If you’re seeking the root of Carolina’s issues, don’t point a finger at Cam Ward. Last year was a complete disaster for the Carolina Hurricanes. At six games over .500, it wasn’t that they sucked horribly, but a season after winning the Stanley Cup, last season’s 88-point effort wasn’t even good enough for a return […]
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Several teams are sniffing around free agent pitcher Carlos Silva. Yesterday, we started our free agent discussion with the first half of the American League. Today, let’s look at the rest of the Junior Circuit. Los Angeles Bartolo Colon: He’ll likely have to settle for a one-year deal and prove he’s healthy. Possible takers include
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Is there any doubt that Reggie Wayne is now the top receiving option in Indy, with or without Marvin Harrison around? 1. Terrell Owens at Detroit– Owens is locked in right now, so don’t expect a reeling Lions’ team to slow him down. 2. Randy Moss vs. Pittsburgh– Well, it looks like the Pats have
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Will Mark Recchi, centre, be able to help the Atlanta Thrashers? The Atlanta Thrashers, fighting to regain the form that made them Southeast Division Champions last season, have claimed Mark Recchi on waivers from the Pittsburgh Penguins Saturday. Atlanta is currently in second place in the division at 14-13-1, but is playing much better of
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Veteran catcher Paul Bako, right, could attract interest from the Jays. It’s about time we checked in on the free agency period for baseball. Many of the big names (Luis Castillo, Francisco Cordero, Tom Glavine, Jose Guillen, Torii Hunter, Andruw Jones, Scott Linebrink, Mike Lowell, Kaz Matsui, Troy Percival, Jorge Posada, David Riske, Mariano Rivera,
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With Ahman Green going down, Ron Dayne’s value is going up. Just a scant couple of weeks ago, the Houston Texans appeared to have a fantastic opportunity to earn the first playoff appearance in franchise history. Coming off a big win over the Saints, the team was 5-5, and held a 10-7 lead (that probably
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As sad as it sounds, Boston probably hasn’t had a good goalie since Byron Dafoe was saving pucks almost a decade ago. The Bruins really haven’t had a solid goalie since Englishman Byron Dafoe in 1998-99. Since then, the team has basically treated goalies like an afterthought, more of a cherry on the cake than
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