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Archive for June, 2009

MLB: Has the List of 103 Leaked?

A-Rod’s admission that he did steroids came after someone leaked the fact that his name was on a should-have-been confidential list of the 104 players who tested positive for steroids in 2003 to Sports Illustrated. This test occurred when baseball was doing anonymous testing to see if drug testing was needed in baseball. Rotoinfo.com has [...]

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NHL: QU Goes to the Draft

I love when I have the opportunity to give a shoutout to my fellow bloggers and I am honored that this time it is also one of my Quinnipiac colleagues. Travis Hughes of the Philadelphia Flyers’ blog Broad Street Hockey had the honor and privileged of going to the NHL Draft in Montreal as a [...]

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While the NFL took a major step this past season by making the amount of time alloted to teams for making picks in the first round of the draft shorter, they need to go one step further. Tonight’s NBA draft has selection times at 4 minutes. It gives teams a perfect amount of time to [...]

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Here’s my lineup for the Travelers Championship: A: Kenny Perry (Backup: Kevin Na) B: Brian Gay (Backup: Steve Marino) B: Zach Johnson (Backup: David Toms) C: Charlie Wi (Backup: Harrison Frazar)

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Well, after all the attention surrounding last week’s US Open, we move onto this week’s PGA Tour event, the Travelers Championship in Hartford. This event has been around since 1952 and always gets a good field. Stewart Cink is the defending champion. TV Coverage is Thursday-Friday 3-6pm ET on Golf Channel and Saturday-Sunday, Live, 3-6pm [...]

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The Yankees and Cablevision are the first team-cable company partner to begin streaming games on the web. This stuff is complicated, and I know there are readers out there who are interested in this, so here are the details: Major League Baseball announced Wednesday it will launch this July a landmark pair of in-market subscription [...]

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Bruce’s longtime manager Jon Landau released a statement on the continuing controversy involving themselves and Ticketmaster. While I’ll hold most of my opinion out of this, I do think this kind of a response may not have been warranted. But they gave it, so I’ll post it: Somehow, a new flurry of interest has been [...]

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US OPEN: Day 5 Wrap-Up

Well, congrats to Lucas Glover. He won the US Open today and his steady play and timely birdies helped him become a deserved champion. I feel bad for Ricky Barnes, but, as he said himself afterwords, nerves got to him. I do have a feeling this is the start of something good for him. Tiger’s [...]

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US OPEN: Day 3 Wrap-Up

So here we are again. Under another suspension of play — for a US Open that’ll probably last until Monday. Tiger didn’t make any putts, and thus only shot a 69 and is 11 shots back of Ricky Barnes. Ricky Barnes is a talented player — don’t want to take anything away from him, after [...]

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US OPEN: Day 2 Wrap-Up

No show tonight…short on time. Bottom lines are these: 1) Tiger came out and putted atrociously this morning, +4 on his last 4 holes, and now sits a lovely (not) 10 shots behind the lead. What does he need to do? Come out really fast tomorrow, hope they get to play a lotta golf, and [...]

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