Anyone who doubts that baseball is back in the Motor City failed to witness last night’s unbelievable celebration as the Tigers rallied from a Game 1 loss to knock off the massively favoured Yankees in four games. Watching the team carry manager Jim Leyland on their shoulders; seeing the younger Tigers doing a victory lap […]
Washington at N.Y. Giants – The NFC East is usually thought of as a conservative division with lots of running and good defense. Well, not anymore. The points are flowing like Cristal at Pac Man Jones’ birthday party. Mark Brunell is a sneaky bye week start against the Giants’ sad pass defense. Clinton Portis should
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Week Five is approaching, so go away and read the first part of the previews while you’re not stomping on someone’s head. Buffalo at Chicago – The Bills are the next vict…err…opponents for the voracious Bears. J.P Losman has played good, controlled football to this point in the season while Buffalo relies heavily on Willis
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Welcome to the debut of Ice Chips, where each week I’ll recap the week that was in the NHL and help you prepare your fantasy team for the week to come. Well, it’s hard to give an update when only a handful of games have been played, but since this looks to be a regular
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With the MLB regular season over, the Dose is dead for now. But not to worry, fans (all three of you): today marks the debut of my newest baseball column, Offseason Lowdown, which will appear every Thursday on RotoWorld, USA Today and possibly Fox Sports (depending how much attention it plans to pay on baseball
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As the RotoWidow so fittingly pointed out earlier this week, October brings with it a veritable cornucopia of sports treats, not the least of which is the start of the NBA season. Even though we have to wait until the very end of the month for regular season games to begin, that didn’t stop Rotoworld
As much as it pains to me to say so, the Yanks enter the postseason as the odds-on favourite to win the World Series. As unpalatable as it may seem, is there really any team that is capable of standing in the way of the Pinstripers’ 27th World Series title? For frig’s sake, this is
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