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(created 3 days ago)
In a continuous effort to bring fresh sports opinion articles and ideas to the 'chair, Manny Stiles presents Sports Augury. Of all the Sports Augury readings this version was performed with the most haste and least defiled setting – I apologize, but life has its devious clenches on my ‘free. . . more
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The New York Yankees' Worst Performance?
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(created 4 days ago)
by Harold Friend Rich Mahn started to follow his Minnesota Twins when they moved from Washington to the Twin Cities. He attended opening day against the defending American League champion Yankees in 1965, It was a game he will never forget. When he left the ballpark, he was quite pleased. One of. . . more
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Baltimore and the Orioles Stopped Roger Maris
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(created 13 days ago)
by Harold Friend April Phast has been a Baltimore Orioles fans since the St. Louis Browns moved to the city that a television series helped put on the map. April was pleased that her city of Baltimore and her team, the Orioles, helped prevent Roger Maris from hitting 60 home runs in 154 games.. . . more
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(created 13 days ago)
1. (2) Sharks-They had a superb week beating Los Angeles, Anaheim, and Buffalo. Ultimately though to retain the top spot they will need to win their Thursday showdown with Chicago to hang on to the top spot. 2. (3) Capitals-They have dominated the opposition during their six-game win streak.. . . more
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(created 15 days ago)
Oh hey, look at that, both number one seeds managed to punch their ticket to the Super Bowl. Sounds like this would be a normal occurrence, but it's not really at all. In fact, this is the first time it has happened since 1993. The league's top two quarterbacks, Drew Brees and Peyton Manning,. . . more
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NFL: Losers Make a Difference in Haiti
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(created 15 days ago)
On Sunday, Mark Sanchez may not have become the first rookie quarterback to lead a team to the Super Bowl, but he can take solace in the fact that his loss will lead to some good. Prepared for every scenario, the NFL prints t-shirts, hats, and other apparel to celebrate playoff berths, postseason. . . more
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(created 20 days ago)
And so it continues... The Houston Rockets' forward Tracy McGrady and the Philadelphia 76ers' guard Allen Iverson, despite missing much of the season, are both on pace to star in this year's NBA All-Star game in Dallas, Texas. This just gives the NBA players, coaches and the media another reason. . . more
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(created 21 days ago)
1. Blackhawks-Chicago's superb play at home has been a large part of their success this year. Already off to a 2-0-0 start on their 8 game road trip they have entrenched themselves in the number 1 spot until we see otherwise. 2. Sharks-Right now San Jose is Chicago's biggest threat. If they. . . more
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(created 21 days ago)
We see this happen every year. A team--usually a sixth seed who just barely squeezes in to the postseason--turns up the heat and slices through their opponents unexpectedly. Last year, it was the Cardinals, who reached the Super Bowl after putting up 30+ in all three of their playoff games against. . . more
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(created 27 days ago)
Sometimes it gets a little tiring hearing the same droning sports arguments chanted and regurgitated mindlessly: "Muhammad Ali was the greatest ever", "Derek Jeter is clutch", "Hockey can't succeed in warm weather cities".... ugh. Let's address the third one... the other two assumptions are a. . . more
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(created 29 days ago)
Pete Carroll Leaves L.A. to the NFL USC is in shambles. The PAC10 has caught up and in some respects surpassed the mighty Trojans. I don't believe Pete Carroll is leaving USC because of the inevitable investigations, reports, findings and sanctions - although it's not exactly a reason for him to. . . more
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(created 31 days ago)
The NHL seems to be thinking of what it will do with the franchise in Phoenix, but the team seems to be on life support... so why keep the team there? This would be a perfect time to expand and realign some teams in the league while allowing the new owners of Phoenix to move the team out. I think. . . more
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(created 29 days ago)
"Booing 'your' team is like calling your girlfriend ugly." ^^^That was one of the first quotes I made when I arrived here at AGM in the summer of 2006. Though it has been slanted and taken out of context on occasion I still see it as a very true statement. "Your" team isn't a reflection of you. It. . . more
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(created 35 days ago)
Another "lazy, mindless response" to the persistent baseball argument by Dr. Commento, a.k.a. Uncle Manny. Numbers tell you exactly what you want them to. Numbers are 100% an accumulation and averaging of handpicked chosen hindsights. You cannot predict the future with certainty based on numbers. . . more
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(created 40 days ago)
When all you've done is write, how can you ever be wrong? "One man's reason is another man's excuse" People who never predict anything are always most accurate with hindsight The world is flat. Television is a fad. Osama bin Laden is still alive. Global warming has nothing to do with volcanoes. . . more
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(created 42 days ago)
The Seattle Mariners outfielder is talented and funny. The future Hall of Famer--he's actually already a lock for the HOF in my book--was quoted in the most recent Sports Illustrated (Year in Review issue): "Chicks who dig home runs aren't the ones who appeal to me. I think there's sexiness in. . . more
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(created 44 days ago)
I was browsing a few sports sites to get a brief update on the recent events in the world of sports. I read about how the San Diego Chargers (12-3) won their tenth straight game, and earned a first-round bye after a 42-17 mauling over the bipolar Tennessee Titans (7-8). I also read about how the. . . more
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Phillies World Series 2009: A Year Later, and They Still Don't Want Us
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(created 111 days ago)
So now that the Yankees and the Phillies are both up 3-1 in their respective League Championship series, the buzz about these two teams meeting in the Fall Classic is really starting to heat up. And so is the deliberate ignorance of the media types. Mike Greenberg, of the Mike & Mike in the. . . more
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(created 113 days ago)
"the pats have absolutely no class." I received this text from a friend of mine midway through the third quarter of today's Patriots' game, if you could call it "game." It's truly out of line for a Philly fan to lecture anyone about "class," but I'll save me "you booed Santa Claus" argument for. . . more
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(created 117 days ago)
Last season marked the NHL's full transition into the next generation. The league emerged from a 2004 lockout with an abnormally strong group of young prospects, and when 21-year old captain, Sidney Crosby hoisted the Stanley Cup, that group had officially come of age. No longer "Sid the Kid,". . . more
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In Which Ricketts Wins World Series
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(created 121 days ago)
Patton: Thirty years from now, when you're sitting around your fireside with your grandson on your knee and he asks you, "What did you do in the great World War II," you won't have to say, "Well... I shoveled sh*t in Louisiana." Very early this morning, baseball's newest owner was awakened by his. . . more
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(created 134 days ago)
Week 3 in the NFL provided many exciting moments. Favre looked 27 again. Hines Ward passed the 10,000 yard mark. Eric Mangini has lost his team already and the NY Jets are undefeated. When I looked at the Jets and the Tennessee Titans earlier in the year, I expected one of these teams to be. . . more
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(created 137 days ago)
Washington @ Detroit - Kevin Smith runs for at least 100 yards. *Detroit wins 17-14* Tennessee @ New York Jets - Tennesee has a weak D. Look for Sanchez to have a solid day. *New York wins 23-10 New York Giants @ Tampa Bay - No Plaxico, No problem. Mario Manningham has another good game as Eli's. . . more
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(created 141 days ago)
*This is the Packer team we expected to see. The offensive line showed many a weakness in the 31-24 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Green Bay has given up an unrealistic 19 hits on QB Aaron Rodgers over the first two weeks. Cedric Benson ran roughshod over the Packer's 3-4. Where is Desmond. . . more
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(created 145 days ago)
It's important to be prudent and cautious when considering your observations about how good or bad a team will be, after all, not every team can have a Tom Brady or a Peyton Manning. No, some of us have to be saddled with guys like Kyle Orton and Jake Delhomme. Of course, it could always be worse,. . . more
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