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Ranking the NBA's Top 15 Players: Let's Agree to Disagree
Ask 15 people to rank the top 15 players in the NBA , and you'll get 15 different lists — so you're destined to disagree with mine...
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Tonight Was No Fluke: The Chicago Bulls Can Beat the Miami Heat in the Playoffs
The Chicago Bulls ended the Miami Heat 's incredible and improbable 27-game winning streak with a dramatic 101-97 victory at the United Center tonight...
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NBA's Top 10 Players: Can You Be the Best Without a Ring?
What factors do we consider when we rank one NBA player above another? Skills, statistics, intangibles, track record, ability in the clutch and, in some instances, championship rings...
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San Antonio Spurs: Why Tony Parker Is the NBA's Most Underrated Player
When MVP candidates are discussed, LeBron James , Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant will always get their due...
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NFL Week 14 Power Rankings: High-Powered Offenses Rule
In the past decade we've discovered that there are two, distinct ways to win Super Bowls: Construct and refine a deep, multi-faceted offense that is virtually impossible to stop, or ...
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NFL Week 10 Power Rankings: Can Anyone Stop the Packers?
We're officially past the midway point of the 2011 NFL regular season, and it's time for me to chime in with some power rankings...
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MLB Playoffs 2011: 10 Most Impressive Players of the Postseason
The dramatic 2011 MLB postseason has been highly competitive and entertaining. Three of the four division series went to a decisive fifth game, and the league championships were back-and-forth, hard-fought battles...
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MLB's Top 100 Players: All Hail King Albert?
I'm not ashamed to admit it... The early, pulse-pounding action of the MLB postseason has given me a textbook case of "baseball fever...
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NBA Finals 2011: Dirk Nowitzki and Dallas Mavericks Get What They Deserve
A seasoned professional scout looks on curiously as two prospects work out against one another. Player "A" isn't blessed with natural gifts, but he works extremely hard, has an incredibly high basketball IQ and a winner's disposition...
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New York Mets: The Sad Story of Neglected Superstar Carlos Beltran
In a performance that reminded baseball fans of his breathtaking natural ability, New York Mets ' switch-hitting right fielder Carlos Beltran stroked three home runs against the ...
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Grizzlies and Hornets Scrapping for Success: The Story of the NBA Playoffs
Seemingly every night, I hear "expert" analysts saying, "You need multiple stars to compete in the NBA Playoffs...
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2011 NL Central Predictions: Can the Upstart Reds Do It Again?
Led by National League MVP Joey Votto and playoff-tested manager Dusty Baker, the 2010 Cincinnati Reds surprised many with 91 victories en route to a well-deserved Central Division title...
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NL East Predictions: Will the Phillies' Aces Take Down the Pot?
When the Phillies added former Astros' ace Roy Oswalt at the trade deadline last season, many believed the deal would tilt the National League's balance of power in favor of Philadelphia...
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The NFL's Top 100 Players: Where Does Your Favorite Player Rank?
As another incredibly entertaining NFL season roars towards its conclusion, it's time to put things in perspective...
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Avery Johnson Fails To Maximize New Jersey Nets' Talent
Everyone knows, with their roster constructed as is, that the New Jersey Nets aren't going to win a championship any time soon. However, that doesn't mean that they should be 20 games under the ...
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Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers: Which Top-Tier Defense Will Prevail?
When two elite defenses featuring six combined Pro Bowlers square off, the natural expectation is a low-scoring physical grind...
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The NBA's Top 50 Players: Which King Reigns Supreme?
It's never easy to rank the NBA's top 50 players because it requires forced comparisons between guards, forwards and centers. Nevertheless, I'm going to take a shot at it...
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New Jersey Nets Lying in the Weeds: Could They Be a Surprise Playoff Team?
The New Jersey Nets finished with an utterly embarrassing 12-70 record last season and their 2010-11 campaign is off to an uninspiring 5-10 start, but here's the kicker: The Nets have a legitimate shot to make the playoffs this season...
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New York Knicks Win Fifth in a Row: Are They for Real?
There's quite a long way to go in the 2010-11 NBA season, but if it ended this very moment, the New York Knicks would be a playoff team in the Eastern Conference...
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NFL Power Rankings Week 9: The Top 10 Quarterbacks
Every couple of seasons I feel the urge to publish my thoughts about the NFL's top quarterbacks. With that in mind, 2010 has not been a banner year for the men at the most talked ...
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Moneyball: The Art of Losing With Style in MLB
Moneyball is a baseball film starring Brad Pitt and Oscar winner Philip Seymour Hoffman, and it's set to open sometime in 2011...
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The Little Things Matter: The Story of Luis Castillo
When the garden variety Mets fan thinks about Luis Castillo, the first thing that rushes to their mind is the infamous dropped pop up against the Yankees...
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Waiting for Nothing: Life as a New York Knicks and New Jersey Nets Supporter
(Author's note: this article was written on Thursday, July 8). Two seasons ago, the New York Knicks bolted out of the gate to a 6-2 record...
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Clueless Manager Strikes Again: Manuel Blows Game and Series for Mets
Jerry Manuel is the worst manager in Major League Baseball. Technically speaking, that statement is an opinion. Trust me, however, that by the end of this article you will accept it as fact...
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Is Pau Gasol the Best Big Man in the NBA?
Back in the summer of 2001, I took a flight from New York to Tennessee for a baseball tournament. The night before, the Memphis Grizzlies walked away from Madison Square Garden, and the NBA draft, with a pair of highly-touted prospects...
