Deal
Posted on 11 Feb 2011 by Christopher Rowe.
The Phillies have signed outfielder Cory Sullivan to a Minor League contract, according to several sources including MLB.com and Phillies.com. Sullivan will be in Minor League camp with a possibility of making the major league club. It is likely that Sullivan (a left-handed hitter) would have to outperform Ross Gload (L), John Mayberry, Jr. (R) and Domonic Brown (L) in order to ride the Phillie...
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NBA Contraction For Dummies
Posted on 30 Dec 2010 by Christopher Rowe.
LeBron James may be an under 30 multi-millionaire, but his public service is commendable. James finds time in his busy schedule to spark new debate on the subject of NBA contraction. LeBron has been discussing the matter fairly openly in recent days. Debate is the DNA of sports fandom and a divisive issue like contraction fits right in. Unfortunately, too many folks arguing in favor of contra...
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Shaping the New York Mets 2011 Bench
Posted on 28 Dec 2010 by Jim Mancari.
With the acquisition of Chin-lung Hu, let's take a look at some bench options this year for the Mets. Strong depth is always an important factor for success. Just look at the World Series champion San Francisco Giants. Usually, National League teams carry 12 pitchers leaving 13 spots for position players. Eight of those will be starters, so the Mets have to construct a bench made up of five pla...
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Knicks/Thunder – 5 things
Posted on 23 Dec 2010 by Jordan Lauterbach.
Talk of the Knicks being overrated hit a major snag last night when New York demolished the Oklahoma City Thunder at MSG. While the term “best win of the season” is often thrown around wildly (sometimes on this very blog), it’s hard to argue that Tuesday night wasn’t the most demonstrative win of the year. Sure, you could argue for blowing out Chicago (ironically, the next opponent ...
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Auxerre Too Weak and Lyon Overwhelmed but Qualified In Champions League
Posted on 25 Nov 2010 by 90Soccer.com.
By Shai Mamou AJ Auxerre-AC Milan: 0-2 (Ibrahimovic 64′, Ronaldinho, 90′) It was predictable, AJ Auxerre lost versus AC Milan on Tuesday evening (0-2). However, Jean Fernandez’s players were far from ridiculous despite the edge between the two records of achievements. For example, during almost every game in this European campaign, Auxerre developed a quite interesting soccer and threaten...
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Who’s Got Big Ben’s Back?
Posted on 24 Nov 2010 by Steven Keys.
Come seasons end, Ben Roethlisberger should have a sit-down with his agent and (contract permitting) consider other opportunities around the League where his skills & grit would be better appreciated. Last Sunday when Oakland Raiders’ DE Richard Seymour sent the Steelers' QB tumbling to the turf with a sucker-punch Ben’s teammates had little reaction. Even though Seymour has yet to make...
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Halladay Unanimous NL Cy Young
Posted on 16 Nov 2010 by Christopher Rowe.
Roy Halladay is the unanimous 2010 National League Cy Young Award winner. There were 32 votes cast (two votes in each NL city), and Halladay received all 32 first-place votes. He is the 13th unanimous NL winner, receiving a perfect 224 points (7 points for first place, 4 for second, 3 for third, two for fourth and one for fifth). The BBWAA expanded the Cy Young Award ballot from 3 to 5 pitc...
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Phillies Quietly Restocking for 2011
Posted on 13 Nov 2010 by Christopher Rowe.
It has been a relatively busy week for the Phillies. They hired Juan Samuel to replace Davey Lopes on the coaching staff. They signed or agreed to terms with a few notable Minor League free agents and searched to fill vacancies on their Minor League coaching staff – which could conclude with Ryne Sandberg and Mickey Morandini joining the organization. This is before General manager Rube...









