Category: Sport
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Can someone start talking about the Pink Elephant in the room please? The Padres Organization is being devalued for the divorce. The Padres Organization is the largest asset in the Moores family. John Moores bought the Padres for $94M in 1995. Forbes magazine valued the club at $367M in April, 2007 and at $385M…
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Scott Miller’s Mid Season Report Card – F Click Here to Read According to our calculations, The Padres Front Office Screwed The Pooch in 2008. Jim Edmonds – $6,000,000 / 6 Weeks Tadahito Iguchi – $4,000,000 / 2 Months Randy Wolf – $4,000,000 / 6W – 10L – 4.74 ERA – 3.5 Months Mark Prior…
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Arizona’s Mike Stoops was one coach who had a tough go of it at Pac-10 Media Day. Lisa Horne simply couldn’t believe her ears.
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Last week on College Football Live–which if you’re not watching just to get your righteous blog anger on, you should at least be watching on the Brent Musberger Unfrozen 1973 Male Inappropriate Comment Watch beat–Pete Carroll was put on their “Rapid Fire” segment, which Pete aced. Why did he ace Rapid Fire? Because if it’s…
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It was Notre Dame weekend at Wrigley Field, or so they thought. It started Friday, with former Fighting Irish receiver-turned middle reliever Jeff Samardzija making his major league debut for the Chicago Cubs, pitching two innings in the North Siders’ 3-2 loss to the dreaded Florida Marlins. On Saturday, Crewcut Charlie Weis arrived on the…
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<!—-><!—->Summer workouts end on Tuesday and in this edition of the USCFootball.com War Room we get you up to speed on the latest news from campus. Inside: A tailback and a receiver don’t see eye-to-eye and one young back has a plan to get more carries. Plus recruiting updates on Nick Perry and Vontaze Burfict…
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Some of you caught that Pete Carroll said Joe McKnight’s gained 20 pounds since he arrived at USC. The weight gain is an attempt to become an every-down back. Remember Reggie Bush eventually increased his weight to 200 pounds and still had critics who said he was not an every-down back. The key for McKnight…
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