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Archive for April, 2008
Apr. 30 | By Rebecca Glass
This is not a topic that will appease many. Some will consider it downright blasphemy.
Heroes, after all, are supposed to be immortal. They are supposed to be more than human, faultless, blameless, and incapable of aging past their prime.
For...
Apr. 30 | By Alex Curits-Slep
MJ put his stamp on the Bobcats by bringing hall of fame coach Larry Brown in to run the show. I think this move is a good one, but they still aren’t a contender (for a title at least). Despite Larry Brown’s incredible...
Apr. 28 | By Alex Curtis-Slep
PISTONS BEAT SIXERS!
The Pistons beat the Sixers 93-84 to tie the series 2-2. They responded in the second half and took the lead throughout the fourth. The question was would they respond and after trailing by 10 at halftime, they...
Apr. 27 |
By Jim DeMaioribus
The conclusion of the Civil War marked the beginning of the cycling’s golden age. Races and racers captivated the United States public. Decades before Jackie Robinson broke Baseball’s color barrier there was Major Taylor.
About...
Apr. 26 | By Alessandro
With Euro 2008 around the corner, it’s time to talk soccer. Let’s start with the defending champions Greece.
Before I answer this question, I’d like to tell a story. We were at a friend’s house prior to the start of the Euro...
Apr. 25 | Submitted by: Vince Mullins (4/20/2008)
Part One of my interview with Brady Ackerman discusses the Florida NFL Team needs in depth. Part Two opens up to the big picture.
Vince Mullins: Who are your top three players, regardless of position and why?
Ack:...
Apr. 25 | By Vince Mullins
Brady Ackerman is a Florida football institution – the former Gator RB has progressed through coaching to host talk radio around the state while settling in Orlando the last few years.
While he calls it a sports talk radio show,...
Apr. 24 | By Bob Ellis
I was watching the Philadelphia Flyers – Washington Capitals play-off game the other night and something hit me, something I should have seen long ago but didn’t – Kyle Busch is NASCAR’s version of the NHL’s...
Apr. 23 | By Rebecca Glass
Over on Pete Abraham’s blog, the most recent post has commenters talking about the possibility that Yankees’ prospect Alexander Pope may one day pitch to Jesus Montero.
That, of course, got me thinking, could we create an...
Apr. 23 | By John ST
Liverpool were given a taste of their own medicine as they ended the Champions League semi-final first leg vexed – John Arne Riise scored a last-gasp own goal to hand Chelsea the advantage in a 1-1 draw.
The match was clouded by security...