Adam Martini
Adam Martini is a freelance writer with more than 15 years of writing experience, including nine years as the lead sports reporter for the Public Schools Athletic League (www.psal.org), the largest high school sports organization in the United States. He covered numerous live high school sporting events, including city championship games at Madison Square Garden and Shea Stadium. Adam started his writing career reviewing Web sites for NetGuide Magazine and has been published by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate and in the New York Post.
Adam has worked in the fields of publishing and communications.
Adam holds a Bachelor's degree in communications from St. John's University (NY) and a Master's degree in elementary education from Queens College (NY). An avid sports fan, he roots for the New York Giants, New York Mets, Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Winnipeg Jets.
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Adam has worked in the fields of publishing and communications.
Adam holds a Bachelor's degree in communications from St. John's University (NY) and a Master's degree in elementary education from Queens College (NY). An avid sports fan, he roots for the New York Giants, New York Mets, Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Winnipeg Jets.
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Ranking the New York Giants' Free Agent AcquisitionsThe New York Giants have made a series of free agent acquisitions so far this offseason. Will the newcomers help the team? Here's a ranking of the free agent additions.Also published on: -
Five Key NY Giants Plays of the First Half: Fan's TakeBefore the New York Giants kick off the second half of their schedule on Sunday, November 4 against the Pittsburgh Steelers at MetLife Stadium (4:25 p.m. EST), let's take a look back at five key plays from the first eight games of the season.Also published on:
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Five Unforgettable World Series Games: Fan's TakeWill there be an unforgettable game in the 2012 World Series? These five ever-lasting World Series games featured some of the greatest moments and individual performances in postseason baseball history.Also published on:
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In Eli Manning They Trust: Giants Fan's TakeRobert Griffin III and his Washington Redskins came to MetLife Stadium on Sunday (Oct. 21) and tried to steal the day from the New York Giants. But Eli Manning didn't let him.Also published on:
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Five Shocking World Series Winners: Fan's TakeThe Washington Nationals had a great run in 2012 before losing to the St. Louis Cardinals in the NLDS. Now imagine if the Nats had gone on to win the World Series. It wouldn't have been unprecedented. Here's a look at five shocking World Series winners.Also published on:
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Final Pitching Grades for the 2012 New York Mets: Fan's TakePitching sustained the New York Mets in the first half of the 2012 season. Unfortunately, it didn't hold up over the long haul. Now that the season is over, let's give out year-end grades to the key members of the pitching staff.Also published on: -
R.A. Dickey's Quest for 20 Wins, Only Reason to Watch the Mets: Fan's TakeThere is almost no reason to care about the New York Mets for the rest of this season. But there is one reason to watch them. His name is R.A. Dickey.Also published on:
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Five All-Time Mets Goats: Fan's TakeFrom Ron Swoboda to Ray Knight, New York Mets fans will never forget their postseason heroes. Likewise, we'll always remember the names of some players for their infamous place in team history.Also published on: -
Five Best Offensive Seasons in Mets History: Fan's TakeNew York Mets third baseman David Wright is in the midst of one of the finest offensive campaigns in team history. But where will Wright's season (when it's all said and done) rank among the team's all-time best? Here's a look at the competition.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers Week 4 Report Card: Fan's TakeThe Bombers lost on Wednesday, July 18 to the Toronto Argonauts, 25-22, to complete their season-opening, four-game road trip without a victory. Here's the team's report card from week four.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers Week 3 Report Card: Fan's TakeThe Winnipeg Blue Bombers needed a win in the worst way on Friday, July 13 against the Edmonton Eskimos. But instead of bringing their A-game, the Bombers failed miserably in 42-10 thrashing at the hands of the Eskimos at Commonwealth Stadium.Also published on:
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The Five Wildest All-Star Games in MLB History: A Fan RecallsPut the best baseball players in the world in a given year on the same field and amazing things are bound to happen. But these five All-Star Games stand out as the wildest (and wackiest) of all time.Also published on:
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Fantasy Owner's Take: Five First-Half Fantasy Stars -- Should You Sell High?Fantasy baseball is the ultimate game of, "What have you done for me lately?" So even though these five major leaguers had monster first halves, now may be the perfect time to trade them -- or not.Also published on: -
New York Mets' Mid-Season Report Card: Fan's TakeToday (July 8) is the last day of baseball before the 2012 All-Star Game. So before the New York Mets scatter for the first-half break, let's give them their mid-term grades for 2012.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers Week 2 Report Card: Fan's TakeThe Montreal Alouettes pasted the Winnipeg Bombers, 41-30, on Friday, July 6. So what went wrong in Montreal? Here's a look at the Bombers' report card grades for week two.Also published on:
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Five Second-Year Giants to Watch in 2012: Fan's TakeLast season, then second-year players Jason Pierre-Paul and Victory Cruz took quantum leaps forward. Here's a look at five second-year pros with the Giants this season.Also published on:
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Let's Crush the Chicago Cubs: Mets FanFresh off a walk-off win against the hated Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday, July 5, the New York Mets welcome the Chicago Cubs to Citi Field tonight (July 6) for a three-game series. They have no excuses not to crush the Cubs.Also published on:
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Never-Say-Die Mets Beat Phillies on Wright's Walk-Off Hit: Fan ReactionThe New York Mets aren't going away. That's the feeling you got from this scrappy team after watching it beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-5, on Thursday, July 5 at Citi Field.Also published on:
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Fantasy Owner's Take: Five First-Half Fantasy Busts; Should You Buy Low?Most teams have reached the half-way mark of the 2012 Major League Baseball season. From a fantasy baseball perspective, that means we can look at the first-half busts of the season -- will they turn it around in the second half?Also published on: -
Phillies Put Up a Fight, Beat Mets in Middle Game of Three-Game Series: Fan's TakeThe Philadelphia Phillies have some fight left in them. The New York Mets learned that the hard way on Wednesday, July 4.Also published on:
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Mets Go Boom on Fireworks Night at Citi Field: Fan's TakeDavid Wright hit a three-run bomb and had four RBIs, as the New York Mets ripped the Philadelphia Phillies, 11-1, on Tuesday, July 3. Here are some fan observations from the game.Also published on:
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Show Phillies No Mercy: Mets FanWell, look what the cat dragged in. It's the Philadelphia Phillies, who visit Citi Field for a three-game series against the New York Mets beginning on Tuesday, July 3.Also published on: -
Mets Fans Failed David Wright in All-Star Game Voting: Fan's TakeSo many times this season David Wright has come through for the New York Mets. He basically has carried the team through the first half of the season. But Mets fans didn't go to bat for him by voting for the All-Star Game.Also published on:
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Five Biggest MLB Stories of June: Fan's ViewJune was the month of the pitcher in Major League Baseball, but one hitter accomplished a feat that hasn't been done in 81 years. Let's take a look back at the top five MLB stories of June.Also published on: -
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Week 1 Report Card: Fan's TakeThe Winnipeg Blue Bombers bombed on opening night 2012, but let's cut them some slack in their first report card of the season. They were banged up and up against the defending Grey Cup champion BC Lions on the road.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: Should Fantasy Baseball Owners Drop Rickie Weeks?Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks has been horrible this season. There is no other way to say it and no way around it. Is it time for fantasy baseball owners to cut him loose?Also published on:
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Fan Prediction: Evander Kane Will Resign with the Winnipeg JetsDisregard the rumors about Evander Kane not wanting to return to the Winnipeg Jets. I would be shocked (and somewhat disappointed) if he didn't resign with the team. Let me tell you why.Also published on: -
Mets Must Pounce on Slumping, Short-handed Dodgers: Fan's TakeIf you though the New York Mets had trouble scoring runs, you haven't been watching the Los Angeles Dodgers.Also published on:
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Fantasy Owner's Take: Phillies' Chase Utley Returns -- What Should You Expect?The Philadelphia Phillies and patient fantasy baseball owners rejoiced on Wednesday, June 27 when Chase Utley homered in his first at-bat of the 2012 season. But is he a wise long-term investement?Also published on: -
Five Burning Questions for the 2012 Winnipeg Blue Bombers: Fan's TakeThe Winnipeg Blue Bombers will start the 2012 Canadian Football season with four straight road games. Can the Bombers survive the early part of their schedule? That's just one question facing the team as the new CFL season kicks off on Friday, June 29.Also published on:
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Cubs Extend Mets' Losing Streak to Four Games: Fan ReactionThe New York Mets lost a 5-3 decision on Tuesday, June 26 to the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. The loss pushed New York's losing streak to four games. So what's gone wrong with the Mets?Also published on:
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No Excuses for Sloppy Mets: Fan's TakeThe New York Mets committed three errors in losing to the Chicago Cubs, 6-1, on Monday, June 25. Although the Mets were coming off an emotional Subway Series against the New York Yankees, there are no excuses for their poor play.Also published on:
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Frank Francisco Goes on the DL, Bobbby Parnell to Close for the Mets: Fan ReactionThe New York Mets placed Frank Francisco on the disabled list as of Saturday, June 23, leaving it up to Bobby Parnell to close games for the team. Can Parnell be trusted?Also published on:
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Fan's View: The Five Most Exciting Players in the Canadian Football LeagueThe Canadian Football League's wide field and three-down offense is made for fans of high-scoring games. Likewise, these five dynamic game-breakers are made for the CFL.Also published on: -
Five Reasons the Mets Lost the Subway Series: Fan's TakeMuch to the chagrin of New York Mets fans, the New York Yankees won five out of six games in this year's Subway Series. So what went wrong for the Mets? Here are five reasons the Yankees took Big Apple bragging rights from their crosstown rivals.Also published on:
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Yankees Blink First in Subway Series Game of Chicken: Fan's TakeAfter calling out the New York Yankees, a determined Frank Francisco navigated the ninth inning for his 18th save of the season, as the New York Mets defeated their crosstown rivals, 6-4.Also published on:
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David Wright Has Mets on the Right Track Heading into Subway Series Rematch: Fan's TakeDavid Wright is streaking at the right time. He is riding an 11-game hitting streak as the Mets prepare to face the New York Yankees in a Subway Series rematch on Friday, June 22 at Citi Field.Also published on:
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Sweep Revenge Not a Priority for Mets in Subway Series Rematch: Fan's TakeIn round one of the 2012 Subway Series, the New York Yankees swept the New York Mets in three games. Will the boys from Queens get sweep revenge on the Bronx Bombers in round two? That would be nice, but it shouldn't be the Mets' top priority.Also published on:
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Mets' Dillon Gee May Hold the Key to Team's Success: Fan's TakeDillon Gee fired seven-plus innings of two-run baseball, as the New York Mets completed a three-game sweep of the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday, June 20 with a 4-3 victory at Citi Field.Also published on:
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Fantasy Owner's Take: Holding Out Hope for Diamondbacks' Justin UptonJustin Upton went 0-for-5 on Tuesday, June 19, as the Seattle Mariners defeated the Arizona Diamonbacks, 12-9, in 10 innings. What's a fantasy owner do with Upton?Also published on:
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Mets' Johan Santana Silences Orioles, Worrywarts: Fan's TakeIt's second nature for New York Mets fans to be pessimistic. So they worried after Johan Santana needed 134 pitches on June 1 to toss the first no-hitter in franchise history.Also published on:
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Five (Cheaper) Minor League Baseball Alternatives to the New York Mets: Fan's TakeBetween the prices of tickets, parking and food, taking your family to a Major League Baseball game costs a small fortune. New York Mets fans seeking a cheaper baseball alternative this summer may want to check out these five minor league baseball teams.Also published on: -
Five Brooklyn Cyclones to Watch in 2012: Fan's TakeWhat do New York Mets Ike Davis, Lucas Duda and Dillon Gee have in common? Well, they all once played for the Brooklyn Cyclones, the short-season Class-A affiliate of the Mets. Here are five Cyclones (and potential future Mets) to watch in 2012.Also published on:
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Ike Davis Sparks Mets' Offensive Explosion: Fan's TakeThe New York Mets pounded the Tampa Bay Rays during a three-game sweep from June 12-14, hammering out 40 hits, inluding four home runs. So where did this offensive explosion come from? Let's just say Ike Davis provided the spark.Also published on:
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Mets Must Be on Red Alert as They Begin Nine-Game Homestand: Fan's TakeFresh off a three-game sweep of the Tampa Bay Rays, the surging New York Mets begin a nine-game homestand on Friday, June 15 against the NL Central-leading Cincinnati Reds. Here's a look ahead.Also published on:
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Bullpen Pitches in as Mets Sweep Rays: Fan's TakeBehind a surging offense and suddenly reliable bullpen, the New York Mets completed a three-game sweep of the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday, June 14 with a 9-6 victory at Tropicana Field.Also published on:
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R.A. Dickey Tosses One-Hitter, Mets Win Again: Fan ReactionR.A. Dickey did it again. The knuckle-baller tossed a complete game one-hitter with a career-high 12 strikeouts, as the New York Mets crushed the Tampa Bay Rays, 9-1, on Wednesday, June 13.Also published on:
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Positive Signs Abound as Mets Beats Rays: Fan's TakeJason Bay was the only starter not to get a base hit on Tuesday, June 12, but Ike Davis blasted a three-run home run and Jordany Valdespin knocked in a career-high four runs, as the New York Mets ripped the Tampa Bay Rays, 11-2.Also published on:
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Mets' Ike Davis Must Step Up or Be Sent Down: Fan's TakeWatching Ike Davis struggle at the plate is both sad and frustrating. New York Mets fans, like myself, had high hopes for the team's first baseman. Would a trip to the minor leagues help him turn it around?Also published on:
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Top Five MLB Pitchers Making Less Than $1 Million: Fan's TakeIt's tough to keep a straight face and call someone who is making a half-million dollars this year underpaid. But, in comparison to their Major League counterparts, these five stud pitchers truly are worth more than what they are making.Also published on: -
Fan's View: Is Mets Manager Terry Collins Too Loyal to His Players?New York Mets manager Terry Collins believes in his guys. But does he believe in them (i.e. Ike Davis, Jason Bay) a little too much?Also published on:
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Fan's View: Jason Bay is Killing the MetsI'll tell you what was the turning point of the Subway Series finale on Sunday, June 10. It wasn't Russell Martin's cheap Yankee Stadium home run in the seveth inning, or his walk-off HR in the ninth. Instead, go back to Jason Bay's at-bat in the second.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: The Five Highest-Paid Pitchers in Baseball -- Are They Worth It?Nine of the top 20 highest-paid players in the Majors are starting pitchers. But are they worth it? Here are the top five highest-paid MLB pitchers and what they are earning for 2012.Also published on: -
Fan's Take: The Five Highest Paid Mets of 2012 -- Are They Worth It?The New York Mets are shelling out big bucks this season to a few players, including Johan Santana and Jason Bay. So what are they making and do they deserve their salaries? Here's a look at the five highest-paid Mets of 2012.Also published on: -
Johan Santana's Health Bigger Than Big Apple Bragging Rights: Mets Fan's TakeThe New York Yankees thrashed the New York Mets, 9-1, in the opening game of the Subway Series on Friday, June 8. But the bigger issue for the Mets was the health of Johan Santana, who was roughed up in his first start since pitching a no-hitter.Also published on:
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Mets, R.A. Dickey Knuckle Up to Avoid Sweep in Washington: Fan's TakeR.A. Dickey soft-tossed 7.1 scoreless inning on Thursday, June 7, as the New York Mets defeated the Washington Nationals, 3-1, to avoid a sweep and snap a three-game losing streak.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: Where Are the Mets' Last Five First-Round Draft Picks?The Mets hope they hit a home run in the Major League Baseball Draft on Monday, June 4 with the first-round selection (No. 12 overall) of high school shortstop Gavin Cecchini. But what about the team's previous five first-round picks?Also published on:
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Five MLB Players Drafted Before Barry Bonds: Fan's TakeLike Derek Jeter in 1992, Barry Bonds was drafted sixth overall in the 1985 MLB Draft. So who were the five players selected before Bonds and what became of them?Also published on:
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Five Highest Payrolls in Major League Baseball for 2012: Fan's TakeDoes money buy championships in baseball? Teams with deep pockets may have an advantage over smaller-market teams, but they're not guaranteed anything. Check out the MLB teams with the five highest payrolls in 2012 to see what I mean.Also published on:
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New York Mets' Bullpen the Key to Surviving June: Fan's TakeThe New York Mets went 15-13 in the month of May and hold an overall record of 28-23 through the first two months of the 2012 season. But the schedule is about to get much tougher and the key to surviving it is the team's bullpen.Also published on:
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Five Biggest MLB Stories of May: Fan's TakePlenty happened in Major League Baseball over the last month, from a no-hitter to a four-home run game, as well as an injury to one of the greatest pitchers in MLB history. So what were the top storylines of May?Also published on:
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Fantasy Baseball Owner's Take: Sell High on Adam Jones?Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones is enjoying a breakout season in 2012. As of Wednesday, May 30, he is batting .317 with 16 home runs and 34 RBI. So is now the time for fantasy baseball owners to trade him?Also published on:
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Baseball Preview: The PSAL's Class-B QuarterfinalsTwo of the top four seeds haven't survived the first two rounds of the Public Schools Athletic League's Class-B baseball playoffs. Will there by any more surprises in the quarterfinals?Also published on:
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Days of Phillies Owning the Mets Are Over: Fan's TakeRookie Jeremy Hefner hit his first Major League home run and recorded his first Major League win on Tuesday, May 29, as the New York Mets defeated the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-3. It's just more proof that the Phillies no longer own the Mets.Also published on:
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Knicks Face Daunting, Revealing Three-Game Stretch: Fan's TakeThe New York Knicks play three games in three nights, starting tonight, February 2, at home against the Chicago Bulls. We're about to find out if they are contenders or pretenders.Also published on:
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Fantasy Baseball 2012: Projecting the Top Five AL HR HittersHow many home runs will Prince Fielder hit in Detroit? Is Albert Pujols a safe bet to smack 40 homers in Los Angeles? Here's one fantasy baseball fan's projections for the AL's top five home run hitters.Also published on:
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Five Biggest Blowouts in Super Bowl History: Fan's TakeIn the last few years, football fans have been treated to some of the best Super Bowls in National Football League history. Unfortunately, it's not always that way. Here's a look back at the five biggest blowouts in Super Bowl history.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Jets Shoot Down Flyers in Philly: Fan ReactionThe Jets defeated the Flyers 2-1 on Tuesday, January 31, on Bryan Little's shootout goal. It was a much-needed win for the Jets, who snapped a three-game losing streak.Also published on:
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Fantasy Baseball 2012: Projecting the Top Five NL Home Run HittersWith the departures of Albert Pujols and Prince Fielder to the American League, expect the National League to suffer a power outage this coming season. Nevertheless, here are my projections for the NL's top five sluggers in 2012.Also published on:
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Five Super Bowl Heroes in New York Giants History: Fan's TakeOne New York Giants fan looks back at five Super Bowl heroes in the team's storied championship history.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: Are the Knicks Trying to Get Mike D'Antoni Fired?If the New York Knicks are trying to get head coach Mike D'Antoni fired, they're doing a great job at it. The no-show Knicks lost on Saturday, January 28, for the ninth time in 10 games.Also published on:
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Giants' 2011-12 Timeline -- the Road to Super Bowl XLVI: Fan's ViewIt has been a roller-coaster season for the New York Giants. Here's a look back at some of the team's highest highs and lowest lows on the road to Super Bowl XLVI.Also published on:
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Top Five Under-the-Radar MLB Free Agent Signings: Fan's TakeThe baseball world has been abuzz this offseason with the free agent signings of Albert Pujols, Jose Reyes and, most recently, Prince Fielder. But a few good signings flew under the radar.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: Five Most Frustrating Fantasy Baseball PlayersAre they potential sleepers or busts? Here are the five most frustrating players in fantasy baseball.Also published on:
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John Franco to Be Inducted into New York Mets Hall of Fame: Fan ReactionThe New York Mets announed on Thursday, January 25, that Brooklyn native John Franco, the team's all-time saves leader with 276, will be inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame.Also published on:
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Five Reasons Eli Manning is an Elite NFL Quarterback: Fan's TakeIn case you haven't figured it out on your own, here are five reasons why New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is an elite NFL quarterback.Also published on:
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Beltran Tells Mets Fans to "Move On" from 2006 NLCS: Fan ReactionFormer New York Met Carlos Beltran, who struck out to end Game 7 of the 2006 National League Championship Series, says he has moved on. And he thinks Mets fans should, too.Also published on:
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Top Five NHL Power Plays: Fan's ViewThese five National Hockey League teams will make you pay for taking penalties against them. Here's a look at the five best power play units in the league, as of Wednesday, January 25.Also published on:
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Top Five Remaining MLB Free Agents: Fan's TakeNow that Prince Fielder has signed with the Detroit Tigers, who are the top five remaining MLB Free Agents left on the market? Glad you asked.Also published on:
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Top Five Under-25 MLB Pitchers: Fan's TakeRoy Halladay and Justin Verlander may be the best pitchers right now in Major League Baseball, but they are established. Who are the top under-25 pitchers?Also published on:
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Five New York Mets We Loved to Hate: Fan's TakeFrom Tom Seaver to Mike Piazza, there have been many popular players in the colorful history of the New York Mets. Safe to say, these five former Mets are not among them.Also published on:
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Giants Report Card (NFC Championship Edition): Fan's TakeThe New York Giants defeated the San Francisco 49ers, 20-17, in overtime of the NFC championship game on Sunday, January 22. Here's New York's report card for the game.Also published on:
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Believe in Big Blue: Fan's TakeToday, January 22, the New York Giants will play the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship game at Candlestick Park at 6:30 p.m. EST. One month ago, they were left for dead.Also published on:
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Five NY Giants to Watch Vs. The 49ers (NFC Championship Edition): Fan's TakeThe San Francisco 49ers protect the ball exceptionally well and have a bone-crushing defense. For the New York Giants to overcome those obstacles in the NFC championship game, they'll need big games from these five key players.Also published on:
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Three Things the San Francisco 49ers Do Exceptionally Well: Fan's TakeThe San Francisco 49ers are in the NFC championship game for a reason -- three reasons, in fact. Here's a look at three phases of the game in which the 49ers are exceptional.Also published on:
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Five Reasons the Giants Will Win Super Bowl XLVI: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants are the team to beat for Super Bowl XLVI. Sure, as a Giants fan, I may be biased, but here are my five reasons for prediction another Big Blue championship.Also published on:
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Five Underrated Fantasy Baseball Starting PitchersLook for these five underrated starting pitchers in the middle to late rounds of your fantasy baseball draft. They could make the difference between winning and losing.Also published on:
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Top Five MLB Outfield Prospects for 2012: Fan's ViewThese five Major League Baseball prospects may be coming soon to an outfield near you.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Jets Go Down in Flames Against the Devils: Fan's TakeThe Winnipeg Jets crashed and burned in New Jersey on Tuesday, January 17. The New Jersey Devils defeated Winnipeg, 5-1, sending the Jets to their sixth loss in eight games in 2012.Also published on:
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Giants' Nicks Has Been a Sight to Behold in the Postseason: Fan's TakeNew York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks has been a sight to behold in the playoffs with 13 catches for 280 yards and four touchdowns.Also published on:
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NY Giants Report Card (Divisional Edition): Fan's TakeThe New York Giants defeated the defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers, 37-20, in the NFC divisional game on Sunday, January 15 at Lambeau Field.Also published on:
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Giants Answer the Bell, Knock Out Defending Champion Packers: Fan ReactionSome people counted out the New York Giants before they even took the field for the NFC divisional round against the Green Bay Packers. In the end, however, it was the Packers who went down for the count.Also published on:
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Five NY Giants to Watch Vs. The Packers (Playoff Edition): Fan's TakeIn a rematch of the 2007-08 NFC championship game, the New York Giants face the Green Bay Packers in the divisional round on Sunday, January 15 at 4:30 p.m. EST. These five Giants hold the keys to another upset.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: Can the Green Bay Packers Take a Punch?The New York Giants want Aaron Rodgers' championship belt, but can they knock out the defending champion Green Bay Packers. We're going to find out in the NFC divisional round on Sunday, January 15 at Lambeau Field.Also published on:
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Three Keys for the Winnipeg Jets in the Second Half: Fan's TakeThe Winnipeg Jets officially begin the second half of their 2011-12 National Hockey League season on Thursday, January 12 against the San Jose Sharks at the MTS Centre. Here are three areas of the game they must improve on moving forward.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: How to Beat the Green Bay PackersOn January 15, the Kansas City Chiefs dropped clues on how to beat the Green Bay Packers. The Chiefs defeated the Packers, 19-14, in large part by following three keys to victory.Also published on:
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Ranking the Eight Remaining NFL Playoff Teams: Fan's TakeBe it from Wild Card victory or first-round bye, the eight remaining teams in the NFL playoffs have earned their spots in the divisional round. But how do they stacked up against each other?Also published on:
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Five Mets Prospects Who Never Panned Out: Fan's TakeThe New York Mets on Tuesday, January 10, placed former untouchable prospect Fernando Martinez on waivers. Here are five more one-time Mets prospects who never panned out.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Jets' First-Half MVP is Evander Kane: Fan's TakeAs the first-half of the 2011-12 National Hockey League season draws to a close, the Winnipeg Jets are in the playoff hunt. They can thank Evander Kane for that.Also published on:
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Five Reasons the NY Giants Will Defeat the Green Bay Packers: Fan's ViewThe New York Giants will upset the defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers in the NFC divisional round on Sunday, January 15 Lambeau Field. Here are five reasons why.Also published on:
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Giants Show Heart in NFC Wild Card: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants defeated the Atlanta Falcons, 24-2, in the opening found of the NFC playoffs on Sunday, January 8 at MetLife Stadium. And they did it the old-fashioned way.Also published on:
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NY Giants' Report Card (Wild Card Edition): Fan's TakeThe New York Giants crushed the Atlanta Falcons, 24-2, on Sunday, January 8 at MetLife Stadium in the opening round of the NFC playoffs. Here's the team report card.Also published on:
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Fan's View: Which NY Giants Team Will Show Up Against the Atlanta Falcons?Which New York Giants team will show up at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, January 8 in the opening round of the NFC playoffs against the Atlanta Falcons?Also published on:
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Five Biggest First-Half NHL Surprises: Fan's TakeAs we approach the midway point of the 2011-12 season, there have been plenty of pleasant player surprises around the league worth noting. Here are the top five.Also published on:
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Ranking the AFC's Playoff Quarterbacks: Fan's TakeWho would you take, Tim Tebow or Andy Dalton? Ben Roethlisberger or Tom Brady? Here are one NFL fan's rankings of the AFC's playoff quarterbacks.Also published on:
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Five NY Giants to Watch Vs. The Falcons: Fan's TakeThese five New York Giants could make the difference between winning and losing when Big Blue faces the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, January 8 (1:00 p.m. EST) in the NFC Wild Card round.Also published on:
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Mets Not Planning Major Moves Before Spring Training: Fan ReactionNew York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson reiterated on Thursday, January 5, that the Mets aren't planning any major moves before Spring Training. That's not what Mets fans want to hear.Also published on:
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The NY Knicks Are Soft: Fan's TakeThe New York Knicks were defeated by the Charlotte Bobcats, 118-110, on Wednesday, January 4. It was a defenseless performance from a soft team.Also published on:
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Ranking the NFC Playoff Quarterbacks: Fan's TakeWho would you take, Matt Ryan or Eli Manning? Drew Breese or Aaron Rodgers? Here are my rankings of the NFC's playoff quarterbacks.Also published on:
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Eli Manning's Playoff History: Fan's TakeNew York Giants quarterback Eli Manning led the Giants to victory in Super Bowl XLII. However, outside of Big Blue's championship season, Manning has been less than perfect in the playoffs.Also published on:
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Resilient Giants a Reflection of Coach Coughlin: Fan's TakeUnder head coach Tom Coughlin, the New York Giants have reached the 2011 National Football League playoffs as NFC East division champions.Also published on:
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Fan's View: Will Fans Pay to See the 2012 New York Mets?Attendance was down at Mets games in 2011 for the third straight season. Will that trend change in 2012, or have fans given up on the team?Also published on:
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Giants Are NFC East Champions: Fan ReactionThe New York Giants are NFC East champions. That's all that matters, says one Giants fan.Also published on:
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NY Giants' Week 17 Report Card: Fan's TakeIt's the NFC East Championship edition of the New York Giants' team report card for week 17.Also published on:
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Five NY Giants to Watch Vs. The Cowboys (Week 17): Fan's TakeThe season will be on the line when the New York Giants face the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, January 1 at MetLife Stadium. Here's a look at five Giants who may decide the game.Also published on:
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Top Five Winnipeg Jets Goals of 2011: Fan's TakeEvery Winnipeg Jets goal scored in 2011 was cause for celebration, but these were the top five.Also published on:
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Five Remaining Free Agent Pitchers the NY Mets Should Consider Signing: Fan's TakeThe New York Mets could use another starting pitcher in their rotation for 2012. These five starting pitchers remain free agents (hint, hint).Also published on:
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Giants' Jacobs Disses Cowboys Fans: Fan ReactionNew York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs called Dallas Cowboys fans "loud and obnoxious." Tell us something we don't know, Brandon!Also published on:
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Five Things We Learned About the New York Mets in 2011: Fan's TakeIf you want to know what to expect next year from the New York Mets, take a look back at last year. Here are five things we learned about the baseball team from Queens in 2011.Also published on:
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NY Giants Have Owned Cowboys in Recent Past: Fan's TakeThe Giants and Cowboys face each other on Sunday, January 1 at MetLife Stadium with the NFC East championship on the line. Here's a look back at the last five meetings between the two rivals.Also published on:
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Five Best NY Giants Moments of 2011: Fan's TakeWhen the New York Giants take the field to battle the Dallas Cowboys for the NFC East title, the calendar will read 2012. So let's take a look back at Big's Blue's five best moments of 2011.Also published on:
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NY Giants in a Rush to Sack Tony Romo: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants hope to keep Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo on the run when the two teams meet on Sunday, January 1 at MetLife Stadium for the NFC East championship.Also published on:
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NY Giants Have Nothing to Brag About, Unless They Win the NFC East: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants may have Big Apple bragging rights after beating the New York Jets, 29-14, but it won't mean much unless they win the NFC East title.Also published on:
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NY Giants' Defense Stands Tall in Victory Over NY Jets: Fan's TakeWithout a big game from Eli Manning, the New York Giants defeated the New York Jets, 29-14, at MetLife Stadium on Saturday, December 24. Credit the defense.Also published on:
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Top Five Teams in the NBA for 2011-12: Fan's TakeThe National Basketball Association tips off its shortened 2011-12 season on Christmas Day. Here's one NBA fan's choices for top five teams for the upcoming season.Also published on:
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NY Giants Weeks 16 Report Card: Fan's TakeAfter weeks of talk between the New York Giants and New York Jets, the Giants walked the walk with a 29-14 victory on Saturday, December 24 at MetLife Stadium. Here's Big Blue's report card for week 16.Also published on:
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Five NY Giants to Watch Vs. The NY Jets: Fan's TakeIt's being billed as the game for Big Apple bragging rights, but playoff lives will be on the line when the New York Giants face the New York Jets on Saturday, December 24. For the Giants, the game and season may depend on these five key players.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Jets Downed by Penguins, 4-1: Fan ReactionThe Winnipeg Jets dropped a 4-1 decision to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Friday, December 23. Here's what went right and wrong in the game for Winnipeg.Also published on:
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Pavelec Piloting Winnipeg Jets to Victory: Fan's TakeWhere would the Winnipeg Jets be without goalie Ondrej Pavelec?Also published on:
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Mets Cut Corners at Catcher: Fan's TakeThe cost-cutting New York Mets signed catcher Rob Johnson on Thursday, December 22. That leaves them with Johnson, Mike Nickeas and Josh Thole behind the dish for 2012.Also published on:
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A Fan's Look at the War of Words Between the Jets and Giants: Truth or Trash Talk?Is the war of words between the New York Jets and New York Giants legit? Here's a look at some of the quotes coming out of both camps. Are they truisms or trash talk?Also published on:
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Fan's View: Rex Ryan's Tough Talk is CheapIf the New York Jets make beat the New York Giants on Saturday, December 24, they will have Big Apple bragging rights for 2011. Ditto for Big Blue. But if the winner of the game fails to make the playoffs, nobody will care about bragging rights.Also published on:
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Islanders Shoot Down Winnipeg Jets, 3-2: Fan ReactionThe Winnipeg Jets lost 3-2 in a shootout to the New York Islanders on Tuesday, December 20. Here's a look recap of the game's pluses and minuses from a Jets fan's point of view.Also published on:
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Five Remaining MLB Free Agents Who Can Help the New York Mets: Fan's TakeThe New York Mets need all the help they can get, but will they spend any money to get it? The price may be right for them to sign these five overlooked free agents.Also published on:
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How the 2005 NFL Draft Reshaped the 2011 Season: Fan's TakeThe 2005 National Football League Draft produced some of today's biggest stars, and they have led their teams to the top of the league's standings.Also published on:
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Five NY Giants to Watch Vs. The Redskins (Dec. 18): Fan's TakeThe New York Giants continue their drive to the playoffs on Sunday, December 18 at home against the Washington Redskins. Here are five Giants to watch in this key NFC East match-up.Also published on:
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Talkative NY Giants Must Walk the Walk: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants have been talking a big game since defeating the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, December 11, but they still have three important games left on the schedule.Also published on:
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Jets Blanked by Caps, 1-0: Fan ReactionThe Winnipeg Jets lost 1-0 to the Washington Capitals on Thursday, December 15, snapping their five-game home winning streak. Was there a bright side to the loss? Actually, there were a couple.Also published on:
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Fan's View: Eli Manning for NFL MVP?New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning deserves consideration for the National Football League's Most Valuable Player Award. And if you don't think so, you're not paying attention.Also published on:
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Mets' Santana May Not Be Ready for Opening Day: Fan ReactionNew York Mets pitcher Johan Santana, who missed all of last season recovering from shoulder surgery, may not be ready for opening day. This Mets fan is not the least bit surprised.Also published on:
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Jets Beat NHL-Best Wild, 2-1: Fan ReactionThe Winnipeg Jets defeated the Minnesota Wild, 2-1, on Tuesday, December 14 at the MTS Centre. Here's a fan's look back at the game's pluses and minuses for the Jets.Also published on:
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Five NY Giants to Watch Vs. The Cowboys: Fan's TakeKeep an eye on these five New York Giants when Big Blue faces the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football (Dec. 11). Win or lose, they will decide the game for New York.Also published on:
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Jets Routed by Red Wings, 7-1: Fan ReactionThe Winnipeg Jets were routed in Detroit by the Red Wings, 7-1, on Saturday, December 10. Here's a fan's reaction to the game with pluses and minuses for Winnipeg.Also published on:
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Playoffs Begin on Sunday Night for NY Giants: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants face a must-win game against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night, December 11. If the Giants want to make the playoffs, they must treat this game as if it is the playoffs.Also published on:
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Soaring Jets Double Up Hurricanes: Fan ReactionHere's a look at the pluses and minuses from the Winnipeg Jets 4-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Friday, December 9 at the MTS Centre.Also published on:
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Mets' Offseason Silence is Troubling: Fan's TakeThe New York Mets haven't made any news since the 2011 MLB season ended. For a team that needs to improve in numerous areas, that's not a good sign.Also published on:
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Giants' Team Report Card for Week 12: Fan's TakeFacing a crucial game, the New York Giants were crushed by the New Orleans Saints, 49-24, on Monday Night Football. Who's to blame for the loss? Let's look at the Giants' team report card for week 12.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Jets Must Take Flight at Home: Fan's TakeIt's time for the Winnipeg Jets to take flight, as they get set to play 13 of their next 15 games in front of the raucous MTS Centre crowd.Also published on:
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Five Giants to Watch Vs. The Saints on MNF: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants face a crucial game tonight (Nov. 28) against the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football. These five Giants may hold the keys to victory.Also published on:
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A Blue Bombers Five-Point Plan to Grey Cup VictoryThe B.C. Lions are heavy favorites to win the 99th Grey Cup. However, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers will win their first championship since 1990 if they follow this blueprint to victory.Also published on:
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New York Giants Have Lost Their Identity: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants, long associated with smash-mouth football, have turned into a passing team. And the results haven't been good.Also published on:
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Giants' Jacobs Speaks the Truth: Fan's TakeIn an interview on WFAN radio on Wednesday, November 23, New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs said Giants fans "kick you when you're down," He has a point.Also published on:
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Previewing the Jets' Three-game Road Trip: Fan's ViewA game-by-game preview of the Winnipeg Jets' upcoming three-game road trip, which starts on Wednesday, November 23 in Washington.Also published on:
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New York Giants' Team Report Card for Week 11: Fan's TakeNew York Giants saved their worst performance of the season for their biggest game so far. Here is the report card from the team's 17-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, November 20.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers Win One for the AgesThe Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 19-3, in the last ever game to be played at Canad Inns Stadium. The Bombers also advanced to the 2011 Grey Cup.Also published on:
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Five Giants to Watch Vs. The Eagles on SNF: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants face the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football (Nov. 20) in a rematch of an early-season game won by Big Blue. Here's a look at the key Giants to watch in the rematch.Also published on:
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Winnipeg Jets Defend House and Home: Fan's TakeThe Winnipeg Jets defeated the Philadelphia Flyers, 6-4, on Sunday, November 19. It was the third straight home win for the Jets, who are making life difficult on visiting teams.Also published on:
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Fan's View: Jeffers-Harris Won't Help Hamilton in CFL's East FinalDays before the CFL's East Final, the Hamilton Ticats have signed former Winnipeg Blue Bomber Terence Jeffers-Harris. Was it a dirty move by the Ticats? And will it make a difference?Also published on:
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Stopping McCoy the Key to Giants' Victory: Fan's TakeStopping Philadelphia running back LeSean MCoy, who is the second-leading rusher in the NFL, will be priority No. 1 for the New York Giants on Sunday, November 20.Also published on:
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Defend the House: Bombers Must Close Canad Inns in StyleThe Bombers will host the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the East Final on Sunday, November 20 at 12:00 p.m. in the last ever game at Canad Inns Stadium.Also published on:
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Top Five MLB Pitchers of the Last 25 Years: Fan's ViewCy Young Award winners Justin Verlander and Clayton Kershaw may be the best pitchers in Major League Baseball today, but who are the greatest MLB pitchers of the last 25 years?Also published on:
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Previous Cy Young Winners in Dodgers' History: Fan's TakeClayton Kershaw is the eighth pitcher in the rich history of the Dodgers to win the Cy Young Award. Can you name the other seven? Hint: Don Sutton is not one of them.Also published on:
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Giants Should Be Wary of Wounded Eagles: Fan's TakeThe New York Giants should not take the struggling Philadelphia Eagles lightly, even if they are without quarterback Michael Vick for their game against the New York on Sunday, November 20.Also published on:
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Fan Trivia: Can You Name the Repeat AL Cy Young Winners?Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander won the 2011 American League Cy Young Award. If he wins it again next season, he'll join a select list of pitchers. Can you name them?Also published on:
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Reyes Drama Obscures Mets' Real Problem: Fan's TakeThe free agent status of Jose Reyes is obscuring the New York Mets' biggest weakness. The truth is that the Mets may need pitching more than they need Reyes.Also published on:
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Giants' Team Report Card for Week 10: Fan's TakeThe week 10 grades are in for the New York Giants, who lost to the San Francisco 49ers, 27-20, on Sunday, November 13.Also published on:
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Fan's View: Is the Honeymoon Over for the Winnipeg Jets?Hockey-starved fans in Winnipeg welcomed back the Jets with open arms. Now fans are up in arms over the team's slow start. Is the hockey honeymoon over for the Jets?Also published on:
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Five Giants to Watch Vs. The 49ers: Fan's TakeA look at five New York Giants to watch when Big Blue visits the red-hot San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, November 13.Also published on:
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Fan's View: Do You Believe in the New York Giants?The New York Giants have found ways to win despite being hit hard by injuries in the preseason and regular season. Credit the players and coaches for that.Also published on:
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Five Free Agents for MLB Teams on a Budget: Fan's TakeIf Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson are out of your team's price range, one of these five Major League Baseball free agents may be a solid alternative.Also published on:
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Top five current NFL linebackers: Fan's takeThese five hard-hitters are the top five linebackers in the National Football League.Also published on:
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Five winningest active MLB pitchers: Fan reportA look at the five winningest active pitchers in Major League Baseball.Also published on:
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NFL Network's top 100 of 2011: Fan reactionOne NFL fan's reaction to the NFL Network's top 100 players for 2011.Also published on:
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Injured Mets can't heal soon enough: Fan reportInjuries to key players, such as David Wright, have hurt the New York Mets. They hope to get healthy soon.Also published on:
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Fan's view: Giants' top draft picks a precursor to playoffs?The New York Giants used their top two selections in the 2011 NFL Draft to bolster their defense. Will those picks lead Big Blue back to the playoffs this season?Also published on:
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Top five first-round draft picks in New York Giants historyWill former Nebraska cornerback Prince Amukamara be the next great first-round selection of the New York Giants? Time will tell, but these five former first rounders are all-time great G-Men.Also published on:
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Time for the Mets to take a (home) stand: Fan's takeIf the New York Mets want to be taken seriously, they have to start winning home games.Also published on: