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Category Archives: Baseball
Sandusky is pinnacle of generation shaped by scandal
I never understood what people meant when they said “it’s a different world.” Different from what? When I was growing up, all that meant was my mom never let us buy anything from the ice cream man. Slowly but surely, … Continue reading
Mr. 3,000
Three hundred wins. Five hundred home runs. Three thousand hits. All of these statistical milestones are said to be the benchmarks for no-doubt status as a Major League Baseball Hall of Famer. Every eligible member of the 300-win club is in the Hall … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball
Tagged 3000 hits, Cooperstown, Craig Biggio, Derek Jeter, Hall of Fame, media hype, milestone, New York Yankees, quan, Rod Tidwell, Stan Ross
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This week in sports
You miss a lot when your laptop is broken. Now that it’s finally back from the shop, here’s a rundown of things I wanted to hit but couldn’t get to. U.S. soccer and the Gold Cup It’s good to be … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Soccer
Tagged Canada, Canisius Golden Griffins, Chicharito, Chris Cox, CONCACAF, Dallas Mavericks, Dirk Nowitzki, FIFA, Gold Cup, Guadeloupe, Kolya Stephenson, Mark Cuban, Mexico, MLB draft, NBA, Panama, playoffs, Sean Jamieson, Shane Davis, Stanley Cup, USMNT, WNY Flash
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