I think it’s unlikely that the Miami Dolphins will hold onto the first overall pick in April’s draft, but if they don’t trade it away to some team gaga over Darren McFadden or Matt Ryan, I think they might just grab Michigan All-American tackle Jake Long.
Nope, taking an offensive lineman is never a sexy pick, [...]
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The start of NFL free agency is just over a week away, so the fantasy football juices are starting to flow again. Restricted free agents like Derek Anderson are unlikely to change teams, but there should be numerous contracts signed in the weeks ahead that will have ramifications for the 2008 fantasy season. Here [...]
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Hitting .327 with 32 home runs and 103 RBI is called a great season nine out of 10 times; the exception is Albert Pujols. The Cardinals All-World first baseman has set the bar so absurdly high, that anything short of the spectacular production he usually provides gets labeled as an “off” season.
The inclination is [...]
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Daniel Snyder and Chad Johnson deserve each other.
That’s why the more rumors I hear about the Bengals less-than-gruntled (some would even say disgruntled) wide receiver wanting out of Cincinnati and possibly going to Washington, the more I like it. The latest rumors come out of Tuesday’s Washington Post and suggest that Johnson’s agent Drew [...]
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I’ve had an unnaturally strong craving for fettucine alfredo ever since reading the accounts of the tendon remnants in the right shoulder of Curt Schilling. In case you missed it, the 41-year-old hurler’s doctor, Craig Morgan, recently described the shoulder as Emeril Lagasse might describe a pasta recipe, “Instead of being a single tendon, it’s [...]
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Yesterday Johan Santana was introduced to the Big Apple media as the newest Met as well as the newest (and richest) member of the infamous $100-million pitcher club. I’m done debating the merits of the trade—the Twins were devoid of leverage and thus were robbed—and I’m opting instead to look beyond the lopsided deal [...]
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It’s time to get your Ride on!
The Breast Cancer Ride isn’t just another charity event. No, the Breast Cancer Ride is fun, challenging, inspirational, and most of all helpful to a lot of good people in need. And did we mention that it’s fun? The Breast Cancer Ride is Minnesota’s [...]
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