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What's the Story on Steve Slaton?

Nov 3, 2009
If you write about the Houston Texans, the No. 1 question you get from fans and fantasy football types is what's up with Steve Slaton? In the last game against the atrocious run defense of the Buffalo Bills, Slaton was benche...

Iverson Returns, Unhappy About Role

Nov 3, 2009
Allen Iverson made his debut for the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday night in Sacramento, and for someone who hasn't played in a month or so, it wasn't too bad of one. Iverson, returning from a partial left ...

Florida Turns Blind Eye to Eye-Gouge

Nov 2, 2009
Among the things the folks at Human Rights Watch keep track of are places on the globe that employ particularly cruel forms of punishment, like, for example, eye gouging. The good news is that for quite some time the list of gover...

Browns Fire GM George Kokinis

Nov 2, 2009
George Kokinis has been removed as general manager of the 1-7 Browns, the team confirmed in a statement Monday night. Multiple news organizations, including the Cleveland Plain Dealer and WKYC-TV reported earlier that the Browns had m...

Chris Paul, Rondo Exchange Words

Nov 2, 2009
Chris Paul is the best point guard in the game today, and Rajon Rondo isn't too far behind at the position, probably in most people's top five. But besides being great at what they do, these guys have something else in commo...

Hapless on the Hudson: Nets, Knicks and Nate All Going the Wrong Way

Nov 21, 2009
by Lisa OlsonEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Desperation oozed from every pore. If New York-area basketball hasn't reached its nadir, it's only because the NBA has a silly rule that some team must win. Otherwise, who knows how low this charade might go? The...

Rejuvenated Mark Martin Remains NASCAR's Sentimental Favorite

Nov 21, 2009
by Holly CainHOMESTEAD, Fla. -- Mark Martin winces, then breaks into a grin every time he hears the introduction. "Ladies and gentlemen ... Mark Martin, who is attempting to become the oldest champion in NASCAR history." The difference between...

No Surprise as Ohio State Tops Michigan

Nov 21, 2009
by Mark Hasty "For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: 'It might have been!'" -- John Greenleaf Whittier For Michigan it really might have been, if not for a dreadful game by Tate Forcier and the Wolverine offense. Rich...

Newman Satisfied With Team Debut

Nov 21, 2009
by Holly CainHOMESTEAD, Fla. -- If pressed to find one thing Ryan Newman would change about his season, of course, he'd like to score a win in Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup season finale at Homestead Miami Speedway. After being close to victory circle...

'Sheed's Threes a Problem for the Celtics

Nov 21, 2009
by Brett PollakoffWhen the Celtics signed Rasheed Wallace over the summer as their big offseason acquisition, they may have thought they were getting a big man who would stretch the floor with his three-point shooting, and one who would force the...


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