Jared Bray
Jared is a featured contributor for the Yahoo! Contributor Network. He also reports in English and Tagalog (a language he picked up while serving a church mission in the Philippines) as Salt Lake City correspondent for The Filipino Channel s 30-minute nightly news program Balitang America.
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Why the Phoenix Suns Will Make the PlayoffsAlthough cracking the top eight will be a difficult task (Denver, Houston, and Utah are also in the mix) look for Planet Orange to lockup a playoff berth by the end of April.
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Redd-hot Shooting Helps Suns Make Playoff PushIt seems as if the Phoenix Suns’ trainers have worked their magic once again.
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2012 Real Salt Lake ScheduleReal Salt Lake is scheduled to play 34 regular season games this year, all of which will be broadcast live on either local or national networks.
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Reasons to Root for Manny PacquiaoWhy am I so drawn to Manny Pacquiao? The reasons are as numerous as the sand on the Sarangani seashore.
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Frye Helps Suns Hold Off ClippersChanning Frye missed his first 10 shots and ended the game 2 of 18 from the floor. But thanks to the 6-11 forward, the Los Angeles Clippers had the same problem.
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Utah Jazz Need to Be Active at Trade DeadlineIn a matter of just a few weeks, the Utah Jazz have gone from a crescendo to a flat note.
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Peyton Manning to the Cardinals? Yes, Please!The Arizona Cardinals need Payton Manning in red when the team reports to training camp next fall.
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Best Trades in Suns History: Fan’s TakeHere’s a look at the five best trades in Suns history.
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Suns Fan: Give Childress a ChanceChildress is only a few years removed from averaging 11.1 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 1.0 steals in four years with the Atlanta Hawks, and at 28 years of age, there’s still so much he can do for this club.Also published on:
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It's Time to Believe in TebowThou better be ready, Bill Belichick. Sunday school -- or should I say, Tebow Time -- comes a day early this week.Also published on:
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Jazz Start Season on Wrong NoteNot long after they got pounded by the Los Angeles Lakers in their season opener, Coach Corbin and Co. become the victim of another blow out, this time to the Denver Nuggets.Also published on:
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Jazz Fans Can Expect a Positive Tune in 2012With a young, talented nucleus in place, things are looking up in Salt Lake City, and there are plenty of reasons to believe that the Jazz are rebuilt and ready to return to the postseason.Also published on:
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Trade Fortifies D-backs' Pitching Staff: Fan's OpinionTrevor Cahill, who will likely be the No. 3 starter behind 21-game winner Ian Kennedy and 16-game winner Daniel Hudson, already has three successful big league seasons under his belt.Also published on:
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Why Pacquiao Will Crush MarquezAlthough many believe the third time will be a charm for Juan Manuel, he has no chance against the Filipino congressman.Also published on:
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Future Looks Bright for Arizona Diamondbacks: Fan’s TakeNo one knows for sure how things will play out next year, but one thing is certain: the future looks bright in the Valley of the Sun.
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Towers turns D-backs into winners: A fan's perspectiveThough skipper Kirk Gibson and his crew deserve most of the credit, it’s important that fans don’t forget to give some praise to general manager Kevin Towers.
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Why the D-backs will win the NL West: Fan's takeI realize there's still plenty of baseball left to play, and the defending champs remain on their rattler, but right now, it looks to me like the Snakes have the division locked up.
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Micah Owings deserves rotation spot with Diamondbacks: A fan's takeAlthough Marquis has only pitched twice for the Snakes, and team officials spent a lot of time and money to add him to the roster, I believe it's time for Owings to step into the rotation.
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Daniel Hudson does it all: A fan's reportWhether he was on the mound or at the plate, Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Daniel Hudson took matters into his own hands last night.
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Bruce Bochy botches All-Star picks: A fan's opinionWith 21 years of Major League Baseball experience, I thought San Francisco Giants skipper Bruce Bochy had the brains to properly fill out the National League's All-Star roster. Alas, I was wrong.
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Best D-backs trades of all time: Fan's takeHere's a look at some of the best trades in Diamondbacks history.
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Suns finally choose the right brother: Fan reactionLooking to add muscle to their frontcourt, the Phoenix Suns selected Kansas forward Markieff Morris with the 13th overall pick.
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Worst D-backs trades of all time: Fan's takeHere's a look at some of the worst trades in Diamondbacks history.
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D-backs need to be buyers: A fan's opinionThe Snakes look poised to make a post-season run, but there are some weaknesses that should be addressed.
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Sharing baseball with dad: 26 years in the makingMy father and I share many interests, but the one that we enjoy most is baseball -- a sport that has been a part of our lives for more than 26 years.
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Diamondbacks slither into first place: Fan reactionAfter winning 13 of their past 14 games, the Arizona Diamondbacks have slithered to the top of the NL West.
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Arizona Diamondbacks go streaking: Fan's reportThey're no Charlie Sheen, but the Arizona Diamondbacks are hexa-winning.
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Free Wily Mo Pena: A fan's viewShould the Diamondbacks allow Pena to depart from the farm, the team could very well kiss those one-run losses goodbye.
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Diamondbacks ready for 2011 interleague schedule: A fan's reportI've always been a big advocate of interleague play, and this year is no different, especially with a schedule filled with teams from the AL Central -- a division heavy with players who used to don D'backs jerseys.
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Diamondbacks heating up at home: Fan's lookAfter losing seven of eleven on the road, and getting swept by the lowly New York Mets, the Snakes are thriving at Chase Field.
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Season not a total loss for Phoenix SunsThe Suns may have finished the season with their worst record in seven years, but there a couple of positives to take away from 2010-2011.
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Expect Daniel Hudson to bounce back for Diamondbacks: A fan's viewAlthough his ERA is rising with the mercury, and his record has fallen to 0-4, there are three reasons why Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Daniel Hudson will rebound in the near future.
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How to Fix the Phoenix SunsFor the second time in seven years the Suns missed the playoffs. Here's what the team should do to return to the postseason in 2012. -
Fan report: How the Arizona Diamondbacks got their nameWhen Jerry Colangelo brought baseball to the desert, I was a 13-year-old seventh grader who, having grew up playing Little League for the Pirates, loved the MLB team in Pittsburgh. However, it didn't take long for the Diamondbacks to catch my attention. -
Fan reaction: Bloomquist re-energizes Arizona DiamondbacksAs an Arizona fan, it's been pretty difficult to watch the Diamondbacks approach the plate this month -- except Willie Bloomquist, who's sizzling like a Scottsdale sidewalk in mid-July.
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Fan's take: Bullpen shows improvement for Arizona DiamondbacksAlthough its only played two games, Arizona's bullpen currently possess a 0.00 ERA with nine punch-outs -- not bad for a group who was among the worst in the league last season.
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Fan's take: Diamondbacks fans should be excited to open 2011 seasonArizona's drought for a title is longer than Randy Johnson, but there are reasons why Diamondbacks fans should be excited for Opening Day this week. -
Three Reasons BYU Makes the Final FourAlthough this is March Madness, and any team has the ability to come along and upend BYU's season'"including the Wofford Terriers'"the road to the Final Four is looking awfully smooth for the Cougars. -
Holi Festival to Color Utah with Foreign HeritageAlthough Utah Valley is mostly known for its Latter-day Saint culture, there's more to the area than BYU basketball and necktie-clad missionaries, especially in the spring.






