Archive for January, 2010

The Top 10 NBA Teams of the 2000s That Didn’t Win a Championship

Posted: 5th January 2010 by Andrew Kennedy in NBA
The 2000s of the NBA were primarily dominated by two dynasties: the Los Angeles Lakers and the San Antonio Spurs. This past decade also saw three players experience more success than any others: Shaquille OÆNeal, Kobe Bryant, and Tim Duncan. OÆNeal won one regular season MVP, three Finals MVPs, and was part of four championship teams in the decade, appearing in five NBA Finals in all. Bryant won an MVP, a Finals MVP, ...

NBA Power Rankings: Lakers and Cavs Battle for NBA Supremacy in 2010

Posted: 5th January 2010 by Bryan Toporek in NBA
To ring in the new decade, the NBA's two biggest superstars have their teams battling for the NBA's top spot in this week's edition of the NBA Featured Columnist power rankings. After a Christmas Day showdown in Los Angeles, where LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers whooped up on Kobe Bryant's Los Angeles Lakers, the Cavs and the Lakers have done everything in their power to cement their foothold on the top spots ...

Top 50 Twins Prospects 2010: No. 46 Reggie Williams

Posted: 5th January 2010 by Josh Johnson in MLB
2010 Top 50 Twins Prospects : No. 46 Reggie Williams Position : Third Base Bats/Throws : Left/Right Born : Nov. 5, 1988 (Bellflower, California) School : Bellflower High School Height : 6'2'' Weight : 185 lbs. 2009 Ranking | 47 Breakdown Reggie Williams was drafted by the Twins in the fourth round of the 2007 draft. He has spent the first two ...
IÆve been meaning to get to a giveaway for some time now, but wrapping up my fantasy football leagues and trash-talking opponents from leagues in which I won the championshipùitÆs a requirement of any champion, you knowùtook more of my free hours than expected last week. With the fantasy season coming to a close (unless youÆre playing playoff fantasy football with FF Librarian ), I still have a few prizes ...

Worthy or Not: 2010 Hall of Fame Ballot

Posted: 5th January 2010 by Benjamin upchurch in MLB
I'm not predicting who is getting into the HOF. I'm just giving my opinion on who deserves it or not. Let us remember though how hard it is just to get on the ballot it self. So even if I believe they are not HOF worthy that does not mean they were not great ball players. For Reference Major Hitting Milestones 500 HR 3000 Hits 1600 RBI Major Pitching Milestones Starters 4000 IP 3000 K 300 ...
Wow, the potential changes in the Bears coaching staff is a hot topic lately. I only know this because last night, I was watching Bears postgame live on Comcast Sports Net heard from former Bears Dan Jiggetts and Jim Miller express concerns about changes on the coaching staff. The concern was about getting rid of Ron Turner and looking for another offensive coordinator. While this may be highly unpopular, I agree with Jiggetts ...

New York Giants Need a Monster To Play the Middle

Posted: 5th January 2010 by Craig Santucci in NFL
Not in any particular order I have accumulated a list of names.... Harry Carson, Junior Seau, Zack Thomas, Ray Lewis, Jack Lambert, Patrick Willis, Mike Singletary, Sam Mills, Jon Beason, Chris Spielman, Dick Butkus, Brian Urlacher. What do they all have in common? They all played middle linebacker. Whatever decade they played in...they played the position angry. They lived to stuff running backs and deliver punishment. This is what the Giants need anchoring ...
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has suddenly found himself between the proverbial rock and a hard place concerning the Indianapolis Colts' unwillingness to attempt to finish the season with a perfect 16-0 record. Too many football pundits and fans have voiced their displeasure towards the situation for Goodell and the NFL to remain silent. The problem for the league is that there is nothing they can say or do to prevent a ...
Chad Ochocinco will be changing his last name for the second time in honor of a number, according toáone of hisárecent tweets. This time, the eccentric Bengals' wide receiver has chosen to adopt the surname "Agent Zero", which was the popular nickname of Washington Wizards' veteran Gilbert Arenas. The switch was a mutual agreement after the All-Star guard decided to part with his popular nickname amid its negative gun-related connotations to a ...
It's time to get down to business for the Toronto Maple Leafs. If it wasn't imperative to win games before New Years, it certainly is now with a playoff spot slipping away by the day. On the final night of 2009, the Leafs were five points out of eighth place. On the night of Jan. 4, 2010, they are eight points out and slipping fast. And it may be slightly premature to say ...