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Monthly Archives: December 2007
Stefanksi Makes His First Move
This morning, new Sixers GM Ed Stefanski made his first move since taking over the team last month, trading Kyle Korver to Utah for Gordon Giricek and a first-round pick. The trade has very little to do with Giricek or … Continue reading
Posted in NBA
Tagged ed stefanski, gordon giricek, jazz, kyle korver, lou williams, sixers
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Andy Reid Tells His Story
We have discussed Coach Reid and his family situation several times on this blog, and I think my opinions are clear, so I do not want to rehash what I’ve already written. Just want to say that I’m extremely impressed and … Continue reading
BSB In-Attendance: #7 Duke vs. #9 Pitt, Madison Square Garden
Last night I headed back over to MSG for some college hoops, this time to see two undefeated (both 10-0), top-10 teams square-off in the Aeropostale Classic. I wasn’t aware that anyone had actually worn Aeropostale clothing since about 1999, but … Continue reading
Posted in College Hoops, bsb in-attendance
Tagged dejuan blair, duke, kyle singler, levance fields, pitt
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Tell Me I’m Crazy…
Okay, this may be another running segment because I think and do some really stupid things and I need people to tell me I’m crazy. We shall see. Anyway, someone tell me I’m crazy for thinking that the San Diego … Continue reading
Phils Sign Jenkins
The Phillies signed Geoff Jenkins today, beating out the Padres, with a two year, $13 million deal, with an option for a third year. As I wrote a couple days ago, Jenkins will probably platoon with Jayson Werth in right field … Continue reading
Why Do We Believe Andy Pettitte?
Honestly, I have no idea. What would you do if you were Andy Pettitte? You just signed a major contract to come back for one more year before retiring as one of the most successful pitchers of your generation. But, … Continue reading
Posted in MLB
Tagged andy pettitte, floyd landis, mariano rivera, marion jones, mitchell report, steroids, yankees
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Phillies Hot-Stove Update
It’s been a month since my last Phillies off-season update and a lot has happened, just not, unfortunately, for the Phils. Pat Gillick and company have been desperately searching for pitching help, and also looking to add an outfielder and possibly … Continue reading
Posted in MLB
Tagged akinori otsuka, geoff jenkins, kris benson, mike cameron, pat gillick, phillies
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Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
Where does Brian Westbrook’s “non-TD” in the final minute in a week of fantasy football playoffs rank among the greatest moments in sports that didn’t actually matter in the game?
Some Things Just Never Change
I just want to preface my halftime comments with the following: I am not normally a very negative person when it comes to Philly sports, honestly I think Donovan McNabb is the best quarterback in team history I think Andy Reid is … Continue reading