Too bad Mets didn’t move as quickly on Willie Randolph

After the Mets’ 2007 collapse, there was some speculation that Willie Randolph would lose his job. The Mets did not…

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Are the Pirates losing on purpose?

Here’s an interesting thought from Squaking Baseball: Consider: this past spring, Dan Fox introduced a defensive metric on Baseball Prospectus…

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Monday Morning Chrysler New Yorker

Hope you had a good Christmas. I’ll be back in a semi-normal posting schedule now that the holiday is over….

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Paw Prints – The Daily Roundup – 12/29

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It’s game day for the No. 2/2 UConn Huskies men’s basketball team as they open up Big East Conference play…

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Random USC and Iowa stats

Some random stats to help you zoom in on the next USC target come 1/1/09… Iowa O-fence vs. SC DIowa…

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Fourth Outfielder Candidates: Rocco Baldelli

This is part one of a three part series about the fourth outfield spot for the 2009 season. Let’s begin with Rocco Baldelli, the former Tampa Bay Ray golden boy who mysterious medical situation has turned up more false hope and dead ends than the search for Natalie Holloway. Currently, the Reds, Pirates, Rays, and Red Sox are interested in signing the 27 year old outfielder. There have been recent reports indicating his condition has been upgraded and is “more treatable” than thought before. There is a good chance his fatigue could have been a reaction to medication given based on a misdiagnosis.

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Cold Hard Football Facts Loses Their Collective Mind

The love-in is over.  Today Cold Hard Football Facts showed once again that it cares nothing for facts or context. …

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Orlovsky Makes Pro Football Hall of Fame….

for all the wrong reasons as the Detroit Lions finished the season at 0-16. They are the first team to…

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Who should be the fourth outfielder in 2009?

With JD Drew, Jason Bay, and Jacoby Ellsbury all under contract for 2009, the Red Sox starting outfield is set in stone before pitchers and catchers report. Unless you consider Jonathan Van Every, Chris Carter, or Jeff Bailey a long-term solution, the team still needs to acquire a fourth outfielder via free agency or trade. Needing to acquire a fourth outfielder may seem like an exercise in gluttony, but let’s be candid about our current situation. JD Drew has played 135 games or less seven times in his ten year career and the Red Sox can afford to pay above market on some spare parts to sit the bench.

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Titans prepare for postseason play

Now that the Titans have finished the regular season with a franchise-best 13-3 record, we can now look forward to…

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My shot glass is half full

Whining about it won’t help.  Heavy drinking probably won’t either. The Colts are headed west to play San Diego.  Normally,…

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Josh Bard is Back

In other news, GM’s across the majors look through the Rolodex for Doug Mirabelli’s agent’s number. In a day of…

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Youth is served: Oakland Raiders come from behind to defeat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

After earning a reputation early in the year for dropping games where they had a two score lead late, the…

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We Don’t Need No Water, Let the Raptors Lead Burn!

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If the Raps were packaged in a box and had a set of instructions, they would read as follows: Play…

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UConn in the NBA 2008/09 – 12/28

Here is our weekly look at how the 13 former players from the UConn Huskies have fared in the NBA…

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Another Sox Yankee comparison

Comparing players by batting order seems much more logical than comparing worth by position. Jed Lowrie and Derek Jeter for example aren’t as comparable offensively with one as a bottom of the order hitter and one as a top of the order.

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Cruisin’

C's leading the Kings by 25 at the break. They are dominating all facets of this game. Box Score

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“The worst 27-4 team ever”

So says Mark Massengil Heisler… If anyone forgot, as almost everyone did, the Lakers' size, depth and athleticism are far…

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How Lakers Fans Spend Their Time

This is how we know we've hit it big.  When Lakers fans randomly decide to leave their blogs and come…

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How It Looked From Their Side

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The Kings, shall we say, are not doing well this year.  Their only real notable win was beating the Lakers…

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Beastondo For MVP

Kendrick Perkins returned to the lineup last night and showed why the Celtics need the Beast in the middle of…

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Roy and Oden Might Miss C’s Game

Marc Spears reports: Blazers center Greg Oden sprained his left ankle while coming down on teammate Shavlik Randolph's foot at…

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Wolves Updates 12-29

Click here for the forum’s thread for tonight’s game against Memphis Game previews: Associated Press Ronald Tillery/Memphis Commercial Appeal Jerry…

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Brett Favre triggers Tom Glavine flashback

At the end of the 2007, the Mets’ late-season choke culminated with future Hall of Famer Tom Glavine closing out…

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Teagarden For Two

Other than the upsized pursuit of Teixeira, IMO Theo has accomplished quite a few important, foundational, little things.

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Under Estimated Tony Sparano’s Departure

From a fan’s point of view I’m going to eat some humble pie and officially admit that Coach Sparano’s departure…

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Why Patrick Kane will be in the league forever

For most people, not just hockey fans, EA Sports’ NHL 93 (I had 94, so I’m going with that image)…

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Is Philadelphia the new Boston?

Going into today’s games, There were convoluted scenarios out there, but for the most part, it was easy for a…

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UConn Women Return From Xmas Break With 29 Point Win Over Lady Gamecocks

Geno Auriemma usually tries to get a homecoming game for his players during their 4 years at UConn. There’s been…

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