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Published 11/10/2007
The top college football athlete? Not so fast...
Conference championships are looming and the
bowl season is just around the corner.
The BCS rankings have been...
Published 11/26/2007
Chris Long is one of the best linemen in the country... and why not? His father is former NFL star Howie Long.
Every summer it’s the same talk,
who is going to rush for the m...
Published 12/26/2007
Derek Anderson was strangely missing from the AFC Pro Bowl roster.
The 2008 Pro Bowl selections were
announced earlier this week, and the usual players made the overrated and under...
Published 03/16/2008
Jacoby Ellsbury could win the starting center field job in Boston.
I would like to take a moment to ask why does a millionaire like Billy Crystal feel the need to take an opportunit...
Published 03/22/2008
Evan Longoria will be the starter at third for the Tampa Bay Rays.
The NCAA Tournament is underway, and the only thing predictable was the 1 seeds destroying the 16 seeds. Ye...
Published 03/30/2008
Manny had a great trip to Japan. He's in a contract year, so the Red Sox will have to decide whether to pick up his option.
Tiger Woods’ competitiveness is well documented and...
Published 04/6/2008
Justin Morneau is off to a slow start for the Twins this season.
Last week I gave you guys some homework, how many of you actually did it? I am willing to bet that many of you...
Published 04/13/2008
Is C.C. Sabathia feeling the effects of 241 innings pitched in 2007? His previous high was 210.
The last twenty years in baseball has been dubbed the steroid era, and properly so.&n...
Published 04/20/2008
Miguel Cabrera's bat has awakened this past week. He is on his way towards .325/25/125.
The NBA started its’ playoffs today at noon, when the Cleveland Cavaliers took on the ...
Published 05/3/2008
Chase Utley has produced more in April than many second basemen do over a whole season.
What the fudge is going on with the Boston Celtics? The Celts finished the season 29 g...
Boston-raised and bred, and proud of it, John Cloutman tries hard to
hide his Beantown homerism, but not too hard. Back from a tour of duty
in the current Iraq war, John is in his first year as a columnist for
Sports Grumblings but is far from a rookie in sports expertise.