With the release of ESPN The Magazine?s Body Issue comes curiosity (Who will pose naked in a completely socially acceptable publication this time?) and, if you?re like me, some serious cringing.
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Fernando Verdasco hurts hand punching locker during meltdown
Fernando Verdasco had a rough all around day on Friday during a three-set loss to qualifier Federico Delbonis in the quarterfinals of the German Tennis Championships in Hamburg. Delbonis beat Verdasco 6-7, 7-6, 6-4 and Verdasco melted down in the process. After blowing two match points and losing the second set tiebreak, Verdasco slammed his [...]
Rangers, Cubs talking Garza trade?
The Texas Rangers and Chicago Cubs are deep into talks for one of the top players on the trade market this summer. The way things look right now, the Rangers could land Matt Garza some time this weekend. The Rangers actually tried to land Garza last summer, but an elbow injury ended his season prematurely. Now Texas is back at it, trying to land the man many people think is the best starting pitcher currently available via trade. The Cubs and Rangers have reportedly had extensive talks, but the Los Angeles Dodgers are also motivated buyers and would love to land Garza. The Boston Red Sox, Arizona Diamondbacks, St. Louis Cardinals and Cleveland Indians have also expressed interest. The 29-year-old Garza would give the Rangers another outstanding option their rotation. The team currently has five starting pitchers on the disabled list, as Matt Harrison, Yu Darvish, Alexi Ogando, Nick Tepesch and Colby Lewis are all sidelined. Garza will be a free agent at the end of the season and if ...
Lindsey Vonn goes ?Dufnering? with Dufner
Prior to this weekend's British Open, Lindsey Vonn let Tiger do his thing, spending some time "Dufnering" with none other than Jason Dufner himself.
Summer Transfer Gossip: Stevan Jovetic, Eduardo Salvio, Pepe Reina
Welcome to today's gossip column, featuring Manchester City, Fiorentina, Real Madrid, Benfica and more.
Which two players are the Citizens seemingly close to spending €60 million on?
Which striker have Tottenham turned to after being frustrated in their pursuit of Christian Benteke?
What size bid would it take to pry Luis Suarez away from Anfield?
Read on for this and more!
Boston Bruins: Torey Krug: Is he the real deal?
Every hockey season there always seems to be a younger player who rises above what?s expected of him, and performs at a level that people couldn?t see coming. This past season for the Bruins, that player would be Torey Krug, who was thrown into the fire of the post-season, and took the league by storm.� Did he find himself making rookie mistakes throughout his run? There is no question that there was some issues at times during the game, but even with those mistakes the Bruins wouldn?t have made it as far as they did without the stellar play of Mr. Krug. The biggest question going into this season will be whether or not Krug?s play can pick up where it left off this past post-season, or will we see a ?sophomore? slump from him. It wouldn?t be fair to call Krug a legit ?sophomore? though, as he didn?t really play any regular season games, but all that should change going into this regular season. Krug spent much of his time this past season playing for the Providence Bruins in the AH...
Thursday, July 18, 2013
A's opening up for Cespedes show
One of the lesser told story lines during Yoenis Cespedes? hit show on Monday in the Home Run Derby was that it was nothing new. He does this everyday in batting practice, those in the know attested. ?Those in the know,? however, only applies to a few individuals ? players, coaches, reporters ? tied together because they share a secret, like a group of people who witnessed a murder or something. That means by the time the Coliseum gates open for the fans, the A?s are back in the clubhouse, relaxing, playing cards, snapping towels at each other?s rear ends, or whatever ball players do to kill time before the game. But the A?s, with the cat out of the bag that hiding the Holy Grail of batting practices from the masses, have adjusted. From a team press release: The Oakland Athletics announced today the team will open gates to O.co Coliseum one hour earlier for all remaining Friday home games this season, affording fans the rare opportunity to watch 2013 Home Run Derby champion Yoenis C...
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