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May 20, 2012
Weekend Buzz: Wood caps off brilliant career in perfect fashion Kerry Wood couldn't have finished his career any more perfectly -- literally. One batter. One strikeout. One emotional hug. Scott Miller says the retired Cub gives Chicago fans one last special moment to remember. 
May 20, 2012
LeBron, Wade dominate Game 4 -- why don't they do it more often? LeBron and Wade go to another level in Game 4, scoring 71 of the Heat's 101 points. Gregg Doyel wonders why they don't do it more often. 
May 20, 2012
Hit Parade for Week 8 Some catchers have been bitten by the injury bug in recent days, leaving some owners scrambling. Our Scott White shares some recommendations and helps set your lineups for Week 8 in his Hit Parade. 
May 20, 2012
Got a (Big) Nickel? You'll need one to combat hybrid offenses this fall The defense was introduced by Bill Belichick, but it's the Patriots offense that's sparking a revival. Pat Kirwan looks at the Big Nickel, where an extra safety is the key, and how your team might need it to thwart new hybrid attacks.
May 20, 2012
Steelers take drastic measures to turn over O-line, protect Big Ben The Steelers need to protect Ben Roethlisberger better, so that means re-tooling the offensive line. lLen Pasquarelli says no contender has turned over its line as rapidly as the Steelers. Now, they hope it works. 
May 20, 2012
Top 70 starters for Week 8 A lot to take into consideration before setting your pitching staffs for Fantasy Week 8. Our Al Melchior runs through his Top 70 starting options and has all the matchups. 
May 19, 2012
Scioscia shouldn't need help from press, but here's my two cents It's absurd Angels manager Mike Scioscia could be in any trouble, but the firing of his close friend and hitting coach Mickey Hatcher has folks wondering whether he is. 
May 19, 2012
Kobe relishes challenge of inspiring Lakers, deciphering Thunder Kobe Bryant admires the Thunder almost as much as he wants to beat them. Although they fall just short of putting the Lakers in an 0-3 hole, Ken Berger says Bryant is actually enjoying the task of trying to defeat them. 
May 18, 2012
Concussion lawsuit plaintiffs an eye- opening cross section of NFL past Here are the faces of lawsuits against the NFL: One of the dirtiest players in history. A highly respected Hall of Fame receiver. Retirees who became successful in business. Mike Freeman says it pays to know the plaintiffs. |
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May 16, 2012
Top 100 NFL players: No influence here, other than scouts, film When ranking the top 100 players in the NFL, it's easy to rely on the 'name' (Tebow, anyone) or rate the trendy (Hello, Polamalu) too high. Not Pete Prisco. His list is ears-to-the scouts and game-film based. Compare it to yours and others, then fire away.
May 17, 2012
Wade does Heat no favors with bad act, terrible game Time to blame LeBron for Miami's latest loss, right? Not this time. Gregg Doyel says Dwyane Wade singlehandedly loses Game 3 for the reeling Heat, while also finding plenty of ways to tarnish his once-respected brand.
May 17, 2012
Vilma's lawsuit against Goodell underscores Saints' arrogance After being suspended for the upcoming season for his role in Bountygate, Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma has filed a lawsuit against Roger Goodell for defamation. Mike Freeman says it reeks of more Saints arrogance. 
May 18, 2012
Eagles' renewed inward focus will lead them back to top of NFC East The Eagles' dream team was a nightmare. But after Philly's brass woke up to its 2011 missteps, Clark Judge sees a franchise moving back in the right direction -- past the Giants to favored status in NFC East. 
May 14, 2012
'The Boz' still being punished for being ... a college kid Brian Bosworth is the only two-time Butkus Award winner. SI named him to its all-century team. But he's not in the Hall of Fame? Dennis Dodd says he's still being punished for being 'The Boz,' and enough is enough. 
May 16, 2012
Tangibles, not hypotheticals, drive ACC when it comes to FSU rumors Will Florida State flee to the Big 12 conference? The perception is it will. Brett McMurphy, on site at the ACC's spring meetings, fails to get any answers out of FSU AD Randy Spetman or ACC commish John Swofford.
May 13, 2012
Weekend Buzz: Red Sox are the most unlikeable team in baseball Josh Beckett skips a start for injury, then plays golf the next day. It's fitting for a Red Sox team that's spiraling -- both in reputation and record. Scott Miller calls them baseball's most unlikeable team.
May 15, 2012
Florida State isn't leaving the ACC for the Big 12 ... at least not today This much we know: Florida State is a member of the ACC. Brett McMurphy says the Seminoles aren't going anywhere -- today, that is. Will Florida State eventually leave for the Big 12? It's an attractive option, but who knows?
May 16, 2012
What are Jets doing with Sanchez? Lighting a fire under him Mark Sanchez has been a terrific playoff quarterback but pedestrian or less in the regular season. Clark Judge says that explains why the Jets acquired and praised Tim Tebow: to light a fire under their franchise passer.
May 14, 2012
Knicks too busy putting on show to give Phil Jackson a call Phil Jackson reportedly has the itch to coach again. However, no NBA team has inquired about the Zen Master's availability. Ken Berger says the Knicks would be wise to make the call, but winning isn't their priority.
May 15, 2012
Heisman favorite Barkley sticks with USC to be part of rescue mission The Bush fallout. The bowl ban. That's enough for Matt Barkley to bolt USC. But Dennis Dodd says the Heisman favorite, who is on a mission in Haiti, stayed not only for the bond, but to rescue the program, too. |
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