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Midseason NBA Awards Predictions: LeBron James, Jeremy Lin and Many More

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Half of the shortened 2011-2012 NBA season has passed. In that short half, we witnessed numerous amazing phenomena: the emergence of the talented Jeremy Lin, the improvement of the underrated Philadelphia 76ers, the deterioration of the Boston Big Three and many more. However, during the fun-filled 30-plus games, where many players strove to be the [...]

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Lin starts for Knicks, Davis suffers setback

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NEW YORK (AP) — Jeremy Lin was the starting point guard for the Knicks on Monday against Utah, while the player expected to inherit the position had a recent medical setback. Baron Davis revealed that he stopped his workouts because of an infection in his right elbow. Davis, who hasn't played this season because of [...]

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Italia 90, a Semifinal Defeat to Penalties and Maradona

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The semifinal came and who else but Argentina and Maradona should be waiting for Italy. I remembered watching Argentina's game against Yugoslavia hoping that Argentina would loose and how close they came to being eliminated. Yugoslavia dominated for most of the game despite having one of its players sent of early and yet 0-0 would [...]

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Houston Texans Continue Inconsistent Play in 2009

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The Houston Texans were the trendy pick at the start of the 09' season. The Houston Texans never had expectations this high before in the franchises 7 year history. While the Indianapolis Colts still own the AFC South division, the Texans are looking for a wild card birth and make the playoffs for the first [...]

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Interesting Facts About the Rookie Season of the New York Jets' Mark Sanchez

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There was a lot of excitement among New York Jets fans when Mark Sanchez was drafted by their team in the 2009 NFL Draft. He had an up and down season, sometimes looking like he had it all together and sometimes looking like he was a little overwhelmed. He always looked like he would eventually [...]

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Bale & Lennon Version 2.0

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Bale was seen as overrated at the end of last season and Lennon was(is) seen as inconsistent. Both became predictable. Oppositions started marking Bale with 2 players. Second half of last season, Bale & Lennon switched wings and tried their luck. In some games it worked, but in most it was a failure. We were [...]

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English Football Premiership – The Run In

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What a strange season we've had so far in the English Premiership football. At the start of the season, teams were taking points off each other and there was no team laying claim to establishing themselves at the top and it was becoming almost impossible to predict how the season would pan out. Even at [...]

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Twins Catcher Mauer Healthy, Ready for Spring Training

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Font Size: MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer says he is "healthy and happy" and ready to begin preparations for spring training. Mauer spoke to reporters Friday in hopes of easing the concerns of Twins fans about his health. Mauer was limited to 82 games last season because of various leg ailments and illnesses. [...]

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Marlins, Jose Reyes agree to terms on six-year, $102 million deal

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MIAMI — Move over (to third base), Hanley Ramirez. As long as he passes a routine physical, Jose Reyes will become the Miami Marlins’ new shortstop. Reyes and the Marlins agreed to terms on a six-year deal that will reportedly pay him $102 million, the largest contract the Marlins have ever given to a player. [...]

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Manning Vs Brees Super Bowl – A QB Showdown

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If you were to ask a football fan to name the best two quarterbacks in the league, you'd likely be told that Drew Brees and Peyton Manning earn this distinction. Through the course of the season, these two players led their teams to many wins, and ultimately the Super Bowl. It should be fitting that [...]

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Commentary: Urban Meyer rumors distracted Ohio State during Michigan game

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Urban Meyer isn't an especially large man, but he casts an especially big shadow. So big, it almost overshadowed the Ohio State-Michigan game. Some say "The Game" is the most important part of the season every year. Toss the records out and forget about last week because it's a one-game season. [...]