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David Kahn out as Timberwolves President; Long overdue…
For years the Minnesota Timberwolves have been trying to crawl out of mediocrity, but they haven’t had to luck or talent you need to get to the top of the NBA. Some of it has been
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Kyle Lohse Signs 3-Year Deal with Milwaukee Brewers
Breaking News - The Milwaukee Brewers and free agent starting pitcher Kyle Lohse has come to terms on a three-year, $33 million deal. Signing the contract after passing a physical, Lohse joined a Milwaukee
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Michael Turner Says He Has A lot Left In The Tank After Falcons Release
The Atlanta Falcons parted ways with a big part of their offense this morning when they released running back Michael Turner. Turner whose numbers had fallen off over the last two seasons, is a
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5 MLB Teams Most Likely To Perform Above Expectations This Year
The major league exhibition season kicks off for most teams this weekend. Throughout the winter, various pundits have been making predictions and attempting to define expectations for each team. With that in mind, let’s
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#Browns Coaching Search Begins
Now that the much anticipated firing of Cleveland Browns head football coach Pat Shurmur is done, talk will move to who the replacement will be. That selection may be easier said than done. Certainly
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Aston Villa Name Paul Lambert Their New Manager
Paul Lambert has become Aston Villa‘s fourth manager in two years after walking out on Norwich City. A Villa club statement read simply: “The Board of Aston Villa are delighted to confirm that Paul
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Cleveland Indians: Carlos Santana Signs Extension
In a year the Cleveland Indians front office expects to contend in the AL Central Division, steps are being taken to make sure contention is possible in the years to come. The Indians announced
Read More »A Peak at the Chiefs Roster: Offensive Line
In 2010 the Chiefs led the league in rushing, mostly because of a super talented Jamal Charles, but give the Chiefs O-Line a lot of credit. After a miserable year in 2009, allowing 42
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