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NFL Head Injuries: The League's Reaction and the Culprit Nobody Is Mentioning
If there is anything this past weekend has taught us, it's that the NFL can be downright scary at times...
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Exciting Night For The UFC: Fight Night 19 and TUF 10 Premiere
September 16, 2009 will be a busy night for the Ultimate Fighting Championship, indeed. Beginning at 8 PM EST, UFC Fight Night 19: Diaz vs. Guillard kicks off the night of free fighting on SPIKE...
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Big Ups or Shut Up: NFL Quotes Preseason Edition
With the 2009 regular season looming among us, the blogosphere is inundated with countless power rankings, predictions, and preseason analysis articles. I, for one, plan to take a slightly different route...
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New York Mets Discussion: Jerry Manuel's First Year, Chemistry, and Omar Minaya
It was one year ago today that former Mets' skipper Willie Randolph was dismissed by GM Omar Minaya. Since then, the Mets are 87-67 under new manager and former bench coach Jerry Manuel...
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Could the Season Be Over for the New York Mets?
A new addition has been made to the seemingly endless line of significant injuries plaguing the Mets this season. Jose Reyes, 25, has just been sidelined for an indefinite amount of time due to a revealed tear in his hamstring tendon...
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New York Mets and the Pitching Market
Matt Cerrone of Metsblog.com has listed some options for the Mets in the starting pitching market this season...
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Enter Fernando Martinez: Mets' Top Prospect Makes Debut
Last night against the Washington Nationals, the Mets filed into Citi Field wanting to catch a glimpse of the next possible superstar to grace the confines in Flushing...
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Nick Johnson, Jorge Cantu Cited as Possible Replacements for Mets at First Base
Ken Rosenthal of Foxsports.com Astros-need-to-be-realistic-and-start-to-rebuild">reports that the Mets have expressed interest in Nationals first baseman Nick Johnson, even though ...
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Mets vs. Phillies: Who Has the Better Starting Rotation?
Due to many recent arguments and comments posted on blogs such as Matt Cerrone's Metsblog and Jason Weitzel's Beerleaguer, I find it necessary to examine these two teams in each category (pitching staff, lineup, and bench)...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Carlos Beltran
In January 2005, not too long after they acquired Pedro Martinez, the New York Mets signed Carlos Beltran to a seven-year, 119 million-dollar contract...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Daniel Murphy
"My name is Daniel Murphy and I bat third."Those were the words that came out of 18-year-old Daniel Murphy's mouth his freshman year at Jacksonville University when he was asked to give his name and what position he played...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: David Wright
Drafted No. 38 overall by the Mets in 2001, third baseman David Wright has seen his skill, and popularity, rise more and more each year in the organization...
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2009 Men's NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen Predictions
So the first weekend is done, and the Sweet Sixteen is finally upon us. All top three seeds from each region are still alive, with no cinderella or Davidson in sight...
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2009 NCAA Men's Tournament Second Round Predictions
One round gone, three more to go. The opening weekend proved to me once again that I absolutely stink at predicting these games...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Jose Reyes
Arguably the most electrifying player in Major League Baseball, 25-year-old shortstop Jose Reyes has seen himself become the heart and soul of the New York Mets. Whether or not that is a good thing, however, is up for debate...
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2009 NCAA Men's Tournament First Round Predictions
Ah, yes...March Madness is finally upon us! As an avid college hoops fan, I will be doing what every die-hard loves to do: predicting the outcomes. Will this year be upset-ridden? Or will all four No...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Alex Cora
Another new face to the Mets this year, 32-year-old Alex Cora joins Luis Castillo and Jose Reyes up the middle and gives manager Jerry Manuel yet another left-handed bat off the bench...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Luis Castillo
Meet the guy that everyone in New York loves to hate, Luis Castillo.In 2008, Luis Castillo was much more than a disappointment to Mets fans—he was an abomination...
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New York Mets' 2009 Rundown: Marlon Anderson
Drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the second round of the 1995 amateur draft, Marlon Anderson has seen both success and failure in various roles while in the big leagues...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Carlos Delgado
One of the greatest left-handed hitters of a generation, Carlos Delgado is to the 2009 Mets what Mike Piazza was to the 2000 club...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Ramon Castro
A first round pick in the 1994 amateur draft by the Houston Astros, Ramon Castro has become a mainstay in New York as a Met...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Brian Schneider
A new face to the Mets in 2008, Brian Schneider actually gave New York something they haven't had since Gary Carter—a catcher who can throw out more than 30 percent of base runners...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Bobby Parnell
Listed as the New York Mets' fifth best prospect in 2009 by Baseball America, rookie right handed pitcher Bobby Parnell is coming off a couple of very promising appearances down the stretch for the Mets in 2008...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Carlos Muniz
A 13th-round draft pick out of Long Beach State in 2003, Carlos Muniz has never really been considered a valued prospect. In fact, he doesn't even make the cut on any of the major organizational top-prospect lists...
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New York Mets 2009 Rundown: Brian Stokes
One of the many pitchers that were paraded out to the mound at one point or another during the Mets' chaotic 2008 season, Brian Stokes seemed to come out of nowhere to impress many fans with his ability to flat-out get the job done...
