Archive | July, 2010

2010 Home Run Derby roster and stats

The roster for the Home Run Derby includes five newcomers, Ortiz, Holliday and Miguel Cabrera.

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Front Row Joe streak hits 1,038

On June 26, 1995, Front Row Joe started an attendance streak for the Cubs Class ‘A’ team that has reached 1,038.

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Spain wins FIFA World Cup

The Netherlands who failed to win the finals game in 1974 and 1978 failed again in their third attempt to take home the title.

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Dan Gilbert spanks LeBron James

Cavs owner Dan Gilbert posted a scathing message about LeBron on the team’s website after James announced he was deserting the shores of Lake Erie for the nude beaches in Miami.

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Thrashers name John Torchetti associate coach

ATLANTA, GA. – Torchetti, 45, joins the Thrashers with more than 26 years of professional hockey experience as a player, coach and manager. His NHL coaching resume includes stops in Tampa Bay (1999-00 to 2000-01), Florida (2002-03 to 2003-04), Los Angeles (2005-06) and Chicago (2007-08 to 2009-10).

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LBJ and “The Decision”

NBA free agent LBJ gets a bitch-slap and shares the honor with his prime-time special, “The Decision”.

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Enforcer Eric Boulton re-signs with Thrashers

The Atlanta Thrashers have announced they have re-signed forward Eric Boulton. More known for his aggressive style of play than putting points on the board, Boulton, 33, recorded 2g,6a-8pts in 62 games last season while spending 113 minutes in the penalty box.

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No charges in Vick party shooting

No witnesses will cooperate in the investigation, including the victim. The police know the identity of the shooter but no one wants to be branded a snitch.

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Detroit sports legend Bob Probert dies

Detroit lost another sports legend yesterday when NHL All-Star, enforcer Bob Probert died at the age of 45.

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Knicks inking Stoudemire for $99.7 million

BIG APPLE – The New York Knicks opened their checkbook real wide and agreed to a deal that will ink free agent Amare Stoudemire a five-year, $99.7 million contract.

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