My wife asked me recently, “Why do men love sports so much?” At the time I couldn’t distinguish if she was asking me out of annoyance for my screaming at the television, or, she had a genuine interesting in knowing. Either way, I put forth the diligent duty to examine this query to the best […]
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From harmless jabs to fist fights in bars, being a die hard sports fan these days is a tough business. As a Philadelphia sports fan, I’ve seen it all. Coming from the town that both booed and threw snow balls at Santa, I know how serious things can get. What I’ve noticed lately from the
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Last night, the Texas Rangers announced that they will be designating struggling former closer Sam Dyson for assignment. As a result, the club has informed other teams of it’s move and is looking to execute a trade. Dyson emerged as the closer in Texas last season with an excellent 2.43 ERA and 38 saves in
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This season has been a bit of a struggle for the St. Louis Cardinals thus far. To this point in the season, they are sitting 1.5 games out of first place in the NL Central, and one game under .500. Thursday afternoon, veteran Adam Wainwright gave Cardinals fans something to smile about. Wainwright dominated not only
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Tempers were flying Sunday afternoon in San Francisco as Washington Nationals star Bryce Harper and Giants veteran reliever Hunter Strickland exchanged punches. Here is how it all went down between Harper and Strickland: The Hit By Pitch In the eighth inning with the Nationals leading 2-0, Harper stepped to the plate facing Strickland. On a
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The first month of the MLB season has come and gone. There have been some huge stories thus far. Ryan Zimmerman and Eric Thames are both resurrecting their careers. Daniel Murphy and Mime Trout putting up MVP numbers yet again. Greg Holland and Matt Wieters are proving to be huge signings for their respective ball
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With the Blue Jays not getting off to their start they wanted to their season. We count down the five things needed to change the Blue Jays season around. Five Things Needed to Turn Around the Blue Jays Season Limit the strikeouts The Blue Jays have struggled so far in the strikeout category, with eight hitters
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The Major League Baseball season is fifteen games deep and there have some pretty interesting storylines thus far. A rise to stardom from not only an unlikely rookie (Amir Garrett), but also a returning veteran (Eric Thames). The rise of some surprising teams, to the fall of a powerhouse (Toronto). Here are five storylines from
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The first week of the MLB season has come to a close. Here are some of the top performers at each position. Top Performers From Opening Week of MLB Season C : J.T. Realmunto, MIA Realmunto has started the 2017 season red hot. After hitting .303 last season he has started out this season hitting .500.
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Chicago Cubs Banner Ceremony Earlier this week, the Chicago Cubs entered Wrigley Field for the first time since Game 5 of the World Series. The game was delayed over an hour due to inclimate weather, many worrying the game was never going to start. Then the tarp came off and it was time to celebrate the World
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