February 2012
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pitchers, catchers and the hope of spring →
Feb 10th
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Superb Owl →
Feb 6th
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January 2012
2 posts
Honor Roll Tide →
Jan 10th
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Kemp On Keepin' On →
Jan 7th
December 2011
1 post
Making the Call →
Dec 28th
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November 2011
10 posts
Our Long, National Nightmare of Not Being Able to... →
Nov 26th
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Football, Fútbol, Tomayto, Tomahto →
Nov 22nd
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When the home team isn't the home team →
Nov 20th
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Kershaw Chowder →
Nov 17th
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How to enjoy hockey when you really don't... →
Nov 14th
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Dear Joe Paterno's Statue →
Nov 10th
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The unknowable human. (All of us.) →
Nov 10th
Joe Paterno and the Culture of Sports and Silence →
Nov 8th
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Thank you, Christopher Columbus! Your pals, the... →
Nov 3rd
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Exit the Villain? →
Nov 1st
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October 2011
22 posts
Lex Luthor retires as Cardinals manager →
Oct 31st
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Dodgers Blame the Victim →
Oct 28th
Let It Go, Guys →
Oct 26th
Now Is The Time, Because It's a Commercial -- Be... →
Oct 26th
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When in Spain →
Oct 20th
Team Unity, Red Sox Style →
Oct 12th
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NBA cancels first two weeks of season →
Oct 11th
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NBA cancels first two weeks of season →
Oct 11th
In Which I Do Not Wish Tim McCarver Ill →
Oct 11th
In Which I Do Not Wish Tim McCarver Ill →
Oct 11th
Hockey Fight! →
Oct 10th
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My kind of baseball →
Oct 8th
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Al Davis, 1929-2011 →
Oct 8th
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Another first! →
Oct 7th
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Welcome to Hockey Season →
Oct 6th
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Welcome to Hockey Season →
Oct 6th
Worst thing ever. →
Oct 6th
@yankeeslose →
Oct 5th
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Damned Fireball →
Oct 5th
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Damned Fireball →
Oct 5th
Now with comments →
Oct 5th
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The Official Philadelphia Sports Power Hour
John James Gallagher has put together an amazing collection of Philadelphia’s Greatest sports moments. The above is just a trailer. The real thing is an hour long. And involves drinking. Of course. Really great stuff.
Oct 1st
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Live Simulcast of Tonight’s Rangers/Rays game:
Sorry. We couldn’t get the sound to work. 
Oct 1st
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Careful On the road tonight, Boston.
The angry guy driving behind you may be Terry Francona, who got fired by the Red Sox today. Full story.
Oct 1st
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September 2011
43 posts
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MLB Division Series Picks!
Andrew Anker Tigers over Yankees in 4 This is Verlander’s year. His 2-hitter in game 1 will shake the Yankees up and they won’t recover. Rays over Rangers in 4 The Rangers pretty much coasted this year and I like the underdog. The Rays got their wild card the right way and have mo. Phillies over Cardinals in 3 The Cardinals aren’t that good and I’d...
Sep 30th
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Yellow-Bellied →
Friend of American McCarver Paul Kafasis details the astounding cowardice of the Mets’ Jose Reyes, who, competing for the regular season batting title, asked to be taken out of the last game of the season after leading off in the 1st inning with a bunt single.
Sep 30th
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A Night of Twists and Collapses
Tyler Kepner reporting for the New York Times Two championships in the last decade had seemed, at last, to wring the fatalism out of Boston’s fans. Instead of expecting epic failure, they had come to demand championships. The events of Wednesday may have restored the natural order.
Sep 30th
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Anti-Moneyball
Bryan Hoch, reporting for MLB.com: Jorge Posada came through with the big hit to clinch the American League East for the Yankees, and they’ll look to the veteran for more contributions as the designated hitter in the AL Division Series. Manager Joe Girardi has confirmed that he plans to use Posada, 40, as the team’s DH for all five potential games against the Detroit ...
Sep 30th
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A Night You Won't Forget →
Sep 29th
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‘Best Team Ever!’
Eric Ortiz, in January: “2011 Red Sox Will Challenge 1927 Yankees for Title of Greatest Team in Major League History”: The 2011 Red Sox possess all the pieces to have a season for the ages. If everything falls into place and the breaks go their way, they could do more than set records and become champions. They could do more than take their place on Immortality Peak and...
Sep 29th
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A Night You Won't Forget
Three minutes later, just after the result from Baltimore had been posted on the scoreboard at Tropicana Field, in the bottom of the 12th inning, Evan Longoria hit a low, screaming liner into the left-field corner that cleared the fences by a few inches. Maybe the most stunning few inches baseball fans have witnessed in a long, long time.  The Rays had won. Comeback complete.  We spent the past...
Sep 29th
Sean Avery, Intolerance and the NHL →
Sep 29th
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Sean Avery, intolerance and the NHL
There are circumstances in sports in which you find yourself doing something you said you would never do. Maybe you’re a Red Sox fan rooting for the Yankees to beat the Rays. Or maybe you’re me, defending Sean Avery. A couple of nights ago Philadelphia Flyer Wayne Simmonds got into a heated exchange with Avery on the ice and called him - ok, allegedly called him - a fucking...
Sep 28th
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Playing out the String →
Sep 28th
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Top 25 Rickey Henderson Stories of All Time →
If you’re not pissing yourself at some of these, there’s no help for you. I mean come on: In the early 1980s, the Oakland A’s accounting department was freaking out. The books were off $1 million. After an investigation, it was determined Rickey was the reason why. The GM asked him about a $1 million bonus he had received and Rickey said instead of cashing it, he framed it...
Sep 28th
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