Monthly Archives: November 2007
Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
I heard a quote somewhere, I think it was Voltaire, saying: “Judge a man by the questions he asks, not by those he answers.” If this is true, then I ought to be judged well because I’m an idiot, and … Continue reading
The Perfect Face for Egg on It
As a semi-opinionated person, there are plenty of public figures whom I would be delighted at the sight of them falling flat on their faces. I throroughly enjoy any public character attacks on Tiki Barber or Curt Schilling. I remember reveling in the numerous … Continue reading
Tagged alex rodriguez, MLB, scott boras
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Puerto Rico Bound
As the 2007-08 season dawns on the Temple Owls, there are some really interesting subplots to pay attention to as the season starts to get going: 1). Though the Legend is gone (probably on the golf course or at the … Continue reading
Why Jimmy Rollins is the NL MVP
Outside of Boston, the sweetheart run of the Colorado Rockies is the most recent on-field baseball story in everyone’s memory (as if what happens on the field matters anymore), but let me quickly remind you why the Phillies and their … Continue reading
Tagged jimmy rollins, matt holliday, MLB, nl mvp, phillies, prince fielder
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College Basketball Preview: The Contenders
At the beginning of the college basketball season, there are so many questions and so few answers. Even the most involved fan has to wait at least a month to really know a little of what to expect for this … Continue reading
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Tagged college hoops preview, georgetown, kansas, louisville, memphis, michigan st., north carolina, tennessee, ucla
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Braun Deserved It…Barely
Brewers thirdbaseman Ryan Braun beat out Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki for NL Rookie of the Year honors yesterday, in the closest contest the award has ever seen. Did Braun deserve the award? I say yes, but it probably should have … Continue reading
Tagged MLB, rookie of the year, ryan braun, troy tulowitzki
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Late Skins Miscues Keep Slim Eagle Hopes Alive
Yes, the Eagles won yesterday to improve their record to 4-5. Yes, Brian Westbrook continued to show why he is one the elite running backs in football, with 183 total yards and one of his signature touchdowns, weaving 57 yards through … Continue reading
Tagged brian westbrook, eagles, joe gibbs, NFL, redskins
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Two More Awards for Phils
Jimmy Rollins and Chase Utley were each awarded Silver Slugger Awards today. The award is given to the best offensive player at each position in each league. Neither of the selections comes as a surprise to those who watched these … Continue reading
Huge Trade for the Phils
Last night, the Phillies made the first big move by any team this off-season, making a trade with the Houston Astros for former All-Star closer Brad Lidge. They also acquired infielder Eric Bruntlett in the deal and sent outfielder Michael Bourn, … Continue reading
Tagged astros, brad lidge, brett myers, ed wade, michael bourn, mike costanzo, MLB, pat gillick, phillies, trade
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