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Anytime the major story line is Tim Duncan, it is uneventful.  Wild storylines have never followed Duncan during his NBA career, but he is constantly the main character behind any story.  Tuesday night’s win against a youthful Clippers team was much of the same sentiment.  San Antonio easily handled Los Angeles, and [...]

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Erik Spoelstra completely nailed it when he said, “This series has started.” After a physical game 2 in Miami, the series is knotted up 1-1.  Indiana did the unthinkable and stole one on the might Miami Heat home court.  The young Pacers have forced everyone around the country to sit up and [...]

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Roger Federer will be the number two player in the ATP World Rankings once the new rankings come out this week. On Sunday, Federer won his record tying 20th ATP Masters 1000 title. A record that was short lived by Rafael Nadal, who got the record when he won his eighth straight [...]

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Everyone knows the big names of coaching like Lombardi, Landry, Shula, and Saban.  The list goes on and on. There are also tons of high school head coaches that no one has ever heard of. For these hundreds of coaches, it is a stressful job with no clear way of being successful. [...]

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The Rangers are moving on to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 1997. The Rangers defeated the Capitals in game seven by a score of 2-1. It was the second straight game seven the Rangers had to win in the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

The Rangers were [...]

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The time has now come for the New York/New Jersey area hockey fans to get what they want; a rematch of one of the greatest NHL postseason series ever. The New Jersey Devils battling the New York Rangers with the right to go to the Stanley Cup final on the line.

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“Beat the Heat” was the chant filling Banker’s Life Fieldhouse from the sold out crowd as the final seconds ran off the clock in Game 5 against Orlando.  The Pacers had held strong after a disappointing opening game in Indianapolis.  The next four games would tell a different story.  Indiana went at [...]

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The Western Conference playoff picture has been reshaped this playoff season. Who would have predicted the Kings and Coyotes would be playing for the Clarence S. Campbell Bowl.

Many people did have the Kings making a deep run into the playoffs. However, the expectations the Kings set for themselves last [...]

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After an off-season full of turmoil, CBA discussions, and a shortened season, the 2012 NBA Playoffs are here.  The matchups have produced little drama to this point.  All the teams you expected to be there are, and some you did not quite see coming have been a pleasant surprise.  The playoffs consistently [...]

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The Phoenix Coyotes could finally be getting new ownership after three long years of waiting.

Monday night, prior to game five between Nashville and Phoenix, Commissioner Gary Bettman announced the NHL had a preliminary agreement to sell the team to a group headed by former San Jose Sharks CEO Greg [...]

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