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Road To South Africa: Will Capello's "Tre Leoni" Roar?
Since he began managing regularly in 1991, Fabio Capello has coached five of the world's most prestigious teams. An unrelenting disciplinarian and brilliant tactician, Capello has been on the sideline for more than 550 matches...
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B/R Writer Distressed, Confused Over Loss of Fan
SAN DIEGO, CA—After a rather productive day of writing two articles, one of which proved to be highly controversial, B/R writer Eric Gomez toasted his success with a few beers at his neighborhood bar...
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Friar Favorites: The Best Third Basemen Ever
Next in our series chronicling the franchise's best players divided up in their respective positions, we take a look at the hot corner and list the Friars' best third basemen...
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Soccer 101: Introduction to Douchebag Behaviors
(Cue jaunty intro music) Hello and welcome to the exciting world of soccer! Through the wonders of this audiotape, prepare to embark on a marvellous journey through the world of sport without leaving the comfort of your living room! Mr...
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Friar Favorites: The Best Second Basemen Ever
This offseason, I've taken it upon myself to keep the content flowing by assembling a list of the best Padres of all-time that YOU will help me select...
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FIFA: Change Loan Regulations NOW!
When David Beckham decided to hop across the pond for one last run at greatness with AC Milan, no one batted an eyelash stateside...
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Friar Favorites: The Padres' Best 1B Ever
As a way to liven up this long offseason (As a Padre fan, I've been literally tuned out since mid-July), we're going to take a trip down memory lane and talk about the best Padres of all-time...
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Philip Rivers Drying Up Chargers' Playoff Hopes
Two games behind division-leading Denver at 4-6 and with five games remaining against teams with winning records, the San Diego Chargers are so far back up against the wall they’re leaving body prints on it...
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Stay Classy, San Diego: Padres Bounce Hoffman After 15+ Years
It's not an everyday occurrence when you find yourself saying goodbye to someone who holds an all-time record for something in baseball—our national past time, the most traditional and ...
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Flagging The NFL: Has The League Gone Soft?
Deep into the fourth quarter, San Diego's bend-and-nine-times-out-of-10-break defense had allowed yet another modest gain to Tyler Thigpen and the scrappy Chiefs...
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Harry Redknapp Spurs on Tottenham's Resurgence
Often the butt of jokes this season, the latest to involve Tottenham Hotspur was quite simply that players could not understand outgoing manager Juande Ramos' instructions. Not exactly a zinger, but the point gets across...
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AFC West: Who Will Win the Worst Division in Football?
Try and think of the last time an AFC West team won a game. Stumped? That's probably because it was three Sundays ago...
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Build Your Own Sports Halloween Costume! (For 2009!)
It's never too early to start planning, folks. Sure, Halloween is barely over—but does that mean you can't already start to think about what you're going to be next year? Why bore everyone ...
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Point, Counterpoint: Maradona v. Pele
This article is part two of a series done in collaboration with fellow Bleacher Report writer Joe Guarr. You can find Joe's argument for Pelé by clicking here. The Estadio Azteca in Mexico City was the first stadium to hold two World Cup finals...
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Provocative Ads Make B/R Writer Forget What He Was Writing About
SAN DIEGO, CA—Bleacher Report writer Eric Gomez was settling into his usual routine of sitting in front of the computer. He opened a document with several article ideas and random notes, when something odd and unexpected happened...
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Chargers Look to Save Season by Firing Cottrell... Will They?
Facing the real possibility of missing the playoffs despite playing in one of the weakest divisions of the NFL, the San Diego Chargers decided to address their most glaring weakness by firing defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell on Tuesday...
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The San Diego Sports Curse: Apathy
You can write pretty much anything on Wikipedia nowadays. That's the first thought that came to my head when I stumbled upon it. The San Diego Sports Curse...
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Drop Dead Ted: Firing Cottrell Could Save Season
Last season, when the Chargers slumped to a 5-5 start, commentators pointed to San Diego's coaching staff, led by Head Coach Norv Turner and Defensive Coordinator Ted Cottrell...
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If the U.S. Is Better, Why Keep Poaching Players From Mexico?
In the recent U.S. Men's National Team loss to Trinidad & Tobago, the young starting eleven featured both Michael Orozco and José Francisco Torres, who ply their trade in the Mexican league...
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Trading Peavy Would Kill Padres' Hopes of Winning In Near-Future
San Diego Padres owner John Moores is making it clear that he wants to potentially save as much money as possible if the very likely scenario of selling the team rears its head soon...
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What's This Noise I Hear About the "Old" L.T.?
Fans are fickle, stubborn creatures. New Yorkers booed Babe Ruth out of the Bronx when it became apparent that the Bambino couldn't hit 'em out like he used to...
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Playoff Systems Would Promote Mediocrity in European Leagues
Recently, I read a very good article by fellow B/R writer Miles Kenton that provided a good argument for instituting a playoff system in England. Although the idea sounds good in principle, I have to disagree...
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I Support Only One Football Club... and I'm Proud of It!
Recently, I was browsing a friend's Facebook profile when I noticed application boxes littering the page indicating his favorite sports teams. There was one for basketball, one for baseball, one for the NFL...
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Power Outage: Will San Diego Make the Playoffs?
At five games into the 2007 NFL season, San Diego was staring at a 2-3 record and the very real possibility of missing the playoffs. One year later, the Bolts face the exact same situation after Week Five...
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Wunderkinder: Football Prodigies Under 20
They may not be able to drink or even vote legally, but these kids are making more money than most of us can even dream about...


