So how do you like the post-Bobby Clarke era so far? It’s official — after last night’s 4-1 loss in Toronto, the Flyers are off to their worst start ever. Sure, there were some positives to take from this one. Philly actually had some jump, managing 41 shots on goal. But the Flyers still can’t […]
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Is it me? Did I do something wrong? I still haven’t seen a Raptor victory this season after yesterday’s nine-point loss to the Spurs. Not surprisingly, against a dominant defensive San Antonio team, the club was not able to score at will as it did against Milwaukee on Friday night (a game which I missed
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Every so often RotoRob will take in a college football game. It’s some seriously rare footage; not Halley’s Comet-esque, but damn close. Yesterday, we watched our beloved Tar Heels put up a bit of a fight (more than we expected, anyways) against 11th-ranked Notre Dame, ultimately going down 45-26. Suffering through another UNC football game
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New Orleans at Tampa Bay – It was a good thing the Saints drafted a game-changing rookie who has been able to acclimate himself to the NFL style immediately. I am, of course, talking about Marques Colston. He’s been one of the best wide outs in the NFL, and if you can use him as
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The San Jose Sharks must not like Evgeni Nabokov that much. Even though Nabokov has played well (his save percentage is great), his record’s not that good. Having poor goal support will do that — Vesa Toskala enjoys nearly twice the goals-for output than Nabokov. The best scoring defensive tandem is up in Montreal right
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Atlanta at Detroit – As RotoRob pointed out earlier this week, Mike Vick is passing better than he ever has before. He has 523 passing yards, seven touchdowns and 95 rushing yards in his last two games. When people use the word ‘scary’ about Vick, the last two weeks are exactly what opponents fear. As
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And we’re off. After the hype and excitement of a 7-1 preseason, the Raptors’ 2006-07 season got underway for real last night in New Jersey. While the false start — a 102-92 loss to the Nets — was disappointing, there is so much optimism that this club could potentially be playoff-bound this season, that one
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