Viking coach Brad Childress needs to put his faith in Purple Jesus. What Went Right Purple Jesus! Adrian Peterson lived up to all the hype, for the most part. About the only person who didn’t realize it was Brad Childress. Childress only managed to get Peterson 238 carries to Chester Taylor’s 157. Anyway, Purple Jesus […]
2008 Team Capsule: Minnesota Vikings Read Post »
We’re almost done with the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, but despite the number of 3-1 and 3-2 series, you never want to count anyone out until the series is finally over. However, we can analyze individual play — and see how accurate Ice Chips has been so far. We wrote: “For example,
Ice Chips: The Story So Far Read Post »
The New Jersey Devils are facing elimination in their first round series against the Rangers Friday. It’s not a case of win or go home, as they are already at home. Of course, it’s not as if the Prudential Center has provided a buffer of insurance for the Devils; they dropped the first two games
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Heading into this weekend’s big series against the Angels, the Seattle Mariners have a lot of reasons to be optimistic. But underneath the good vibes of a three-game winning streak and a chance to take over the lead in the AL West, there are plenty of challenges that this team needs to overcome. Let’s break
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Could Clipper rookie Al Thorton’s career follow the path of former Clipper Glen Rice? (David Tuman/Daily) As the curtains close on the 2007-2008 NBA season, Next Generation reflects on the top ten freshmen. Working backwards to build the greatest suspense possible, Part One deals with the rookies that rank ten through six. Part Two will
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In looking back at their demeanour on draft night, was it any surprise that Acie Law, right, was a flop, and Al Horford, left, a huge success? In our final Daily Dose of the NBA season, we examine the fantasy studs and duds on each team. Baron Davis stayed healthy and was an absolute beast
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Don’t try telling Gabe Watson that treadmills are a good, safe way to work out. The Arizona Cardinals’ nose tackle will miss off-season practices after undergoing surgery to repair a broken kneecap, an injury he suffered last week when he fell off a treadmill. The procedure was serious enough that it will keep Watson limited
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