Archive for March, 2010

The Top 10 NHLers to Come Out of College Hockey

Posted: 27th March 2010 by Daniel Sallows in NHL
With the emergence of Tyler Bozak in Toronto, it got me thinking, just who is the best NHLer to come out of College hockey? We have seen a slew of great players come out of the Canadian Junior Hockey ranks, from Wayne Gretzky to Sidney Crosby, the CHL has been the creme de la creme when it comes to developing young NHL talent. Players learn the rigors of a tough schedule, while ...

Are The Yankees Really Interested In Jayson Werth For 2011?

Posted: 27th March 2010 by Doug Rush in MLB
I've never heard so much talk of rumors and speculation about a free agent class before. The class of 2010-2011 already has had a ton of speculation surrounding it. Now Jayson Werth's name is being added in. Werth has finally caught on as an emerging star with the Phillies and will be in the final year of his contract in 2010. Werth will then join a free agent class with Lance Berkman, ...

Bold Predictions: Five Things That You Should Expect Come NBA Playoffs

Posted: 27th March 2010 by Blaise Anderson in NBA
It has almost arrived. The NBA's equivalent for March Madness. For now we can content ourselves with watching our collegiate players try to identify their game and muse themselves higher into the draft. But come April, the big boys take over. All 16 teams; some powerhouses, some obvious teams, some new comers; all trying to take over. All trying to claim possession of the Larry O'Brien Trophy. You listen, you read; ...

Let’s Call It Like It Is With Joba

Posted: 27th March 2010 by Leslie Monteiro in MLB
When Joba Chamberlain took the mound in his first major league appearance, he piqued everyone's interest. The Yankees hyped him up as a special pitcher. Chamberlain backed it up by pitching well in relief for the first few weeks of his callup in 2007. For good measure, he earned a standing ovation from the fans and respect from his teammates for throwing the ball at Kevin Youkilis’ head. Joe Torre ...

Rangers Shuffle Lineup Against Toronto

Posted: 27th March 2010 by Broadway Hockey Daily in NHL
The Rangers recalled forward P.A. Parenteau and defenseman Anders Eriksson from Hartford yesterday and according to Andrew Gross of The Bergin Record , they will be in the lineup tonight. Also joining them will be forward Aaron Voros . They’ll be taking the place of Ryan Callahan , who re-injured his leg against the Devils Thursday night, Brian Boyle , and Matt Gilroy . Here are the lines: Brandon Dubinsky, Erik ...
Over the past several weeks we've seen the Phoenix Coyotes continue to make a mockery of the NHL by refusing to wallow in their own self pity and vanish into thin air and eventually resurface somewhere in the North where they belong. Instead of going away, as I've suggested so many times, (see Hockey Traditionalists Better Hope Coyotes, Thrashers, and Panthers lose soon )   only the fast-fading Atlanta Thrashers and ...

Hit and Run: Jayson Werth, Another Cut, Rings, and Feds

Posted: 27th March 2010 by Bronx Baseball Daily in MLB
Joba Chamberlain got his first taste of action as a reliever this spring. He had a save in today’s 2-1 win over the Detroit Tigers. Here is some other news on a nice Saturday afternoon: The Yankees may have an inside track on signing outfielder Jayson Werth next season thanks to Reggie Jackson’s relationship with his family. Jackson went out to eat with Werth yesterday, but said the meeting was strictly ...

Cole Hamels Looking for a Fresh Start in 2010

Posted: 27th March 2010 by Danny Flynn in MLB
 "I can't wait for it to end." With one simple comment, Cole Hamels sparked a searing firestorm of questions from his team, baseball fans, and the nationwide sports media alike. Was he quitting on his team at the most crucial point in the season? The Phillies were on the brink of elimination at the hands of the mighty New York Yankees in last season's World Series. Times were tough and here was a young ...

Win FREE Boston Red Sox Tickets And Memorabilila

Posted: 27th March 2010 by Jeffrey Brown in MLB
The first contest period in the Fourth Annual www.SOX1FAN.com Comment Contest ends one week from today. The second contest period begins on Opening Day. The author of the best comment that is left on the site during spring training will win a FREE pair of Red Sox tickets and autographed memorabilia. If you frequent the website, you know I give away free Red Sox tickets and free autographed memorabilia every month, beginning in Spring ...
Love him or hate him, agree or disagree with his maneuvering, you cannot accuse San Francisco Giants General Manager Brian Sabean of being timid. Given Sabes' recent run of iffy transactions—the Barry Zito-Scott Boras debacle, prematurely inking Edgar Renteria, the pending merit of the Freddy Sanchez swap, and so on—you might think the guy would lay low for a while. Enjoy the shelter of his new two-year extension. Guess not. Instead of coasting ...