Posts Tagged ‘playoffs’
Divisional Round picks
The real story of this weekend is whether or not Tim Tebow will have enough magic to get past Tom Brady and The Hoodie in Foxborough. San Francisco and the New York Giants will try to prevent us from seeing the Brees-Rodgers NFC title match up we’re all dreaming of and Joe Flacco will become […]
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Tags: playoffs, The Hoodie, Tim Tebow
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 watching U.S. soccer play competitively again in the Gold Cup. It is always good when […]
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Tags: 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
Ryan Miller ought to be furious
I have about six thousand different thoughts right now about Game Seven that I’ll get to tomorrow, but right now I just want to make a brief mention about Ryan Miller. Nobody should be more pissed off right now than Miller. I’m usually harder on him than most, but after Danny Briere, I think he […]
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Tags: Buffalo Sabres, Game Seven, NHL, Philadelphia Flyers, playoffs, Ryan Miller
Game Seven: Whatever it takes
It all comes down to this. Game Seven. It’s always Game Seven, but now it’s really Game Seven, if that makes sense. Every game in the playoffs is a must-win, but this is about as big as it gets. After two consecutive collapses, I’m not going to say I think the Sabres will win. I’d […]
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Tags: Buffalo Sabres, Chris Pronger, Danny Briere, Drew Stafford, Game Seven, NHL, Philadelphia Flyers, playoffs, Ray Bourque, Scott Neidermayer, Stanley Cup, Terry Pegula, Thomas Vanek, whatever it takes
