Jeff DeLuca
After spending more than a decade as a sports writer and editor for a daily paper, Jeff DeLuca decided to try a different directon away from the world of journalism. He found himself being called back after a short absence and now does freelance writing for Associated Content. Jeff writes on a variety of subjects. His favorites include: Major League Baseball, National Football League, National Basketball Association, United Football League, travel, weightlifting and photography. His favorite subjects are the Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, Boston Celtics, Boston Bruins, Las Vegas, Omaha, Kansas City, Des Moines, Boston, The Office and any roadside attractions or tourist desinations. He is also an avid photographer and produces many slideshows from the places he visits.
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BS in Sports Management 1998. MBA (2013).
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Gillette Stadium Guide: Home of the New England PatriotsGillette Stadium: Home of the New England Patriots -
New England Patriots NFL Team ProfileA look at facts and information about the New England Patriots. -
Notre Dame Football: The Top 25 Players in Fighting Irish HistoryWhen a school has as long and as storied history of football as the University of Notre Dame has compiled, narrowing down the field to 25 best players to don the uniform is a daunting task.
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Top 25 Reasons to Cheer, Cheer for Old Notre DameDuring it's rich football history, the University of Notre Dame can boast of talented coaches, players and great traditions. It's what makes being a fan of the Fighting Irish truly unique.Also published on: -
College World Series Unusual Facts and Records. A Fan's LookHere is a look at some of the more unusual and longest standing records and feats in College World Series history.Also published on: -
Top Hitters Watch at the College World Series. A Fan's LookDuring the history of the College World Series many household names have stepped to the plate including the likes of Dave Winfield, Barry Bonds, Robin Ventura and Fred Lynn -- to name just a few.Also published on: -
Summer Olympics Rowing EventsThe rowing events have long been deeply rooted in the Olympic Games -- making their first appearance at the Paris Games in 1900.Also published on: -
Summer Olympics Handball Terms to Know Before LondonKey terms to enjoy the Summer Olympics handball competition in London.Also published on: -
10 Things You Should Know About the U.S. OpenHere are 10 things you should know about the U.S. Open Championship.Also published on: -
First Round MLB Picks Vie for a Spot in College World Series. A Fan's LookA look at the first-round draft picks selected in the 2012 that are playing to go to the College World Series.Also published on: -
Summer Olympics Rowing Rules to Know Before LondonRules every fan should know heading into the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London.Also published on: -
A Look at Summer Olympics Rowing HistoryA look at the Summer Olympics rowing history.Also published on: -
Summer Olympics: Field Hockey's Most Famous AthletesSummer Olympics: Field Hockey's Most Famous Athletes.Also published on: -
Summer Olympics Handball FormatA look at the format for the team handball competition at the 2012 Olympic Summer Games in London.Also published on: -
Summer Olympics Handball Rules to Know Before LondonSummer Olympics handball rules to know before the Games being in London.Also published on: -
U.S. Open Trophy FactsHere is a look at some facts about the U.S. Open Championship trophy.Also published on: -
Possible Names for the U.S. Open Golf TrophyIf the USGA ever wishes to rename the U.S. Open trophy, then it should consider these 10 names.Also published on:
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Summer Olympics Sychronized Swimming Rules to KnowTen sychronized swimming rules to know heading into the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.Also published on:
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Guide to Kauffman Stadium, Home of the Kansas City RoyalsA look at Kauffman Stadium, home of the Kansas City Royals and the site for the 2012 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.
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Top Major League Baseball Ballpark AttractionsA look at the the best attractions in Major League Baseball.
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Bryce Harper Joins Home Run Club. A Fan's Look at Baseball's Top Teenage SluggersBryce Harper hit his first two home runs of his career this week against San Diego, moving him close to the Top 10 list for teenage sluggers.
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Josh Hamilton May Shatter Home Run Records. A Fan's Look at the Records in PerilHere's a look at some the home run records Texas outfielder Josh Hamilton could break this season.Also published on:
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Hamilton's Four Home Run Game Puts Him with Hall of Fame Company. A Fan's LookJosh Hamilton became the 16th Major League player to hit four home runs in a game, joining a list that includes five Hall of Famers.
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Mother's Day Gifts for the Philadelphia Phillies FanIf your mom is a big Philadelphia Phillies fan, then help her cheer on her favorite team with these Mother's Day gifts.
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Major League Baseball Opening Day Highlights. A Fan's Look Inside the NumbersA look inside the numbers of some of the biggest highlights from Major League Baseball's Opening Day.
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Major League Baseball's Coolest Uniforms for 2012Many major league teams have new looks to their uniform this year, either redoing the jersey completely, or adding a patch as part of the uniform. Here is a look at some of the best uniforms for 2012.
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Major League Baseball's Five Worst Uniforms for 2012While none of the Major League teams have sunk to the 1976 Chicago White Sox's level, there are some bad looking jerseys that teams will be wearing in 2012.
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Top Major League Baseball Player Nicknames for 2012Major League Baseball players have long had the sports world's best nicknames.
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Boston Red Sox's Top Home Run HittersA look at the 10 top home run hitters to play for the Boston Red Sox.
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Things Red Sox Fans Like About the YankeesAs Red Sox fans anywhere will tell you, it's hard to find anything good to say about the Yankees. I'm guessing Yankees fans feel the same way. Here are a few things Boston fans can like about the Yankees.
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MLB Players You Should Follow on TwitterWith 162 games, plus the postseason, Major League Baseball players will have plenty to tweet about during the year.Also published on:
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Strangest Super Bowl Prop BetsWill Kelly Clarkson's belly be showing? How many times will Peyton Manning be on TV? Who will the MVP of Super Bowl XLVI thank first? These are a few of the more interesting prop bets available to fans during Super Bowl XLVI.Also published on:
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Things to Do in Lakeland, FloridaIf you're headed to Lakeland, Florida, to watch the Detroit Tigers in spring training, chances are you'll be looking for something to do besides watch baseball. Here are a few suggestions to help you spend your time.Also published on:
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Five Red Sox Sleeper Picks that Can Help You Win Your Fantasy LeagueThese five Red Sox sleeper picks will help you win some big games.Also published on:
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Why Tim Tebow Will Never Win a Super BowlTim Tebow seems like a pretty good guy and pretty decent quarterback, but it's unlikely he'll ever hold the Lombardi Trophy above his head after a Super Bowl victory.Also published on:
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Why You Should Root for Tim TebowFew players are as polarizing as Denver quarterback Tim Tebow. Love him or hate him, there are many reasons to fans to root for the quarterback.Also published on:
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Winter Classic Celebrates Fifth YearHere is a brief look at the history of the NHL Winter Classic.Also published on:
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Getting to Know Red Sox Manager Bobby ValentineThe Boston Red Sox have chosen Bobby Valentine to replace Terry Francona in the dugout. Here's a look at five things you should know about Valentine.Also published on:
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Top 5 Notre Dame Jerseys to Give for ChristmasIf you're looking to get your Notre Dame fan a gift for Christmas, start with one of these five jerseys.Also published on:
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Five Great Boston Red Sox Hats to Give for ChristmasFive great hat selections to give to the Boston Red Sox fan in your life this Christmas.Also published on:
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Great Christmas Gifts for Red Sox FansGreat gift ideas for the Boston Red Sox fan in your life.Also published on:
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Top Five Red Sox Jerseys to Give as Christmas GiftsFive great jerseys to get the Boston Red Sox in your life this Christmas.Also published on:
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Freese Blast Joins List of Great World Series Game 6 Home RunsSt. Louis third baseman David Freese's blast gave the Cardinals a 10-9 victory, forcing a Game 7 of the World Series. The home run joins the list of memorable Game 6 shots in World Series history.Also published on:
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New England Patriots Top Five Game-Winning Plays: Fan's ViewFive of the New England Patriots Best Winning Moments.
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The New England Patriots' Five Worst MomentsThe worst five moments in the history of the New England Patriots.
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The New England Patriots' Five Greatest MomentsThe five greatest moments in New England Patriots history.
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Pujols Joins Exclusive World Series Club with Three Home Run GameSt. Louis slugger Albert Pujols connected for three home runs during Saturday's Game 3 of the World Series. His blasts put him in an exclusive club that has just two other members.
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Ten Most Memorable World Series Home RunsWhen it comes to memorable moments in the World Series, nothing captures the imignation like some of the great home runs.Also published on:
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Great Omaha Bars to Watch the World SeriesThese Omaha favorite sports bars are great places to get together with friends to watch the World Series.
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Theo Epstein's worst moves as Boston Red Sox GMWith the book closing on the Theo Epstein era in Boston, it's time to look back at some of the worst deals he made as the team's General Manager.
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Theo Epstein's best moves with the Red SoxLooking back at the best deals by Theo Epstein during his time as GM of the Boston Red Sox.
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Dodgers' Kemp makes run at exclusive Triple Crown clubLos Angeles Dodgers' Matt Kemp's run at the Triple Crown, a feat which hasn't been achieved in 44 years, brings to mind some of the all-time greats to play the game. An even more exclusive club is the five players to win the Major League Triple Crown.
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Red Sox's, Braves' struggles reminiscent of other baseball collapses: A fan's lookThe September struggles of the Boston Red Sox and Atlanta Braves bring to mind other collapses in major league history.
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Mariano Rivera's postseason blown saves shows he's human after allNew York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera made official his spot as the greatest closer of all time by recording save No. 602, but nobody is perfect. Take a closer look at the (only) five blown saves in the postseason by Rivera.
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Tim Wakefield's most memorable momentsBoston pitcher Tim Wakefield finally reached his 200th career win Tuesday night after eight attempts. Here is a look at some of the more memorable moments in the pitcher's career.
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Five great reasons to watch the UFLThe UFL kicks off its third season Thursday night as Virginia visits Omaha.
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Top New England Patriots players to follow on TwitterFans interested in knowing what's going on with the New England Patriots behind the scenes should follow these players on Twitter.
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Greatest baseball moments for Ted WilliamsIt was announced that Ted Williams will be the latest baseball player honored on a USPS stamp. It seems only fitting as the Hall of Fame outfielder put his stamp on baseball history.
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Omaha's best places to watch NFL gamesOne of the great things about the Omaha, Neb., area is a wide-variety of NFL fans. That often means your favorite team won't be on the local channels. So it's off to the sports bars to find your gridiron favorites play.
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Cy-Hawk Trophy dumped: Five other trophies that should inspire the designersThe new-look Cy-Hawk Trophy lasted just four days due to public backlash after its unveiling. When creating a new trophy, the designers should look at these five great college football examples for inspiration.Also published on:
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Shaq in fighting mood. Five current NBA stars he should face in the octagonRecently retired NBA star Shaquille O'Neal showed up on "Inside MMA" and announced the five NBA stars he wished to fight. His list of retired players is fine, but I'd like to see him take on these five current stars instead.
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Results say Haynesworth, Ochocinco could join list of Patriots reclamation projects with big turnaroundsIt's reported that either Albert Haynesworth, Chad Ochocino or both will be cut by New England prior to the season. Based on Bill Belichick's track record, that doesn't seem likely.
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Red Sox-Yankees: A look at the most memorable brawls in the history of the rivalryThe games between the Red Sox and Yankees are always highly anticipated, but since 2004 the heat has been turned down a bit between the squads. As they battle for the AL East title, could we see this rivalry reach back to it's highest levels?
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Top five trade deadline deals by Red Sox general manager Theo EpsteinA look at the best deadline deals for Boston Red Sox General Manager Theo Epstein since he took the position in 2003.
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Ochocinco's top five touchdown celebrationsIn his first interview with the media since being traded to New England, Chad Ochocinco promised to tone down his antics. It this be the end of his touchdown celebrations? I hope not.
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First-person: Baseball Hall of Fame is worth the tripIf you've never been to the Baseball Hall of Fame I suggest you add it to your bucket list. Even if it takes you 20 years to get there, it will be worth the trip.
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Vick one of few athletes to rebound after jail timeJust a few short years ago, Michael Vick was an inmate at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kan. When he left prison Vick, like so many other athletes that face jail time, promised to turn his life around.
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UFL wouldn't be first professional football league to fold in U.STuesday the United Football League announced that all five of its teams would push back the beginning its season for 30 days. If the league folds it will join the list of leagues that attempted to take root in the United States but didn't quite make it.
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Clemens trial brings to mind other low moments for the RocketRoger Clemens has had many highlights during his baseball career, but he has had several low moments as well. Here is a look at the 10 lowest moments on the field for the Rocket.