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| (Renner #2) Photo credit to CollegeFootball.org |
NFL Draft Player Profile: Bryn Renner of North Carolina
by Derrik Klassen
Last season, UNC produced Jonathan Cooper, Brennan Williams, and Giovani Bernard, all of which were offensive players. Another key player in UNC's offensive success was QB Bryn Renner. While he may not be at the caliber of Bridgewater or Fales, there is still a considerable amount of NFL potential in Renner. He flashes more than enough arm talent for the NFL, but I question some of the finer parts of his game.
NFL Fantasy Football: IDP Sleeper Da'Norris Searcy
by Arif Hasan
When putting together a fantasy team in an IDP league, it’s
not unwise to dip into the same well twice. While grabbing a receiver and a
quarterback from the same team can multiply the impact of variability, having
two IDP players from the same team can often produce the opposite effect—if
they are both high performers, one will likely make up for the missed
production of another, and smooth out spikes and troughs in production. Shared IDP players will produce stability.
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| Da'Norris Searcy. Photo credit BuffaloBills.com |
NBA Playoffs: LeBron James Gives Heat 3-2 Lead Over Pacers
by Rodney Fisher
The Miami Heat are one game away from returning to The NBA Finals for a third straight year. They defeat the Indiana Pacers in Game 5 90-79.
Teams that win Game 5 of a tied series statically go on to win the series. The Pacers played very well in the first half, but were outscored in the third quarter 30-13.
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| LeBron James gives Heat 3-2 series lead. Photo credit NBA |
Teams that win Game 5 of a tied series statically go on to win the series. The Pacers played very well in the first half, but were outscored in the third quarter 30-13.
MLB Draft: Who will be the first player taken?
by Matt Kellett
On June 6, the annual MLB draft will take place in New Jersey. For the second straight year the Houston Astros possess the number one pick, how will they use the most valuable pick in the draft? |
| Will Mark Appel by #1 at MLB Draft? |
Boxing: Floyd Mayweather Will Fight Canelo Alvarez On September 14th At 152
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| Mayweather vs Alvarez Sept. 14th. Photo Credit Boxing.com |
NFL Draft Player Profile: Devin Gardner of Michigan
by Derrik Klassen
The converted WR may have only played the final 5 games at QB, but he still flashed glaring signs of NFL potential. He lacks the finer skills, but he definitely has all of the physical tools. While he needs refinement, he shows plenty of talent for a player who was thrown into the fire with little experience at the position and a struggling team to work with. His potential ceiling is somewhere up in the stars.
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| (Gardner #12) Photo credit to DetroitNews.com |
NBA Playoffs: Indiana Pacers Even Series 2-2 With Miami Heat; 99-92
by Rodney Fisher
The Indiana Pacers did exactly what they needed to do and played desperate in Game 4. The talk today is more about the officiating than the actual play in the game. LeBron James fouls out with less than a minute to go in the game. This is only the second time he has done so in the playoffs in his career. Dewayne Wade gets a questionable traveling call and Paul George was shut down in the first half by the officiating.
Here are the highlights:
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| LeBron James fouls out in Game 4. Photo credit NBA |
The Indiana Pacers did exactly what they needed to do and played desperate in Game 4. The talk today is more about the officiating than the actual play in the game. LeBron James fouls out with less than a minute to go in the game. This is only the second time he has done so in the playoffs in his career. Dewayne Wade gets a questionable traveling call and Paul George was shut down in the first half by the officiating.
Here are the highlights:
NFL: Flacco's Agent Joe Linta Calls Ravens 'Dumb', I call them Brilliant
by Chad Jones
Consensus remains the lucrative deal Joe Flacco signed (6 Years 120.6 Million w/ 39 M Guaranteed) forced the Ravens to let key veterans depart in Free Agency. In reality, the Flacco deal was it's own entity, and the other moves were the best way to build another Super Bowl Winner.
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| Joe Flacco. Photo credit NFL |
NFL: 2014 NFC East Offseason Question Marks- Players to Keep an Eye On
by Chad Jones
Over the past 2 NFL Seasons, the salary cap has been relatively flat at 123 Million. Teams are anxiously awaiting the kick-in of new television money in 2015, which will allow the cap to rise significantly over the remainder of the current CBA. Let's take a look at NFC East Cap concerns for 2014.
NBA Playoffs: Spurs Reach 5th NBA Finals Over Grizzlies
by Rodney Fisher
The San Antonio Spurs win the Western Conference Finals series 4-0 over the Memphis Grizzlies. Tim Duncan has turned back the hands of time, but it was Tony Parker that lifted the team with a 37 point performance. The Spurs won 93-86 and can rest until June 6th to start The Finals.
Here are the highlights:
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| Tony Parker leads Spurs to 5th NBA Finals. Photo credit NBA |
Here are the highlights:
WNBA: Griner Has Two Dunks In First Game
by JT
In a match up headlined by the number 1 and 2 picks of this years WNBA Draft it was Elena Delle Donne outplaying Brittney Griner in there first game of the season.
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| Brtitney Griner makes WNBA debut. Photo credit WNBA |
NBA: Phoenix Suns to make former player Jeff Hornacek head coach
by JT
The Suns have offered Jeff Hornacek a 3 year deal to became their new head coach. Hornacek has been an assistant coach for the Utah Jazz.
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| Jeff Hornacek new Phoenix Suns coach. Photo credit DeseretNews.com |
NFL Draft Player Profile: Marcus Mariota of Oregon
by Derrik Klassen
Despite being a Freshman, Mariota made a name for himself in the 2012-2013 season. Now, while he is talented and flashes many valuable traits, he still needs refinement, like any young QB. Few QBs can dominate like Mariota did, let alone doing it as a Freshman. Manziel, who is criminally over-rated as an NFL prospect and shouldn't even be considered a top 10 QB, is over-shadowing Mariota and could end up making Mariota a steal come draft day.
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| (Mariota #8) Photo Credit: zimbio.com |
NBA: David Robinson Named for 2013 FIBA Hall of Fame Class; 12 Inductees
courtesy of FIBA.com
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| David Robinson among new inductees to FIBA Hall of Fame. Photo credit NBA |
MIES (FIBA Hall of Fame) - Twelve world class basketball personalities from 10 different countries make up the 2013 Class that will be enshrined into the FIBA Hall of Fame on 19 June.
Six former players, three coaches, two technical officials and a contributor will be honoured at theHouse of Basketball - FIBA's headquarters in Mies, on the outskirts of Geneva - next month.
National icons Jean-Jacques Conceiçao of Angola, Australia's Andrew Gaze, Paula Gonçalves of Brazil, Serbia's Zoran Slavnic and the USA pair of David Robinson andTeresa Edwards make up the contingent of players.
Nascar: 10 Fans Hurt at Coca-Cola 600 Race
by Rodney Fisher
Another fan accident this Nascar season, however the cars are not to blame. A falling Fox Sports cable from a floating tracking camera fell injuring 10 spectators and causing damage to a few cars. Fox Sports and Nascar has issued an apology to all fans. They have also suspended use of this type of camera until after an investigation into the occurrence to prevent further accidents.
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| Fans injured at Nascar race. Photo credit Yahoo! |
NBA Playoffs: Miami Heat vs Indiana Pacers Game 3 Highlights
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| Miami Heat take 2-1 series lead over Pacers. Photo credit NBA |
NFL Draft Player Profile: Aaron Murray of Georgia
by Derrik Klassen
Big time school equals big time talent, right? Wrong! None of the SEC QBs, yes, that includes Manziel, are worth more than a 4th round pick. The notion of Murray, McCarron, Manziel, etc. are worth even a 2nd round pick, let alone a 1st round choice, is absolutely absurd. All of the SEC QBs are products of the system as the talent that surrounds them makes them look good and enables them to put up solid stats, but raw stats are a deceiving and flawed system. Every SEC QB is over-rated and Murray is not an exception.
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| (Murray #11) Photo credit: OnlineAthens.com |
NHL Playoffs: James Neal, The Real Deal
by Hunter Hodies
Pittsburgh has a own
unique name for James Neal. They call him “The Real Deal.” That’s exactly what
he has been these last 2 games for the Penguins. He has 5 goals to along with a
few assists as well.
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| James Neal "The Real Deal". Photo credit NHL |
After a slow start to the series, James Neal has shown
the Hockey Gods that he wants a Stanley Cup. He has been performing the last 2
games better than star players Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. He had a Hat
trick last night against the Senators in Game 5 when they clinched the series
and advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since they won
their 4th Stanley Cup in 2009.
NFL: Are Sunday Pregame Shows Still Worth Watching?
by Chad Jones
NFL pregame shows are losing viewership. The entrenched networks ESPN, Fox & CBS face new rivals- NFL Network & 'New Media'. Some of the attributes for the decline is fans having other priorities before kickoff like religious obligations, kid's sports games, brunch with friends, etc. Attending Church or cheering at your kids soccer games are not new American ideals. So let's address the major pregame shows for their substance.
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| What NFL pregame show are you watching? Photo credit Vimeo |
NFL: IDP Sleeper Nigel Bradham
by Arif Hasan
When selecting a player in IDP, fans often forget that the quality of the player matters a lot less than their box score. In an ideal fantasy league, that’s not the case, but there isn’t an ideal fantasy league. One way to get the jump on your friends in these leagues is to identify players who have the system rigged in their favor.
A study by Pro Football Focus found that six teams are much more likely to award a pass defensed on a particular play when at home (Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Detroit, New York (Jets), Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle), and of those six teams, Buffalo also awards more solo tackles and assisted tackles.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and San Francisco are also more likely to award a solo tackle instead of an assist.
Buffalo also has an opportunity to play against fantasy friendly teams like the Patriots, the Jets and the Browns.
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| Nigel Bradham of Buffalo Bills. Photo credit NFL |
A study by Pro Football Focus found that six teams are much more likely to award a pass defensed on a particular play when at home (Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Detroit, New York (Jets), Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle), and of those six teams, Buffalo also awards more solo tackles and assisted tackles.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and San Francisco are also more likely to award a solo tackle instead of an assist.
Buffalo also has an opportunity to play against fantasy friendly teams like the Patriots, the Jets and the Browns.
NCAA: Everett Golson No Longer at Notre Dame
by Rodney Fisher
It has now been confirmed by Television station WNDU and the South Bend Tribune that Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson is no longer enrolled at the institution.
Rumors began to circulate Saturday night no Twitter, but now the school has hinted it is related to a resident life incident.
School official Dennis Brown stated to a local news station, "Federal and school privacy laws preclude us from issuing any further comment at this time."
More details to follow...
Follow Rodney Fisher on Twitter @RodneyRFisher
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| Everett Golson no longer at Notre Dame. Photo credit ESPN |
Rumors began to circulate Saturday night no Twitter, but now the school has hinted it is related to a resident life incident.
School official Dennis Brown stated to a local news station, "Federal and school privacy laws preclude us from issuing any further comment at this time."
More details to follow...
Follow Rodney Fisher on Twitter @RodneyRFisher
NBA Playoffs: Paul George Superstar?
by Rodney Fisher
As the old saying goes, "the playoffs are were stars are born", Paul George of the Indiana Pacers may be this year's breakout NBA star.
George was selected 10th overall in the 2010 NBA draft from Fresno State. That year the draft was saturated with small forwards causing Paul to be selected after Wesley Johnson, Al-Farouq Aminu, and Gordon Hayward. The Indiana Pacers did there homework before drafting him. In his freshman year he was named one of the top 15 freshman scorers in the NCAA. His sophomore season, he became Fresno State's second most effiecent free throw shooter in history, but it was Paul's defense that caught the attention of the organization.
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| Paul George dunks on Birdman. Photo credit NBA |
George was selected 10th overall in the 2010 NBA draft from Fresno State. That year the draft was saturated with small forwards causing Paul to be selected after Wesley Johnson, Al-Farouq Aminu, and Gordon Hayward. The Indiana Pacers did there homework before drafting him. In his freshman year he was named one of the top 15 freshman scorers in the NCAA. His sophomore season, he became Fresno State's second most effiecent free throw shooter in history, but it was Paul's defense that caught the attention of the organization.
NFL: Jason Babin, IDP Sleeper?
by Arif Hasan
IDP scouting and advice is always hairy. Defensive players accumulate statistics sporadically and without a lot of reliability. Offensive players have dozens of statistics by which to measure their performance and become fantasy mavens, while defending players can accumulate good statistics regardless of their overall ability. As an example, Roman Harper and Dawan Landry both scored highly in tackle-heavy leagues, while Kerry Rhodes was not a starter in many leagues.
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| Justin Babin, IDP Sleeper? Photo credit NFL |
NFL: The Shrinking Middle Class
by Chad Jones
Agents, Executives & Veterans are quietly discussing the shrinking middle class in the NFL. Elite players still land lucrative deals, but $ 3-4 million per year players are endangered species.
Accumulating Talent comes from two markets- The Draft (Wholesale) & Free Agency (Retail).
General Managers have stopped looking at what position money is spent, focusing on accumulating elite players. The draft is used to supplement, where under the rookie wage scale, talent is landed on 4 year affordable contracts. At the drafts conclusion, GMs assert each selection was the highest ranked player on their board. In reality, managing a salary cap requires a deviation from this approach, albeit marginally.
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| Kam Chancellor, part of a shrinking NFL Middle Class. Photo credit NFL |
Agents, Executives & Veterans are quietly discussing the shrinking middle class in the NFL. Elite players still land lucrative deals, but $ 3-4 million per year players are endangered species.
Accumulating Talent comes from two markets- The Draft (Wholesale) & Free Agency (Retail).
General Managers have stopped looking at what position money is spent, focusing on accumulating elite players. The draft is used to supplement, where under the rookie wage scale, talent is landed on 4 year affordable contracts. At the drafts conclusion, GMs assert each selection was the highest ranked player on their board. In reality, managing a salary cap requires a deviation from this approach, albeit marginally.
NHL Playoffs: Penguins Goalie Change Has Proved Great
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| Marc-Audre Fleury. Photo credit NHL |
When Dan Byslma
announced that Tomas Vokoun, the backup for Marc-Audre Fleury would start in a
must win game 5 against the Islanders, no one knew what was going to happen.
Would people see a Fleury like Vokoun or will we see the Vokoun that allows
very few goals during games? People have so far seen the Vokoun that has shut
down lots and lots of shots.
NFL: The Future Impact of the 2013 QB Class: Part 3
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| (Zac Dysert #7) Photo Credit: zimbio.com |
Video: LeBron's OT buzzer-beating game-winner vs Pacers - Game 1
NFL: Geno Smith Next To Join Roc Nation with Jay-Z
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| Geno Smith signs with Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports |
MLB: The Biggest Surprises Of The 2013 Season So Far
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| Are the Yankees the biggest surprise of 2013? Photo credit MLB |
The Success of the Yankees and the Red Sox
Before the 2013 season began many experts predicted a tough season ahead for the New York Yankees. Who could blame them? A series of injuries left a depleted Yankees squad without stars, but as the first stage of the season has proved, lack of stars doesn't necessarily equal lack of quality. For the batters consistency has been the key to their success. Other than possibly Robinson Cano, nobody has really stood out with the bat, but at the same time they don't have a starter who is struggling, its a strange situation that seems to be working with a strong rotation to keep the opponent's run totals low. Hiroki Kuroda has had an incredible start, in 9 starts the 38 year old has a 1.99 ERA and a 6-2 record. C.C. Sabathia and Andy Pettite are performing to a high level as usual, and outside of his last 2 starts
2013 NBA Draft Lottery Order - Cavaliers Get First Pick - Dan Gilbert Reacts
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| 2013 NBA Draft Lottery Order. Photo credit NBA |
Cavs owner Dan Gilbert said via twitter: "On plane back from NYC. Did that just happen? Again! @Cavs will be force in east for years to come. Happy for best fans in world: Cavs fans!"
Here is the official order:
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NFL: New York Giants Justin Pugh
by Chad Jones
When Tom Coughlin was hired in 2004, he drafted future son-in-law Chris Snee 34th in the Manning Draft. San Diego demanded this selection, but the Giants refused to surrender it. Snee has been a stalwart for the past Decade.
Jim Fassell was fired because the Team lost toughness. While fantasy leagues pay attention to wide receivers, the foundation is the Offensive Line. Coughlin molded a Super Bowl caliber Line by 2007, and the unit combined with pass rushers became Road Warriors. Remember- the high octane Patriots entered XLII 18-0, but the Giants came out victorious by sheer will, unity & physical play. Eli gets the credit, but it was the Line Groups.
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| Justin Pugh. Photo credit NFL |
Jim Fassell was fired because the Team lost toughness. While fantasy leagues pay attention to wide receivers, the foundation is the Offensive Line. Coughlin molded a Super Bowl caliber Line by 2007, and the unit combined with pass rushers became Road Warriors. Remember- the high octane Patriots entered XLII 18-0, but the Giants came out victorious by sheer will, unity & physical play. Eli gets the credit, but it was the Line Groups.
NFL: Dallas Cowboys Offseason- Tom Condon Wins
by Chad Jones
Entering the offseason $ 25 Million over the salary cap, contract restructuring was critical. Transitioning to a 4-3 Under Defense, comprehensively addressing the cap dilemma was the preeminent concern.
Taking a broad overview, the major cap figures consisted of predominantly guaranteed money. Cuts wouldn't open cap room, but rather would result in predominantly Dead Money.
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| Photo credit CBS |
Entering the offseason $ 25 Million over the salary cap, contract restructuring was critical. Transitioning to a 4-3 Under Defense, comprehensively addressing the cap dilemma was the preeminent concern.
Taking a broad overview, the major cap figures consisted of predominantly guaranteed money. Cuts wouldn't open cap room, but rather would result in predominantly Dead Money.
NFL: Breaking Down the Future Impact of the 2013 QB Class: Part 2
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| (Tyler Wilson) Photo credit: silverandblackpride.com |
NFL: Breaking Down the Future Impact of the QB Class of 2013 - Part One
By Derrik Klassen
This past NFL Draft's QB class was widely proclaimed to be "weak", but, contrary to common belief, they will have an impact next season. Geno Smith was almost unanimously said to be the top QB, so why wasn't he the first QB taken? Why would the Bills take EJ Manuel instead? Will Glennon take over for Josh Freeman? I am going to break down the first three QBs selected in part one of this three part series.
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| 2013 NFL Rookie Draft Class. Photo credit NFL |
NLH Playoffs: Sidney Crosby is Back
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| Sidney Crosby's hat trick gives Penguins 2-0 series lead. Photo credit NHL |
NBA Playoffs: Knicks vs Pacers, Spurs vs Warriors Highlights
The ageless San Antonio Spurs end their series with the Golden State Warriors and advance to the Western Conference Finals, where the Memphis Grizzlies are waiting.
NFL: Rebuilding the Oakland Raiders - Blueprint
by Chad Jones
Reggie McKenzie enters year two as General Manager, a pivotal season for the future of the Franchise. Looking at the players cut this offseason, what remains is a roster of unknown commodities. No players were protected, it was a methodical process that took into account performance in correlation to compensation. Overpaid veterans were released (Tommy Kelly & Richard Seymour) and former top draft picks were kicked to the curb (Darrius Heyward-Bey, Rolando McClain & Michael Huff).
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| Reggie McKenzie leads the charge to rebuild the Oakland Raiders. Photo credit NFL |
All five players were overpaid relative to performance. Salary cap wise, 5 of the largest 7 2013 figures will be dead money from Cuts. It's a complete overhaul that consists of drafting, developing and retaining core players. Herein lies the process of the Raiders contending for AFC West Titles in the seasons forthcoming.
MLB: Zack Greinke Returns for the Dodgers
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| Zack Greinke Returns |
On April 11 in a game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres, Padres outfielder Carlos Quentin was hit by a pitch thrown by Dodgers pitcher Zack Greinke. In retaliation to what he thought was an intentional attack, Quentin bull-rushed the mound, leading to a benches-clearing brawl between the teams that left Greinke with a broken left collarbone.
NBA Playoffs: Miami Heat Advance to the Eastern Conference Finals Over Chicago Bulls
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| Miami Heat advance to Eastern Conference Finals |
NFL: Ex-Browns WR/KR Josh Cribbs Signs With Raiders
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NFL Draft Player Profile: Tajh Boyd of Clemson
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| Tajh Boyd of Clemson |
NFL: Victor Cruz - Anatomy of a Negotiation
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| Victor Cruz making the most of opportunities. Photo credit NFL |
Victor Cruz was like many undrafted players, an unknown commodity with huge ambitions. The Patterson, New Jersey product initially signed with Abu Toppin of Reliance Sports Management (RSM). As an Undrafted Free Agent (UDFA) with the hometown club, Cruz burst onto the scene in his first preseason, but was relegated to Injured Reserve.
After a breakout 82 catch 2011 campaign, Cruz hired Malik Shareef for representation, and heralded marketing firm IMG Worldwide for off the field opportunities. Cruz delivered another strong 2012 season, becoming Eli Manning's goto wideout. Earning $ 540,000 in base salary, Cruz's production exceeded his compensation significantly.
NBA Playoffs: Spurs Dominate Warriors at Home, Series 3-2
After allowing the young Golden State Warriors outrun them in Oakland, the San Antonio Spurs bounce back with their most convincing win in the series 109-91. The Spurs now have a 3-2 series lead.
The key to the Spurs win: Energy and Effort
Tony Parker: "Our energy was good. We got the 50-50 ball [and] that was huge for us tonight. It was a tough turnaround for us in game 4. We missed an opportunity at the end and we realize that. Tonight we played for 48 minutes."
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| Spurs take 3-2 series lead over Warriors. Photo credit NBA |
Tony Parker: "Our energy was good. We got the 50-50 ball [and] that was huge for us tonight. It was a tough turnaround for us in game 4. We missed an opportunity at the end and we realize that. Tonight we played for 48 minutes."
NBA Playoffs: Pacers take 3-1 Series Lead Over Cold Knicks
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| Pacers take a 3-1 Series Lead over NY Knicks |
Carmelo Anthony continued his poor shooting, 9-26, from the floor and Jason Kidd as yet to make a point since before the NFL draft. Iman Shumpert, who was questionable to play, did not score in the 16 minutes he played. The Knicks have not been able to get any offense going since game 2.
NHL Playoffs: Penguins Power Play Key Factor Against Ottawa Senators
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| Penguins Need Power Plays to Win. Photo credit NHL |
The Pittsburgh Penguins have had one of the top Power Plays
in the NHL all season long. They proved that in the first round series against
the Islanders. The biggest test is awaiting them, as they play the
Senators who have one of the best Penalty Kills in the NHL.
MLB: Jose Fernandez, The Incredible Story
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| Jose Fernandez |
March 20, 2008. That was the day Jose Fernandez's life changed forever.
Three unsuccessful attempts at fleeing Cuba had left Fernandez, his mother and his sister without much hope of joining their father in the United States.
"The first time I couldn't get [To America]." Fernandez said, not long after he'd been drafted. "The second time, they caught me 10 miles away from Miami. When they sent me back, they took me out of school and didn't let me play baseball."
NFL Draft Player Profile: Brett Hundley of UCLA
We are all aware that the 2014 class of QBs is absolutely loaded. Brett Hundley is a big time contributor as to why this specific class is being hyped up. Last season, Hundley lead UCLA to the PAC-12 Championship game as a True Freshman.If I had to select one of last season's Freshman QBs to be the future of my franchise, I'd take Hundley in a heart beat and never look back.
Hundley measures in at a solid 6'3" and about 220 Lbs. While 6'3" isn't amazing height, it's certainly not a liability and 220 Lbs. is a perfect weight matched with his height. In terms of his mechanics, his throwing motion is a bit wide and when he goes to throw the deep ball, he has to wind up for it. That wind up time will allow the DB to catch up almost every time. Although, Hundley assesses the entire field before making throws and waits for plays to develop correctly, as opposed to pre-maturely forcing passes. Although, when under pressure, he doesn't have quick reactions to evade an oncoming pass rusher. Hundley won't evade the immediate pass rush threats, but if he notices the pocket collapsing, he is a threat to run for a huge gain.
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| (Hundley #17) Photo credit: CitySyllabus |
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