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A Nice, Quick 2015 MLB Preview
The 2015 Major League Baseball season is upon us. Lots of storylines abound for the upcoming season. In the American League: will Alex Rodriguez bounce back? Will the New York Yankees rebound? Will the Boston Red Sox’ hitting take them… Read More ›
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Believe It or Not, Geno Auriemma Has a Point
UConn’s women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma is a lot of things to a lot of people – most of them not so good. He comes off as an egotistical blowhard, always seemingly bloviating over how great the women’s game is… Read More ›
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Michael Sam Is Doing More Harm to His NFL Future
Let me start by saying I am fan of Michael Sam. Not only do I think Sam could play in the NFL, I want the young brother to succeed in doing so. The problem is that he is making it… Read More ›
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Thoughts on the 2015 NCAA Tournament’s Opening Weekend
There were lots to love about the first weekend of the 2015 NCAA Tournament: a few upsets here, a couple of shockers there (sorry Kansas). And my bracket has officially been shot to hell (gee thanks Michigan State for eliminating… Read More ›
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2015 NCAA Tournament Preview
The 2015 NCAA Tournament is here (whoo-hoo!!!). And while I won’t use this time to bitch over undeserving teams getting in the tournament (Indiana and Purdue I am looking right at your asses), I will use this space to give… Read More ›
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Thoughts on 2015 NFL Free Agency
Well, the NFL’s free agency period is here – and the magnitude of player movement does not disappoint. Here are a few observations I made this early into the signing/trading period. The Indianapolis Colts are going “all-in” in 2015. The… Read More ›
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Syracuse Hoops Got Lucky
At first blush, I thought that the NCAA dropped the hammer on Jim Boeheim and the Syracuse basketball program. Boeheim was suspended for nine ACC games (including the one this past Saturday) and his basketball program will be losing 12… Read More ›