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40 Years Later, What The Space Race Has Meant For Sports.
On July 20th, 1969, Mission Commander Neil Alden Armstrong set foot on the lunar surface. This act was the crux of what is, without a doubt, the greatest accomplishment in the history of mankind...
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Could Nolan Reimold Win the AL Rookie of the Year Award?
Before the season started, most analysts were calling for David Price, Elvis Andrus, Matt Wieters, or Travis Snider to win the AL Rookie of the Year award...
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Washington Redskins Need To Cut Out the Cutler Talks
As anyone who's paid any attention to sports news today well knows, the Broncos have shifted into full "trade Jay Cutler" mode. The disgruntled quarterback and team management have apparently come to a stalemate, and it's clear now that No...
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How Eric Maynor Broke My Bracket...and My Heart
I went to high school with Villanova guard Scottie Reynolds. It went down to the wire whether I would attend Drexel University or Virginia Commonwealth for college, ultimately opting for Drexel...
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Grading the Baltimore Orioles' Offseason: The Devil Is in the Details
The Orioles are hoping for a great Valentine's gift when pitchers and catchers report Saturday for the beginning of Spring Training...
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Baltimore Orioles Ink Ty Wigginton
The Baltimore Orioles and free-agent infielder Ty Wigginton have agreed to a two-year contract, according to Ken Rosenthal. Wigginton hit .285/.350/.526 with 23s HR and 58 RBI playing 3B and left field with the Astros in 2008...
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Recasting the NHL All-Stars
Plenty, including myself, have griped about the roster for the NHL All-Star Game. The blame has been pegged on the fans, for biased and potentially fraudulent voting of the starters...
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Baltimore Orioles Add Another Pitching Prospect, Trade Randor Bierd
The Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox have agreed to a trade to swap young pitchers. Baltimore will send 25-year old relief pitcher Randor Bierd in exchange for 25-year old starting pitcher prospect David Pauley from Boston...
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The Life of Brian (Roberts): Where Will Brian Roberts Play in 2009?
I do not envy the situation that Brian Roberts is in, but I would like to be his real estate agent. Over the past two offseasons, Brian Roberts has been on the trading block...
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When the Fans Fail: All-Star Voting
When a GM makes poor choices about which players to put on his roster, he is fired. When a coach starts and plays the wrong players, he is fired. Commissioners Selig, Goodell, Bettman; it's time to fire the fans...
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Mark Hendrickson Signs with Baltimore as Orioles Begin Pitching Overhaul
The Baltimore Sun is reporting that the Orioles have come to terms with left-hander, Mark Hendrickson. Terms of the deal have not been released, and Orioles' GM Andy MacPhail has declined to comment...
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Baltimore Oriole Fans: "Teixeira" Isn't Portuguese for "Messiah".
Teixeira is actually a toponymic (don't worry, I had to look up the definition too) Portuguese surname. In other words, it's a name that represents all the places called Teixeira. O's fans, it's time for a dose of reality...
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Baltimore Orioles Are Making the Best of the Winter Meetings
Even though the Orioles didn't land Mark Teixeira, A.J. Burnett, or any other big-name free agent, the Winter Meetings were far from a waste...
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Why a Slice Of This Pie?
With the memories of Thanksgiving pies fresh in our minds it's time to talk about a different slice of pie, Felix Pie (although it's pronounced "pee-ay"). The Cubs' center fielder was a critical part of last year's Brian Roberts trade rumors...
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After 68 Wins, What's Ahead for the Baltimore Orioles?
791-989...791-989! That's the Orioles' record since 1997, the last winning season for the franchise. Only 11 losses (or one more per season) shy of four digits. An average finish of 26...
