Add Willy Taveras to the list of names that have haunted Arizona in the playoffs. The D-Backs find themselves in a precarious 2-0 hole in the NLCS and headed to Coors where doing any worse than taking two out of three games will end Arizona’s post-season run. Taveras helped extend the Snakes’ history of extra-inning […]
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1. Randy Moss at Dallas – Moss owned Texas Stadium after two performances with the Vikings in ’98 and ’00. He matches up favourably against the Dallas secondary. 2. Chad Johnson at Kansas City – – Johnson was banged up going into the bye, but should be closer to 100 per cent and ready to
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Jaromir Jagr, owned by 65 per cent of the players in ESPN’s fantasy hockey area, and taken on average within the top 10 picks, is sure to be disappointing some with his two assists in three games. After all, this is a player who started last season with a goal on the first shot of
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1) LaDainian Tomlinson vs. Raiders – What are you going to do, bench him? 2) Ronnie Brown vs. @ Browns – My biggest mea culpa this year might have to be not believing in Brown. He has turned in one of the most impressive seasons of the year, and he doesn’t show any signs of
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1. Tom Brady @ Cowboys – With Peyton Manning on bye, the top spot on these rankings could have gone a few different ways. Brady claims it because of his ridiculous consistency, as he’s tossed at least three scores in every game this season. Dallas has a quality defense, but its one weakness is the
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Well, another week is down and another injury takes its toll on your fantasy team. Matt Leinart is done for the season and veteran Kurt Warner has taken over as the starter in Arizona. So, do you pick him up or look elsewhere? Let’s find out. Cut Loose: Lee Evans — If you haven’t cut
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Lose playoff MVP and a No. 1 defenseman? Check. Lose replacement for playoff MVP/No. 1 defenseman? Check. Lose leading goal scorer and heart-and-soul franchise player? Check. Lose Selke finalist? Check. Lose starting goalie? Check. Start with a ridiculously tough road schedule that crosses the Atlantic Freakin’ Ocean? Check. Man, it’s tough to be a Duck
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