Posted on February 05 2012 by Chris Lardieri.

Remember the good old days when a team needed a bruising defense to win an NFL championship, those days are long gone.
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Posted on December 22 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

This is the holiday season, a time to remember the good, including some special people who made my day recently.
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Posted on December 18 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

Between Pujols and Wilson, team owner Arte Moreno shelled out over $331 million, nearly double what he paid to buy the team ($183.5 million) in 2003.
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Posted on November 17 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

Those involved at Penn State spent several years sitting around picking their nose instead of reporting vile predator Sandusky to the authorities.
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Posted on November 02 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

If anything, Canseco and Dykstra are great examples to show your kids what not to do. Don’t do drugs. Don’t commit crimes. Don’t do people wrong. If you do, you’ll end up fighting in “events” such as this.
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Posted on October 15 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

“If only sports fans could launch a similar campaign against a huge conglomerate that has taken over the sports world – ESPN.”
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Posted on October 06 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

I’m never too shy to use my column to focus on the negatives and rips those that deserve it but today, I’m here to focus on the good in sports.
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Posted on September 30 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

Judging by MLB’s epic conclusion to the regular season, the playoffs could just as well be a doozy.
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Posted on September 27 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

For those of you who don’t know the storyline, “Moneyball” chronicles the trials and tribulations of the A’s, a team with payroll constraints struggling to compete with the mega-payrolls of the Yankees and Red Sox
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Posted on September 20 2011 by Chris Lardieri.

Dallas Cowboys’ Holley’s early celebration against 49ers in Week 2 cost gamblers $72 million.
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