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World Cup Preview (Knockout Round)
So, half of the teams have been eliminated by group play, and now we have the remainin 16 teams vying for the ultimate prize, in the ultimate pressure-cooker format: one-and-done. Here is the BSB preview: A1/C1 Quadrant A1-Uruguay vs. B2-South … Continue reading
Please Forgive Me, Puckheads
So, it has been brought to my attention that there is something going on in the world of sports that has not gotten any attention from us here at BSB that probably should be getting at least a mention. At … Continue reading
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BSB NFL Playoff Challenge: Divisional Round Preview
Nine contestents started the BSB NFL Playoff Challenge, but after the Wild Card Weekend’s action, only seven remain with a possibility of winning the whole thing. But, surprisingly, it is not the two with the lowest point totals who have … Continue reading
Interesting Thought
Just a quick thought as I’m looking at the slate of games this week. There is an outside shot that all of the four Wild Card games next week will be rematches of games this week. If the Cowboys and Vikings … Continue reading
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Phils Pitchers Getting Ready for October
Don’t get me wrong, we have been doing a TON of NFL stuff on the blog recently, but that does not mean that we have forgotten about the best Philadelphia sports team of my lifetime. I will get back to the week-by-week … Continue reading
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Tagged brad lidge, carlos ruiz, cole hamels, joe blanton, pedro martinez, phillies
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Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
Let’s say, hypothetically, you can afford to spend $100,000 on a new car, would you: (a) buy a $100,000 car for $100,000 OR (b) buy an $80,000 car for $40,000 ?
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And, It Just Got Interesting
For the casual tennis fan, the appeal of the French Open took a serious hit, if not was eliminated altogether, on Sunday when 4-time defending champion, Rafael Nadal lost to big-hitting Swede, Robin Soderling. To the serious tennis fan (all … Continue reading
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Tagged 2009 french open, andy murray, david ferrer, fernando gonzalez, fernando verdasco, gilles simon, janko tipsarevic, josselin ouanna, lleyton hewitt, marin cilic, nicolas almagro, nikolai davydenko, radek stepanek, rafael nadal, robin soderling, stanislas wawrinka, victor hanescu
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Two Round in the Books (Part Two)
Check out Part One of a French Open update. This is Part Two… The Del Potro (5) Pod: THIRD ROUND MATCH SATURDAY – #5 Del Potro vs. #25 Andreev In the top of this pod, the 5th-ranked player in the … Continue reading
More Ridiculous Stats
I’ve got a couple post ideas in the hopper, but I just switched jobs, so I have to pretend to do work for at least a week or two. But, I can throw out a couple ridiculous stats that I … Continue reading
