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Hyde5: Who do Heat want, Knicks or Pacers?
1. Who do the Heat want, the Knicks or the Pacers? Easy, the Knicks. They’re the type of outside-shooting, borderline-defensive team the Heat can eat up in the playoffs and will pose limited physical danger. The Pacers aren't a great team, but...Tags: New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets, David West, Miami Heat, National Basketball Association
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La implacable maldición que atormenta a los Angelinos
Previo al arranque de la temporada de 2012 lancé una maldición a los Angelinos de Los Angeles —y en particular a Albert Pujols— que aún sigue atormentando a los serafines y al slugger dominicano. Entonces, un sábado 24 de diciembre de...
Tags: Randall Delgado, Timothy Bradley, Bobby Petrino, Andre Ethier, Matt Holliday
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The Miami Herald Armando Salguero column
Miami HeraldThe Marlins, yawn, are home again this week. And as we continue to ignore the National League leaders in losing, the thought occurs that the disease fire sale arsonist Jeffrey Loria has wrought upon South Florida might be spreading. There's no doubt...Tags: New York Yankees, Giancarlo Stanton, Miami Marlins, The Miami Herald, National League
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Take heart, Dodgers and Angels fans: Others are suffering too
The Dodgers — and their world-record payroll — have sunk to the bottom of the National League West. The Angels — and their collection of superstar hitters — are flailing in the depths of the American League West. We thought we...
Tags: Jose Reyes, American League East, Roy Halladay, New York Yankees, B.J. Upton
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There's nothing fishy about the Miami Marlins' implosion
This weekend's series between the Dodgers and the Miami Marlins matches last-place teams that took wildly divergent routes to the cellar. New Dodgers ownership splurged for a star-studded roster and the highest payroll in baseball — a $230-million...Tags: Jose Reyes, Josh Beckett, San Diego Padres, National League West, Giancarlo Stanton
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Guillen could be good fit for Dodgers, Angels
Talk about a tough choice. If you were Ozzie Guillen on Friday, where would you have been? Would you have been on West Monroe Street, hanging around the Guggenheim Partners office hoping to get some face time with Dodgers co-owner Mark Walter? Or a...
Tags: Albert Pujols, Baseball, Barry Enright, Tommy Hanson, Sports
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No Major League Soccer in Orlando? Blame the Miami Marlins
In many ways, sports teams and leagues are like children. You have the spoiled brats who are used to getting everything they want when they want it. And when they don't, they hold their breath, stomp their feet and threaten to take their ball and go...
Tags: Miami Dolphins, Television Industry, Sports, Detroit Lions, The Miami Herald
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Rating the majors, Kentucky Derby style
With a nod toward Saturday's Kentucky Derby, these are Times staff writer Kevin Baxter's rankings as the teams come out of the clubhouse turn. (Statistics through Friday's game. Last week's rankings in parentheses): Setting the pace 1; BOSTON Trying...
Tags: American League East, San Diego Padres, San Francisco Giants, Justin Upton, Kansas City Royals
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Phil Rogers' MLB power rankings
Last week's ranking in parentheses 1. Rangers (4): They're 6-1 in starts by No. 5 and 6 starters Nick Tepesch and Justin Grimm. Move to the first spot because other teams ranked in the top 5 were 9-17 last week. 2. Tigers (6): Very impressive in...
Tags: Troy Tulowitzki, San Diego Padres, Detroit Tigers, New York Yankees, Francisco Cervelli
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Miami Marlins beat New York Mets in 15 innings, but Giancarlo Stanton strains right hamstring
Miami HeraldNo one would dare compare it to the Heat's 27-game winning streak. But beggars can't be choosy, and the Marlins are more than satisfied with their first two-game winning streak of the season, which came with a 4-3 victory in 15 innings over the New York...Tags: Jon Rauch, Baseball, Giancarlo Stanton, Sports, Miami Marlins
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Homers by Douglas High grad Rizzo topple Marlins
With little to cheer from the home team this season, fans at Marlins Park could at least celebrate the accomplishments of a nearby hometown hero Friday night. Former Douglas High standout Anthony Rizzo set the stage for the evening's postgame...Tags: Wade LeBlanc, Miami Marlins, Scott Feldman, Anthony Rizzo, Juan Pierre
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They said it: Major League Baseball quotes
"It wasn't because of my 'advanced' age that my ankle broke." — New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, 38 and out until at least the All-Star break, scoffing at the question of whether he ponders his baseball mortality. — "I thought...Tags: Baseball, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Sports, David Ortiz
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