3 Biggest Takeaways from Minnesota Wild's 1st-Round Playoff Defeat
It was hard to see the Minnesota Wild beating the Presidents' Trophy-winning Chicago Blackhawks in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, and ...
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How the Chargers Can Replace Melvin Ingram's Projected Production
Noncontact injuries happen during the offseason—just not enough to make teams worry about them. Teams can only hope that it doesn’t happen, and when ...
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Chelsea Transfer News: Frank Lampard's Commitment to Blues Shows His Character
When Frank Lampard agreed on a one-year contract extension with Chelsea on Thursday, it showed what kind of character the veteran had.
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NY Knicks vs. Boston Celtics: Game 6 Preview, Schedule and Predictions
The New York Knicks fell on their faces in Game 5, squandering a chance to win their first playoff series in 13 years and close out a series at home ...
Breaking Down the Jaguars' Quarterback Conundrum
The NFL is a quarterback-driven league, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are currently searching for one who can lead the team to victory.
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Should Mickey Mantle's Corked Bat Impact His Immortal Baseball Legacy?
According to Barry Petchesky of Deadspin.com, an authentication expert concluded that a 1964 game-used Mickey Mantle bat that was going up for ...
Building the Ideal False Nine for the Modern Era
Having returned to the global football psyche through the effective implementation of Lionel Messi for Barcelona and Cesc Fabregas for Spain, the ...
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15 Bold Predictions for the Summer Transfer Window
Here are 15 bold predictions for the summer transfer window. The idea of the article is to provide an alternative mode of thinking which gives ...
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WWE: William Regal Should Feud with Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett
Upon his return to the ring last September, the rejuvenated Wade Barrett announced his intentions to reclaim his spot atop the SmackDown roster.
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How LA Lakers Can Advance Further into Next Year's Playoffs
For the first time in what seems like forever, the future of the Los Angeles Lakers is as muddled up and blurry as ever.
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