It’s that time again, as the mid-summer classic brings a much-needed break before we head into the second half of the season. It is always nice at this time to take a quick look at some of the first half accomplishments of the masses. Today, we’ll take a gander at some of my personal favourites […]
The Mid-Season Awards: National League Read Post »
What Went Right After LaDainian Tomlinson’s record-setting 2006 season, it’s inevitable that last year would feel like a huge letdown. It kind of did, but Tomlinson did lead the league in yardage again. Also, his 18 total scores are nothing to sneeze at, even if it was a 13 touchdown drop from 2006. On the
San Diego Chargers Team Capsule Read Post »
There was a familiar face taking the mound Friday for the Peoria Chiefs, the Cubbies’ Class-A Midwest League affiliate. Reliever Scott Eyre, rehabbing a groin injury he suffered last month, was touched up for two hits and an earned run in one inning in his first rehab appearance. Sunday, he got ripped for four hits
Minor Matters: Midwest League Read Post »
What Went Right Old Man River, aka Fred Taylor, rushed for 1,202 yards and five scores to help pace an impressive Jacksonville running game. Most noteworthy, Taylor racked up a 5.4 yards per carry average in the process.Maurice Jones-Drew battered and bruised the opposition to tune of over 1,000 yards of total offense and nine
Jacksonville Jaguars Team Capsule Read Post »
With the major league trading deadline less than three weeks away, the prudent fantasy owner will pay closer attention to rumours and news than normal. After all, moves made in the real world can have a huge impact on your team’s fortunes. With this in mind, let’s look at some moves already made and those
Trade Deadline Frenzy Read Post »
The first time I saw this, it was love at first sight. Not only can this chick play ball, but she can seriously pick it and is obviously tremendously flexible. Bow chicka bow.
Love at First Sight Read Post »
July 1 marked the start of NHL free agency, an amazing time of hope and rebirth for just about every NHL team. Who were some of the big winners and the losers? We’ll examine the Eastern Conference this week, and next week will focus on the Western teams. Montreal Canadiens The Habs made a huge
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