The San Antonio Spurs’ season got off to a rocky start yesterday when guard Tony Parker went down with an ankle injury. His status for the season opener is up in the air, but perhaps all he needs is a little TLC from Eva. At any rate, we cover this topic in our debut of […]
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How about some NFL observations from RotoRob? Note that Gridiron Goldstein is the NFL authority around these parts, while I tend to stick to other sports. But hey, I’ve gotta be versatile, right? With that in mind, here’s what I took from yesterday’s exciting Bengals-Falcons game, won by Atlanta 29-27. As Atlanta shifts its attack
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This week marks the final Spikes Up at creativesports as all my duties there have been wound up. Spikes Up will continue to crop up here on RotoRob, so fear not. In the meantime, I continue to ramp up my Rotoworld duties, starting NBA news posting tomorrow and two weekly columns (Tuesdays and Wednesdays), each
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The Mariners face a tough decision this offseason about what to do with Jeremy Reed. The centrepiece of the late-June 2004 trade that sent Freddy Garcia to the White Sox, Reed has been unable so far to deliver on his tremendous promise, and he finds himself entering 2007 without a role. Reed broke his thumb
Is Reed Ready to Rock? Read Post »
The Raptors finally met their match in the preseason, losing 108-97 to the Chicago Bulls last night, finishing the exhibition schedule at 7-1. Losing to the Bulls is nothing new for Toronto as it’s been dominated by Chicago of late. And there’s no shame — this Bulls’ team has a chance to join the elite
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Tampa Bay at N.Y. Giants – Start Matt Bryant. Okay, that might be a little much, but anyone who kicks a 62-yard field goal deserves to be mentioned here. Good for him. Anyway, other than Carnell Williams, there really isn’t much to see from the Bucs. The passing game is wildly inconsistent. Joey Galloway will
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Apparently, a high profile Japanese star will be posted that the Mariners won’t go after. Throughout their history, the Mariners have used their Pacific Rim locale to lure big-name Asian stars to Seattle (think Ichiro Suzuki, Kaz Sasaki, Kenji Johjima). The team has always at least been a player in these biddings. But this offseason,
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