Breaking Balls
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Breaking Balls
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For serious? I used to think that athletes who tested positive for performance enhancing drugs tainted their respective sports, but now I find myself enamored by it all. For what reason you ask? Is there anything better than the excuses that come out of the mouths of these guys? I mean honestly. Brian Cushing, last [...]
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I’d say that’s iconic, wouldn’t you? Derek Jeter surpassed Babe Ruth tonight on the Major League Baseball all time hits list with a second inning single versus the Boston Red Sox. In typical Jeter fashion, the long time Yankee captain hit a grounder through the infield to score Brett Gardner. As an outsider, I have [...]
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You gotta’ love Deadpin, don’t ya? Editor A.J. Daulerio will let anything fly on that website, and ya’ know what? I dig it. Today’s popular blog post details Jen Sterger’s text message exchanges with Brett Favre in which the legendary gunslinger sent her a couple of “dick pix” through MMS. Hmm, guess an exchange would [...]
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As the rumors heated up yesterday and into last night, this was tweeted by @JWerthsBeard as many Phillies fans tweeted that his final AB last night in St. Louis would be his last one. Given the current situation with the Phillies, I found this pretty humorous.
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Where did it all go wrong? ESPN’s Buster Olney and Jayson Stark are reporting the Phillies are in trade talks that would see them parting with All Star rightfielder Jayson Werth while bringing in a veteran starting pitcher. The likely suspects? Ben Sheets, Oakland ( 4-9 4.53 ERA) , Dan Haren, Arizona (7-8 4.60 ERA), [...]
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The last month or so has been absolutely miserable for Philadelphia Phillies rightfielder Jayson Werth. He’s batting just .222 here in July and for the season is batting just .163 with runners in scoring position. That’s just the beginning. A little less than a month ago, TheDirty.com reported that Werth might of had an affair [...]
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Is it me or has Peter Gammons really been sounding off since signing on to the Twitter world? That, coupled with his recent transition from the Worldwide Leader in Sports to the up and coming MLB Network, and Gammons all of a sudden has a forum to be a little more “edgier” with his words. [...]
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Fan Favorite No More ? – Focusing on the Philadelphia sports scene, the blog Crossing Broad delves into whether or not Jayson Werth is still a fan favorite in the City of Brotherly Love. Do I think he is? I think a personal hot streak for him at the plate and consistent Phillies success in [...]
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No meaningful sports are on television tonight, unless of course the Tour De France means something to you, then kindly make your way to Versus and keep to yourself. The 18th Annual ESPY Awards are on tonight, that’s kinda worth watching I suppose. Oh? Seth Meyers from the incredibly mediocre Saturday Night Live is hosting? [...]
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