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New York Yankees Postseason HistoryThe New York Yankees have 27 World Series championships. The team's postseason success is legendary, but there's also been heartache.Also published on:
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UCONN’s Kendall Reyes Former Two-Star Recruit NFL Bound: A Fan’s ViewKendall Reyes was one of the few bright spots on the 2011 UCONN football team. After playing in the Senior Bowl Reyes, a former two-star recruit, is now a potential second round draft pick.Also published on:
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2012 Connecticut Sun Welcome Home Former UCONN Stars: A Fan’s ViewThe Connecticut Sun will welcome several former UCONN players, Maya Moore, Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird, back to the state during their tenth anniversary season.Also published on:
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2012 the Connecticut Sun’s 10th Anniversary: A Fan’s TakeThe Connecticut Sun will celebrate their 10th anniversary in the state this year. After a successful 2011 season, 2012 will be the year of the Sun.Also published on:
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Reasons to Sign with Connecticut Huskies Football on Signing Day: A Fan's TakeThe University of Connecticut football team has a lot to offer prospective recruits. From a head coach with professional and college experience, to a top-notch university Connecticut is an up and coming football program.Also published on:
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UCONN Huskies Four All-Stars: Petrus, Ryan, Reyes and Teggart: A Fan’s TakeThough the season was disappointing for the UCONN football team, four seniors recently received honors for their play. Petrus, Ryan, Reyes and Teggart all received invitations to play in all-star games.Also published on:
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A Fan’s Guide to Fantasy Baseball Sleepers, Starting PitchersIn fantasy baseball, starting pitching is a key to a successful team. While the big names are easy to recognize these five players are sleepers that will help your team beyond the big names.Also published on:
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UCONN Receivers, Weakness Becomes Strength: A Fan’s ViewThe UCONN offense struggled last season with an inexperienced quarterback and receiving group, but Mike Smith returns from suspension along with transfer players Shakim Phillips and Bryce McNeal, instantly improving the team.Also published on:
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New York Yankees Get Another Mattingly: A Fan’s Take on a Family AffairFor the third time, the New York Yankees have a Mattingly in there organization. Preston Mattingly is the second son of the Yankee legend, Don Mattingly to play in the Yankee organization. Let’s hope he has more success than his brother Taylor.Also published on:
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UCONN Running Back Lyle McCombs’ Successful Year Continues: A Fan’s TakeUCONN freshman running back Lyle McCombs began the 2011 season serving a suspension. He ended the year as the Huskies Offensive Player of the Year and a member of the Freshman All-American team.Also published on:
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Lifelong Yankee Jorge Posada Retires: A Fan’s Take on Why He’ll Be MissedLifelong Yankee Jorge Posada announced his retirement after 17 years. The Yankees will miss his leadership and the fans will miss his heart and hustle.Also published on:
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Whitmer and Cochran Join the Battle to Become the Huskies Starting QB: A Fan’s ViewJohnny McEntee did okay as the Huskies starting QB last season, but it was clear Connecticut needed more production from the position, enter Casey Cochran and Chandler Whitmer.Also published on:
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New York Yankees Re-Sign Garcia, but More Work RemainsThe Yankees re-signed free agent pitcher Freddy Garcia, bringing last years surprise starter back to New York for another season. The signing is a start but the Yankees’ rotation still needs help.Also published on:
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Huskies Season Comes Down to One Game, Can UCONN Beat Cincinnati?After a big win against Rutgers, the UCONN football team needs a victory in their final game of the season for a chance at a bowl game. Huskies need to defeat Cincinnati, for a chance to continue their bowl streak.Also published on:
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Connecticut Sun Players Take Their Game OverseasWith the disappointing end to their WNBA season behind them, several Connecticut Sun players are playing overseas. Tina Charles, Asjha Jones, Danielle McCray and Jessica Moore are some of the Sun players currently in Europe.Also published on:
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Can Saggy Pants Raise Revenue?With most states struggling to balance their budgets and raise revenue, there's a perfect opportunity to solve two problems at once. With the sagging pants problem plaguing most states in America imposing a fine for the perpetrators is a great idea.
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Connecticut Thanks Foxwoods for 25 Years in the StateFoxwoods Casino began 25 years ago in southeast Connecticut. What started out as a bingo hall has grown into the largest casino in the US. For the state of Connecticut, Foxwoods has been a lifesaver.
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The Debt Ceiling Finger-PointingAs politicians continue the debate, the August 2 deadline is quickly approaching. There's no question, the government will raise the debt ceiling for the 73rd time. The question is when will they control spending?
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States Ask for Drug Test Before Offering HelpFlorida is the newest state to ask recipients of aide to submit to a drug test first. Indiana has asked those in the state job-training program to take drug test. States are trying to ensure their return on investments.
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Unemployment and the Expiring American DreamMy grandparents moved to Connecticut in the late 60's. They worked at Colts Firearm and the Institute of Living. They were able to purchase a home and provide their family with the American Dream. Unfortunately, times have changed.
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What's the Price of Safety, Prison Closings in Connecticut?At the end of 2011, Connecticut will have closed four of the states prisons. As a resident of the state I worry, lawmakers are putting a price on our safety.
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Tragedy Strikes Another Infant Killed in a MicrowaveKa Yang is the latest parent accused of killing her infant in the microwave. Unfortunately, there have been similar cases in the U.S. Who's looking out for the helpless children? Someone has to speak up for them.
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New York Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage, Bringing Freedom to the StateNew York became the sixth state to legalize same sex marriages. They join Connecticut, Vermont, Iowa, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. As homosexuals continue to fight for equal rights, this is a major victory for them.
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New UCconn head coach Pasqualoni appears on ESPN chat: A fan's reactionUConn Huskies coach Paul Pasqualoni was recently on ESPN's Sportsnation Chat. Answering a variety of questions from fans, the reoccurring theme was the offense.Also published on:
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Bishop Eddie Long, a Question of FaithAfter initially vowing to fight, Bishop Eddie Long has decided to settle the case involving four young men accusing him of an inappropriate sexual relationship.
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La'Shaun Armstrong Recovering from His Mother's Murder-SuicideLa'Shaun Armstrong is a survivor. The ten year old was able to swim to safety after his mother, LaShanda Armstrong, drove the family into the Hudson River. Now he's on the road to recovery with much needed help.
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Views on Gas Prices and China by Donald TrumpWhile he hasn't announced he'll make a run at the oval office in 2012, Donald Trump's increased appearance in the media leads me to believe he will. His latest rants have focused on gas prices and China.
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$4 a Gallon: Gas Driving the American Dream Further from American FamiliesWith gas prices over $4 a gallon in five states, including my home state of CT and the nationwide average price at 3.81, the American people continue to struggle, while waiting for the promised change.
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Interracial Marriage Shouldn't Be an Issue in 2011As an African American woman married to a Caucasian man, I was appalled when I read 46 percent of Mississippi Republican voters would like to ban interracial marriage. I can't believe this is still an issue in 2011.
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Black Males Losing the Freedom so Many People Fought ForThe fact more African American men are in the prison system, then were enslaved before the civil war, is alarming. After countless died fighting for freedom, some African American men have thrown it away.
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Geraldine Ferraro, a Former Teacher, Taught a Nation a Lifelong LessonGeraldine Ferraro was the first woman to run for vice president of the United States of America, and in doing so created lasting opportunities for women.Also published on:
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Derek Jeter fan: My autographed baseball card collection of the great Yankees shortstopI've collected baseball cards for over 15 years, amassing an incredible Derek Jeter collection in that time. These are my top autograph cards of the Yankee shortstop.Also published on: -
Fan perspective: CC Sabathia is the key to the 2011 YankeesAs the New York Yankees begin their season, their offense looks strong, but the key to this season is pitching, and that starts with ace, CC Sabathia.Also published on:
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Fan's take: Ivan Nova is the New York Yankees' biggest spring training surpriseIvan Nova is a 24-year-old pitcher trying to win a starting pitching job with the Yankees, and so far he's been the team's biggest surprise.Also published on:
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Fan reaction: Pitcher Ivan Nova sliding into New York Yankees rotationWith the help of an improved slider, Ivan Nova has made a strong case to be a starter for the New York Yankees this season.Also published on:
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Fan perspective: New York Yankees' Joba Chamberlain hopes to bounce back in 2011In 2007, Joba Chamberlain burst on the New York Yankee scene. After high expectations, injuries sidelined the young pitcher, injured again, he's hoping to bounce back.Also published on:
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Fan outlook: Coach Paul Pasqualoni, UConn football team look for answers this springWith the only coach they've ever had, Randy Edsall, in Maryland, UConn and new coach Pasqualoni are ready to begin a new era.Also published on:
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Libya, Oil and the American DreamWith fighting increasing in Libya, oil prices continue to rise, and Americans wonder where the American Dream has gone, and if they have enough gas money to go find it.