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Keith LawMLB Draft | Blog | ChatsKeith Law is the senior baseball analyst for Scouts Inc. Before joining ESPN, Law served as special assistant to the general manager of the Toronto Blue Jays and was a writer for Baseball Prospectus. |
Teens worth touting are also NEXT
ESPN.comJoba Chamberlain is NEXT, but what athletes in other sports have similar potential? ESPN.com asked its sport editors, writers and analysts for the one name in their respective sports who would be NEXT.
Story | Conversation | December 04, 2007Life's not easy when stars realign
Jeffri Chadiha, ESPN.comBelieve it or not, it's tough being a millionaire living in a 12,000-square-foot home alone. The NFL's stars have more troubles joining new teams than meet the eye.
Story | Conversation | September 29, 2009Super stage reserved for Brady, Favre
Gene Wojciechowski, ESPN.comDon't wait until February -- the 44 things that will happen this NFL season are right here.
Story | Conversation | September 02, 2009The NFL draft must be mocked
Gregg Easterbrook, Special to Page 2Who dares to make fun of the NFL draft? TMQ, of course, with the annual mocking of mock drafts.
Story | Conversation | April 20, 2009Hey We're Still Playing Here
Seth WickershamIrresponsible. Reckless. Selfish. Everything they're saying about Michael Vick now, they said about John Abraham four years ago. But he didn't surrender then-and he won't let the Falcons give up this season
Story | Conversation | September 30, 2008Splitsville: Dissecting Favre and the Packers
Gregg Easterbrook, Page 2What caused the breakup between Brett Favre and the Packers? It's a matter of politics.
Story | Conversation | August 11, 2008Scouts Inc.'s pick-by-pick second-round analysis
Scouts Inc.Our scouts break down every pick in the 2008 NFL draft as it happens.
Story | Conversation | April 26, 2008
Mocking the mockery of the mock drafts
Gregg Easterbrook, Special to Page 2Now that the dust has settled from the NFL season, Tuesday Morning Quarterback is back to mock the draft.
Story | Conversation | April 21, 2008Draft yields quantity, and plenty of quality, for Chiefs
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN.comThe Kansas City Chiefs came into the NFL draft with almost as many needs as they had picks. Their draft started with No. 5 pick Glenn Dorsey and continued to get better.
Story | Conversation | April 21, 2008
Plenty of questions left to be answered
Mel Kiper Jr., ESPN.comWith the draft less than two weeks away, there are still a lot of question left unanswered, highlighted by the Dolphins with the No. 1 pick.
Story | Conversation | April 14, 2008
Dolphins sign guard Smiley to 5-year, $25M deal
ESPN.com news servicesOn the eve of free agency, NFL teams are cutting a number of players.
Story | Conversation | February 28, 2008Few recent combine stars have become productive NFL players
Mike Sando, ESPN.comESPN.com analyzed the 25 best combine performers in six key categories since 2000. The performances show how important -- and unimportant -- raw ability can be.
Story | Conversation | February 20, 2008More bad news for Steelers: O-line is a sieve
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comThe loss of Willie Parker is a tough blow for the Steelers, whose offensive line problems now might be magnified, Len Pasquarelli writes.
Story | Conversation | December 21, 2007
The Breakdown: Week 9
Christopher Harris, ESPN.comChristopher Harris provides his weekly breakdown of each NFL game from a fantasy standpoint.
Story | Conversation | November 01, 2007The tight end, the secret to NFL success
Gregg Easterbrook, Special to Page 2What do the best offenses in the NFL have in common? They all prominently feature the tight end.
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