Well, the big news this week has nothing to do with Week Three or Ronnie Brown and the Dolphins. Nope, it’s all about Matt Millen’s departure in Detroit. I have no fan-connection to the Lions beyond my enjoyment of watching the way Barry Sanders used to run around hapless foes. That said, I have a […]
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Before Kirk Radomski was pumped up by the steroid scandal, he was just another skinny, mullet-wearing clubhouse attendant. Our comprehensive series recapping the Mitchell Report, nearly a year later, continues. You can find the previous portions of this series here: Part I, II, III, IV, V and VI. Gregg Zaun Zaun is yet another player
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Down With Upward Mobility Parity is an ugly word. It invokes thoughts of words and phrases like mediocre, average, sub par, substandard and second rate. Fans shouldn’t support those concepts. However, the NFL loves the thought of parity. It helps drive ratings, create more fans and spark interest. I’m sure somewhere in the darkened spaces
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Week Three is in the books. The AFC continues to be all over the place and the NFC East continues its domination. Let’s take a look at some of the best and worst performances of the week. Studs of the Week Drew Brees, QB, New Orleans Saints – Brees racked up 421 yards passing with
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Our retrospective look at the Mitchell Report, quickly building to tome-like proportions, continues today. You can find the previous sections here: Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV and Part V. Chris Donnels Donnels, a teammate of Todd Hundley with the Dodgers in 2000, admitted to George Mitchell that Kirk Radomski was supplying Hundley.
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Tim McLeod is still recovering from his vacation, so RotoRob will handle The Wire Troll for this, the final week of the season. We want to thank all our readers for what we trust has been a very successful season, thanks to our super duper, chocolate chip cookie-inspired waiver wire advice. This week, we’ve got
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Carlos Zambrano, coming off a no-hitter in his last start, failed to get out of the second inning and was pounded by the Cards Friday. A line of 1 2/3 IP with six hits, three walks and eight earned runs, including a grand slam by Adam Kennedy certainly shattered a few fantasy owners’ dreams. Kennedy,
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