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bleacher reportopen mic: what's a sport??here's your answerbleacher report, ca - 20 hours agoby gem jefferson (scribe) sports fans have asked for years: "what is a sport?" for lack of a better answer, some of us have left up to espn to decide what a ...open mic: true sport can't have a true definition bleacher reportgolf, poker, etc: game or sport? bleacher reportall 4 news articles
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after years of avoiding question about her 160-pound weight loss, star jones reynolds comes clean in the september issue of glamour.
in it, star finally admits her "medical intervention" was gastric bypass surgery she underwent in 2003. the former view co-host says her insecurities kept her from owning up to the surgery, despite a frenzy of speculation.
her article talks about her food issues and how she made the decision to have surgery. even more importantly, she shares the pyschological healing she went through after the operation.
check out the full story and see what you think. and while you're at it, take a peek at glamour's fitness tools and
calorie math of healthier alternatives.
-- amanda barrett, amny.com
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washington (dpa) sport und gesunde ernährung können gene positiv beeinflussen, die bei der entstehung von krebs eine rolle spielen.
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firenze, 28 mag. - (adnkronos) - sabato 31 maggio (ore 9,30) nell'aula magna dell'iti leonardo da vinci di firenze (via del terzolle 91), si terra' il convegno "sport e legalita'. il rugby come educazione ...
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just like rogue dandelions spotting their lawn, the rookie free agents are methodically being weeded off the patriots’ roster. the most recent uprooting, tyson devree (te), also happened to be the latest player profile i had written and ready to go, that is until the patriots told devree to go instead. so who's left in this tenuous group to profile? of the 15 rookie free agents signed by the patriots after the draft, eight have been cut: josh coffman, carlos feliciano, henry smith, casey tyler, mike dragosavich, steve fajita, kenny catthouse, and tyson devree. three of the remaining 7 players, benjarvus green-ellis (rb), gary guyton (lb) and vince redd (lb), were considered draft prospects by sports illustrated and espn who's experts have taken the time to sum up their college careers, carefully analyze their strengths and weaknesses, and give some insight into how they might best be used as rookies.
not as much information is available on the remaining four, so i'll do my best to present some career highlights and a small window into where they might fit in this year's roster.
(te) jonathan stupar 6'3", 254lbs, virginia
career highlights :§ totaled 40 catches for 444 yards during his career§ had 15 catches for 112 yards in 2006. § pulled down a career high seven passes in last year’s win vs. miami§ played in 25 games and started 17 times.
jonathan stupar has quite a challenge to earn a roster spot at tight end this year even with the hole left by the release of kyle brady.
benjamin watson, in his 5th year with the patriots and recovering from off-season ankle surgery, is projected to be the undisputed starter. patriots football weekly's depth chart puts 14-year veteran marcus pollard (signed by the colts in 1995 as an udfa) in the number two spot, followed by dave thomas who is back practicing after recovering from a broken foot. since devree has been cut, that leaves three-year veteran and former eagle stephen spach just ahead of rookie stupar, provided of course that injuries and/or performance don't dictate a re-shuffling of the order.
(c) ryan wendell 6'2", 275lbs, fresno state
career notes:
wendell was a standout during his career with the ‘dogs. he was a 2007 first team all-wac selection and started at multiple positions on the offensive line.in his first year with the program, wendell was selected to the first team freshman all-american team and was awarded western athletic conference (wac) freshman of the year honors.starred on the offensive line each of the last three seasons, earned national honors for his outstanding play in 2004, and has emerged as a team leader.now wendell will join three other former bulldogs in new england. offensive guard logan mankins, safety james sanders and tight end stephen spach are all currently playing for the team. the patriots organization has a history of signing former bulldogs. pat hill and patriots’ head coach bill belichick worked together for the cleveland browns before hill came to fresno.who is he competing with? currently the patriots rely on dan koppen as their rock at center, followed by russ hochstein who filled in for an injured koppen in 2005, starting in 7 regular season games plus 2 playoff games at center. further into the depth chart is recently re-signed, gene mruczkowski (g/c), who was originally signed by the patriots in 2003 as a rfa, and spent 3 years either on ir, or being released and re-signed by the pats. in 2007 mruczkoski played 15 games with the miami dolphins.
(s) mark dillard 5'11", 210 lbs, louisiana tech
mark dillard, ranked no. 53 among safeties by raceland-based talent scout mike detillier, appears to be louisiana tech’s best nfl draft day bet.a three-year starter, dillard began this career in ruston as a running back before switching to the secondary, where he made 87 tackles [and 2 interceptions] as a senior."dillard improved his game last season in only his second year in the defensive backfield," said analyst tony pauline of sportsloop consulting, whose work appears in sports illustrated. "he has shown enough to be given consideration in camp as a conventional strong safety."
patriots football weekly lists dillard as third on the depth chart for free safeties behind 4-year veteran james sanders and 2-year veteran brandon meriweather.
(de) chris norwell 6'6", 303 lbs, illinois
career highs:
tackles: 8, twice(last time vs. northwestern, 11/18/06) solos: 6, twice(last time vs. northwestern, 9/18/06) tfl: 4.5 vs. northwestern 9/18/06 qb sacks: 1.5 two times (last time at michigan state, 9/30/06) qbh: 2 vs. penn state, 10/21/06 pbu: 1, three times (last time vs. wisconsin, 10/29/05) blocked kick: 1 (fg) vs. california, 10/17/05 ff: 1, two times (last time at wisconsin, 10/28/06)
patriots football weekly puts norwell 4th in the depth chart at left defensive end. first round draft pick and 6-year veteran ty warren holds the starting spot, with 3-year veteran le kevin smith at number 2. rookie norwell falls behind 2-year veteran santonio thomas who was signed by the pats as an rfa in 2005.
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os jogadores do cruzeiro sabem bem a pedreira que terão pela frente na partida do próximo sábado contra o sport, em recife, pelo campeonato brasileiro.
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dichtung oder wahrheit? alles war während der em in bewegung, wenig hat sich konkretisiert. die zeit, in der aus wechselwünschen wunschtransfers werden, bricht erst jetzt an. gut möglich, dass bald ein neuer transferrekord aufgestellt wird. faz.net - homepage | politik | gesellschaft | wirtschaft | finanzmarkt | sport | feuilleton | reise | wissen | auto | computer
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stefan schumacher hat das erste einzelzeitfahren der tour de france gewonnen und das gelbe trikot erobert. damit ist der 26 jahre alte deutsche radprofi der nächste führende der tour, der trotz der schatten der eigenen vergangenheit durch frankreich fährt. faz.net - homepage | politik | gesellschaft | wirtschaft | finanzmarkt | sport | feuilleton | reise | wissen | auto | computer
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gegen kroatien sind weniger die kritisierten innenverteidiger metzelder und mertesacker das abwehrproblem, sondern die außenpositionen. die ersatzleute dürfen sich nun hoffnung auf einen einsatz im letzten gruppenspiel gegen Österreich machen. faz.net - homepage | politik | gesellschaft | wirtschaft | finanzmarkt | sport | feuilleton | reise | wissen | auto | computer
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angstfrei, offen und in der zweiten hälfte auch spielerisch deutlich überlegen: so stoppten die iberer den russischen lauf. xavi brachte spanien in führung, güiza und silva machten den final-einzug gegen deutschland perfekt. olé. faz.net - homepage | politik | gesellschaft | wirtschaft | finanzmarkt | sport | feuilleton | reise | wissen | auto | computer
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bleacher reportopen mic: the state of soccer in the statesbleacher report, ca - 2 hours agothe problem is not so clear, so let me break down why soccer isn't the top sport in this nation, the effect it has on our youth development, and why we are ...open mic: the "what if's" of the us national team bleacher reportall 7 news articles
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livingston have confirmed that former manager davie hay will return to the club in a new advisory role. hay led the club to scottish league cup success in 2004 and details of his new role will be confirmed later this week. the 60-year-old is father ...
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i am not a hateful person. i, in most cases, harbor no ill will towards other people. live and let live is the message for me. more to the point, i can't be bothered with the negativity. but, our dearest of friends, our favorite son of pa, belichick's best buddy thinks i'm an idiot.
in a recent fanpost (mad props to onemore), mr. specter has decided to drop the spygate probe because, "...mood is not right and we've got too many other bigger problems to deal with." that's right arlen, you have too many other problems to deal with. and while you're posturing to back out of the mess you've created, why don't you tell the truth? this, from usa today :
one of specter's colleagues from across the aisle, sen. ted kennedy, d-mass., sees things differently.
"with the war in iraq raging on, gasoline prices closing in on $4 a gallon and americans losing their homes at record rates to foreclosure, the united states senate should be focusing on the real problems that americans are struggling with," kennedy said thursday.
ok, so teddy is not as pure as the driven snow on a maine winter night, or capable of navigating a bridge near chappaquiddick , to be more accurate. but, specky had zero support in the senate or any other government body for his personal vendetta against the new england patriots. did he actually, i don't know, ask his co-workers if they thought it was a good idea? or, does he feel his position as ranking member of the senate judiciary committee gives him the power to do whatever he wants?
as reported by yahoo :
"i haven't pulled back. there's not much more i can do at this point," the senator said monday, according to his office. "we've exposed a lot. ... but the public attention span is so limited..."
no specky, you were clearly the white knight in all of this, shining a bright spot on all of those bad, bad people in the nfl and enlightening the unwashed because their attention span is so limited. i have a theory: you continue to get elected to term after term because the attention span of your constituents, the very public you insult above, is limited. how else could you continue your career with all the evidence detailing your ties to comcast ?
but, what i'm really interested in is a fair and accurate accounting of government funds spent on specky's wild goose chase. i'd like to know how much of the tax payer's money you flushed down the toilet on this personal attack. maybe you should write us a check, senator. like your favorite contributor, comcast and its law firm, i suppose the check's in the mail.
yes pennsylvania, i'm truly sorry for you. you, the constituents of that fair state, have been made a fool by continuing to keep in office, a dipstick. and don't forget, your attention span is limited. ah, you've already forgotten what i've said.
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all quiet on the patriots front? not quite.
rookies visit 'brand' university: former patriots cb mike haynes, who now works as the nfl's vice president of player and employee development, has been hosting "brand university" sessions for nfl rookies. patriots' rookies "enrolled" on tuesday, with haynes explaining that the program “is designed to help players develop and execute a brand strategy that will help them maximize their nfl experience and enjoy a successful career within and beyond the game." later this month, nfl rookies will take part in the annual rookie symposium in san diego.
the official new england patriots news-blitz reports that tedy bruschi was doing his thing for charity on monday, playing some golf at tpc in norton, ma in support of spaulding rehabilitation hospital. bruschi talks about his involvement with this outstanding hospital and also about "how he never really wanted to play anywhere else but in new england." gotta love bruschi!
also at the event was qb matt cassel, who is in his 4th and final year of his contract with the pats. he had this, among other things, to say to mike reiss:
you try to approach every year the same. for me, i try not to worry about whether it’s a contract year, or my fourth year. the one thing i will say is that you start to learn things as you move on, and being my fourth year, i feel very comfortable in the system.
"i look forward to working with tom [brady] again and learning as much as i can and being ready to go. it’s just one of those things where you go out and compete, and you get going, just like you [media folks] do, competing against each other for the best stories. i have to go out and compete with the other guys and try to put my best efforts out there each and every day to come out and show the coaches and everybody else that i’m ready to go.
reiss's column is a great stop for his "mailbag" responses. this week covers ty law, the o-line, defense, junior seau's possible return and the competition at linebacker, just to name a few topics worth mulling over before training camp.
remember the old saturday night live skit with john belushi about the thing that wouldn't leave? sen. arlen spector, playing the part of belushi, told the new york times in a phone interview that his comments to the editorial board of the philadelphia daily news earlier this week “didn’t really come out with the proper flavor.”
“my view on the overall situation is that we may well see the other shoe drop somewhere,” specter said. “we went about as far as we could go, given the public attitude today about the economy and gas prices and iraq. we’re always very careful about initiating a congressional investigation.
“but that isn’t to say, by any means, it’s over.”
whew! for a few days there, i thought the beloved pennsylvania senator had shown signs of lucidity by dropping this idiotic government waste of time and money, but it's good to know he's back to normal.
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croatia have won their second match at euro 2008, against tournament favorites germany. bilic' men achieved an impressive 2-1 result.
channel: sports tags: euro 2008 football germany croatia european
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espn has a great article on jerod mayo and his possible ascension to tedy bruschi's spot once the ne legend retires.
mike reiss has 5 mini-camp observations , including fa safety tank williams intercepting a brady to faulk pass.
again from reiss, a lengthy interview with tom brady . in this interview, tom talks about losing the super bowl, his ankle, and off season goings on.
in news around the league , raiders's rookie holdout darren mcfadden signs a six year $60m deal. call me crazy, but this is just nuts. no offense to darren, but he hasn't played a second on the field. it's insulting to the vets, in my opinion.
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westley, calif. (ap) - a septic truck collided with a sport-utility vehicle carrying farm workers in central california on tuesday, sweeping both vehicles into a swift canal where divers spent much of the day searching for their bodies. divers ...
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met 'tour du monde' presenteert de kunsthal een overzicht van veel minder bekende wielerrondes die fotograaf chris de bode in colombia, cuba, senegal, eritrea, qatar en china maaktechannel: sports tags: fotoforum foto forum fotoforums
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with roland garros starting on sunday (call it the french open at your peril in france), we've assembled a distinguished panel from both sides of the atlantic.
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tout en affirmant être sous le sceau du "secret médical", le médecin de l'équipe de france, jean-pierre paclet, affirme qu'"avant l'euro, il n'y a pas eu d'électrocardiogramme ni d'échographie" pratiqués sur lilian thuram, dont la malformation cardiaque a été révélée vendredi.
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michael phelps et katie hoff ont placé d'entrée la barre très haut, dimanche 29 juin, lors de l'ouverture des sélections olympiques. ils ont tous les deux battu le record du monde du 400 m 4 nages et pris rendez-vous pour les jeux olympiques.
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after years of avoiding question about her 160-pound weight loss, star jones reynolds comes clean in the september issue of glamour.
in it, star finally admits her "medical intervention" was gastric bypass surgery she underwent in 2003. the former view co-host says her insecurities kept her from owning up to the surgery, despite a frenzy of speculation.
her article talks about her food issues and how she made the decision to have surgery. even more importantly, she shares the pyschological healing she went through after the operation.
check out the full story and see what you think. and while you're at it, take a peek at glamour's fitness tools and
calorie math of healthier alternatives.
-- amanda barrett, amny.com
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june 8th, 2004 and april 15th, 2005. what do these two dates have in common? well, let's look at the starters' lines for each game:
ip h r er bb so hr np
6/8/04 0.2 6 6 6 1 0 3 37
4/15/05 3.1 5 8 8 5 1 2 71
if you're reading this, you probably know who the starter was for last night's game (it was gavin floyd). the other game i've highlighted was the starting debut of ryan madson who, despite his stellar job coming out of the pen over the past year, has not been given another shot at starting. will gavin floyd suffer the same fate? vicente padilla is slated to come off the dl this week and charlie manuel has said that he will be taking floyd's spot in the rotation, with floyd to be sent to the pen.
so what's a team to do with seven potential starters? to tell you the truth, i don't know. i do think that madson and floyd should be given a shot at starting somewhere. should one of them be traded? should we keep them and move one of the vets to the bullpen? do we trade one of the vets? do we send them down to aaa so that they can get experience starting games? or is manuel doing the right thing by putting both of them in the pen?
if you've got an opinion, please share...
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after years of avoiding question about her 160-pound weight loss, star jones reynolds comes clean in the september issue of glamour.
in it, star finally admits her "medical intervention" was gastric bypass surgery she underwent in 2003. the former view co-host says her insecurities kept her from owning up to the surgery, despite a frenzy of speculation.
her article talks about her food issues and how she made the decision to have surgery. even more importantly, she shares the pyschological healing she went through after the operation.
check out the full story and see what you think. and while you're at it, take a peek at glamour's fitness tools and
calorie math of healthier alternatives.
-- amanda barrett, amny.com
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after years of avoiding question about her 160-pound weight loss, star jones reynolds comes clean in the september issue of glamour.
in it, star finally admits her "medical intervention" was gastric bypass surgery she underwent in 2003. the former view co-host says her insecurities kept her from owning up to the surgery, despite a frenzy of speculation.
her article talks about her food issues and how she made the decision to have surgery. even more importantly, she shares the pyschological healing she went through after the operation.
check out the full story and see what you think. and while you're at it, take a peek at glamour's fitness tools and
calorie math of healthier alternatives.
-- amanda barrett, amny.com
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david villa a inscrit les trois premiers buts espagnols. combatifs en première mi-temps, les russes ont été surclassés dans la seconde par une brillante équipe d'espagne.
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after years of avoiding question about her 160-pound weight loss, star jones reynolds comes clean in the september issue of glamour.
in it, star finally admits her "medical intervention" was gastric bypass surgery she underwent in 2003. the former view co-host says her insecurities kept her from owning up to the surgery, despite a frenzy of speculation.
her article talks about her food issues and how she made the decision to have surgery. even more importantly, she shares the pyschological healing she went through after the operation.
check out the full story and see what you think. and while you're at it, take a peek at glamour's fitness tools and
calorie math of healthier alternatives.
-- amanda barrett, amny.com
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tanner learend his submission holds by watching vhs instructional videos tanner's mantra of "never stop learning" involves the perspective of defeat american evan tanner, the one-time middleweight champion in 2005, has lost four of his last five ...
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1st odi pakistan v hong kong live scorecardchannel: sports tags: 1st odi pakistan v hong kong live scorecard
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by byron young, at magny cours 20/06/2008 lewis hamilton has ruled out taking part in a drivers' strike that could ruin the british grand prix.channel: sports tags: hamilton
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nice to see that former 5-yr patriots' veteran roosevelt colvin has finally landed with a team for the 2008 season . the houston texans are getting a great linebacker, teammate and pass rusher, provided of course that the 30-year old stays healthy.
colvin played three full seasons with the patriots, missing all but the first two games of 2003, his first season in new england, with a hip injury. he missed the final five games plus the playoffs in 2007 with a foot injury.
in his 61 games as a patriot colvin amassed a total of 177 tackles, 265 sacks, and 1 interception. that glorious interception came in the first quarter of game 2 vs. the chargers last year, courtesy of quarterback philip rivers. colvin also stripped rivers of the ball in the same quarter, turning it over to new england.
good luck rosie! the patriots and texans do not meet in 2008, but all the best to you and your new team in houston.
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?besides the birth of my son,? writes the first-time all star milton bradly of the texas rangers, ?i don?t think i?ve had a prouder moment in my life.?
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if the jason grimsley affair was a storm for major league baseball, it's chaos now.
the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco said yesterday that a blockbuster los angeles times story naming five players in the infamous grimsley affidavit, "these reports contain significant inaccuracies."
what those innacuracies were, they wouldn't say, but the clear implication from u.s. attorney kevin ryan is that the issue was with the names listed in the story. officials declined to say how many names or which names might be inaccurate.
roger clemens, andy pettitte, miguel tejada, brian roberts and jay gibbons were listed in the story as players grimsley named during an interview with federal agents. the names were redacted from a search warrant affidavit filed in june, after irs and fbi agents raided grimsley's home to search for possible evidence of trafficking human growth hormone.
the daily news also reported that a law enforcement source had told the paper that roger clemens was one of the names, but the news was not able to confirm that information. the news also wrote that the paper had been cautioned by another law enforcement source close to the case that the names might not be included in the affidavit.
l.a. times sports editor randy harvey, reached by the news today, said that unless the paper is informed of the "significant errors they claim we made, we have no comment, except to say we stand by our story."
- michael o'keeffe and t.j. quinn
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the next time a skinny person gives you a hard time, it maybe biologically based, not just bias, according to a new study.
research reported in evolution and human behavior found that some people suffer abuse because being too fat is mistaken by the brain for a sign of disease, according to a story in the independent.
the team say the immune system can be triggered into action at the sight of obesity because it doesn't like the look of what it sees, and associates it with infection.
"antipathy toward obese people is a powerful and pervasive prejudice in many contemporary populations. our results reveal, for the first time, that this prejudice may be rooted in multiple, independent mechanisms. they provide the first evidence that obesity serves as a cue for pathogen infection,'' say the university of british columbia researchers.
the report has sparked new debate on fat discrimination. check out the fiery discussion on aol's that's fit blog.
i am definitely feeling conflicted about the study. on the one hand, there may be some truth to it. but on the other, i don't want to see bias against the larger among us to be excused.
so what do you think? do you buy the study's findings?
-- amanda barrett, amny.com
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the next time a skinny person gives you a hard time, it maybe biologically based, not just bias, according to a new study.
research reported in evolution and human behavior found that some people suffer abuse because being too fat is mistaken by the brain for a sign of disease, according to a story in the independent.
the team say the immune system can be triggered into action at the sight of obesity because it doesn't like the look of what it sees, and associates it with infection.
"antipathy toward obese people is a powerful and pervasive prejudice in many contemporary populations. our results reveal, for the first time, that this prejudice may be rooted in multiple, independent mechanisms. they provide the first evidence that obesity serves as a cue for pathogen infection,'' say the university of british columbia researchers.
the report has sparked new debate on fat discrimination. check out the fiery discussion on aol's that's fit blog.
i am definitely feeling conflicted about the study. on the one hand, there may be some truth to it. but on the other, i don't want to see bias against the larger among us to be excused.
so what do you think? do you buy the study's findings?
-- amanda barrett, amny.com
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june 8th, 2004 and april 15th, 2005. what do these two dates have in common? well, let's look at the starters' lines for each game:
ip h r er bb so hr np
6/8/04 0.2 6 6 6 1 0 3 37
4/15/05 3.1 5 8 8 5 1 2 71
if you're reading this, you probably know who the starter was for last night's game (it was gavin floyd). the other game i've highlighted was the starting debut of ryan madson who, despite his stellar job coming out of the pen over the past year, has not been given another shot at starting. will gavin floyd suffer the same fate? vicente padilla is slated to come off the dl this week and charlie manuel has said that he will be taking floyd's spot in the rotation, with floyd to be sent to the pen.
so what's a team to do with seven potential starters? to tell you the truth, i don't know. i do think that madson and floyd should be given a shot at starting somewhere. should one of them be traded? should we keep them and move one of the vets to the bullpen? do we trade one of the vets? do we send them down to aaa so that they can get experience starting games? or is manuel doing the right thing by putting both of them in the pen?
if you've got an opinion, please share...
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an introduction into soccer betting and the advantages of betting on football over other sports
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in a 131 to 92 beatdown, the boston celtics absolutely clobber the la lakers to bring home the championship. check out our fine sbnation celtics blog, the green bandwagon , for the latest.
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dan patrick is returning to television in september, beside his former espn partner keith olbermann, on nbc?s ?football night in america.?
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l'italie risque l'élimination en cas de défaite face à la roumanie. la france doit au moins ramener un point de son opposition face aux pays-bas.
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le président de la fédération française de football (fff), jean-pierre escalettes, est derrière son sélectionneur avant le match capital pour la qualification en quart de finale face à l'italie, mardi 17 juin.
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many new yorkers who have experienced being fired are offering advice to fired mets manager willie randolph.
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le sélectionneur de l'équipe de france de football reconnaît avoir commis "une erreur de communication" lors de l'euro.
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hello, new england patriots fans. below are a few key upcoming dates for patriots off-season activities, as reported by the boston globe's mike reiss :
may 28-29 -- media access to organized team activities (closed to public)
june 6-8 -- full-squad minicamp (closed to public)
june 9 -- patriots charitable foundation golf tournament
the team has yet to finalize an official starting date for training camp.
once training camp dates are set in stone and access for the public is determined, i do plan on a pilgrimage to foxboro. anyone up for it?
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if the jason grimsley affair was a storm for major league baseball, it's chaos now.
the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco said yesterday that a blockbuster los angeles times story naming five players in the infamous grimsley affidavit, "these reports contain significant inaccuracies."
what those innacuracies were, they wouldn't say, but the clear implication from u.s. attorney kevin ryan is that the issue was with the names listed in the story. officials declined to say how many names or which names might be inaccurate.
roger clemens, andy pettitte, miguel tejada, brian roberts and jay gibbons were listed in the story as players grimsley named during an interview with federal agents. the names were redacted from a search warrant affidavit filed in june, after irs and fbi agents raided grimsley's home to search for possible evidence of trafficking human growth hormone.
the daily news also reported that a law enforcement source had told the paper that roger clemens was one of the names, but the news was not able to confirm that information. the news also wrote that the paper had been cautioned by another law enforcement source close to the case that the names might not be included in the affidavit.
l.a. times sports editor randy harvey, reached by the news today, said that unless the paper is informed of the "significant errors they claim we made, we have no comment, except to say we stand by our story."
- michael o'keeffe and t.j. quinn
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if the jason grimsley affair was a storm for major league baseball, it's chaos now.
the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco said yesterday that a blockbuster los angeles times story naming five players in the infamous grimsley affidavit, "these reports contain significant inaccuracies."
what those innacuracies were, they wouldn't say, but the clear implication from u.s. attorney kevin ryan is that the issue was with the names listed in the story. officials declined to say how many names or which names might be inaccurate.
roger clemens, andy pettitte, miguel tejada, brian roberts and jay gibbons were listed in the story as players grimsley named during an interview with federal agents. the names were redacted from a search warrant affidavit filed in june, after irs and fbi agents raided grimsley's home to search for possible evidence of trafficking human growth hormone.
the daily news also reported that a law enforcement source had told the paper that roger clemens was one of the names, but the news was not able to confirm that information. the news also wrote that the paper had been cautioned by another law enforcement source close to the case that the names might not be included in the affidavit.
l.a. times sports editor randy harvey, reached by the news today, said that unless the paper is informed of the "significant errors they claim we made, we have no comment, except to say we stand by our story."
- michael o'keeffe and t.j. quinn
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if the jason grimsley affair was a storm for major league baseball, it's chaos now.
the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco said yesterday that a blockbuster los angeles times story naming five players in the infamous grimsley affidavit, "these reports contain significant inaccuracies."
what those innacuracies were, they wouldn't say, but the clear implication from u.s. attorney kevin ryan is that the issue was with the names listed in the story. officials declined to say how many names or which names might be inaccurate.
roger clemens, andy pettitte, miguel tejada, brian roberts and jay gibbons were listed in the story as players grimsley named during an interview with federal agents. the names were redacted from a search warrant affidavit filed in june, after irs and fbi agents raided grimsley's home to search for possible evidence of trafficking human growth hormone.
the daily news also reported that a law enforcement source had told the paper that roger clemens was one of the names, but the news was not able to confirm that information. the news also wrote that the paper had been cautioned by another law enforcement source close to the case that the names might not be included in the affidavit.
l.a. times sports editor randy harvey, reached by the news today, said that unless the paper is informed of the "significant errors they claim we made, we have no comment, except to say we stand by our story."
- michael o'keeffe and t.j. quinn
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if the jason grimsley affair was a storm for major league baseball, it's chaos now.
the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco said yesterday that a blockbuster los angeles times story naming five players in the infamous grimsley affidavit, "these reports contain significant inaccuracies."
what those innacuracies were, they wouldn't say, but the clear implication from u.s. attorney kevin ryan is that the issue was with the names listed in the story. officials declined to say how many names or which names might be inaccurate.
roger clemens, andy pettitte, miguel tejada, brian roberts and jay gibbons were listed in the story as players grimsley named during an interview with federal agents. the names were redacted from a search warrant affidavit filed in june, after irs and fbi agents raided grimsley's home to search for possible evidence of trafficking human growth hormone.
the daily news also reported that a law enforcement source had told the paper that roger clemens was one of the names, but the news was not able to confirm that information. the news also wrote that the paper had been cautioned by another law enforcement source close to the case that the names might not be included in the affidavit.
l.a. times sports editor randy harvey, reached by the news today, said that unless the paper is informed of the "significant errors they claim we made, we have no comment, except to say we stand by our story."
- michael o'keeffe and t.j. quinn
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