How Javier Vazquez Is Like Ralph Nader
...wisdom or duck a question, Law explained on "AllNight" on ESPN Radio. But for SportsNation chatters, the news was hardly a surprise. Jeremy (California) I know you're not going to reveal your Cy Young...
Blog Entry | November 20, 2009Greener Pastures Ahead For Zack Greinke?
...offense!) since Kansas City's David Cone won in the abbreviated 1994 season, might seem like good news for fans who haven't had much to celebrate. But a quick look at history suggests Greinke...
Blog Entry | November 18, 2009Do The Bengals Need Larry Johnson?
...insurance for Cedric Benson, who left the game against the Steelers with a hip injury. Before the news broke, 70 percent of Ohio didn't want Johnson on their team. “ all i care about...
Blog Entry | November 16, 2009The Rise Of Michelle Wie?
...first female to win at St. Andrews, yet receives little appreciation and negligible coverage from mainstream sports news organizations." -- Read the full post. In August, most of SportsNation predicted a Wie win was on its...
Blog Entry | November 16, 2009Did Navy Sink Charlie Weis' Ship?
...an early start picking games. Chats: Mark Schlabach, 2 ET | Brad Edwards, 3 ET First, the good news for Charlie Weis. If you think about it, Weis' Notre Dame team wasn't upset at home...
Blog Entry | November 09, 2009Danica Patrick Or Jimmie Johnson?
...Equis he wants; it appears Johnson might be the least interesting man in the world.But with news that Danica Patrick appears to be on the verge of signing up for a part-time gig...
Blog Entry | November 05, 2009See Your Comments On ESPNEWS!
...as everyone thought? Should fans be concerned about Eli Manning's 55.7 passer rating? In other news, the Broncos undefeated streak came to an end, Miles Austin continues to look like the "real deal...
Blog Entry | November 01, 2009Start Spreading The News
Vote: Which team will win the World Series? The World Series is set! With the Yankees' win in Game 6 of the ALCS, the men in pinstripes have officia...
Blog Entry | October 25, 2009'SportsNation' TV: Thursday
...choose again, where would you tell him to go? Ohio State's quarterback has been in the news all week. Would he have been better off going to Michigan out of high school? What do...
Blog Entry | October 22, 2009Pike's Left Flank Uncertain; Prize In Danger
...in Thursday's win at South Florida. As Tony Pike is not RoboCop, this is obviously bad news for the Bearcats, who have a tough matchup against Louisville on Saturday. Pike is still going strong...
Blog Entry | October 21, 2009Big Defensive Linemen Don't Cry
...Jets) and Antwan Odom (of the Bengals) are out for the season, which can't be good news for either of their squads. It's already been a tough week for the Jets; not only...
Blog Entry | October 20, 2009Playoff Player Power Rankings
...World Series. But it doesn't hurt to have the big guns on your side. The bad news is SportsNation's picks for the NL MVP (Albert Pujols), AL MVP (Joe Mauer), NL Cy Young...
Blog Entry | October 15, 2009See Your Comments On ESPNEWS
...teams for real? And could they face some serious trouble as the season goes on? In other news, the Bengals season of surprise continues, as Cincinnati took down the Ravens at home. Also of note...
Blog Entry | October 11, 2009Is There Trouble In Paradise?
...life is good for the Yankees, right? Not in the Big Apple, where the New York Daily News still found a way to work "shaky" into the headline of an article on the game.The...
Blog Entry | October 08, 2009Blame It On Rio
...first round of IOC voting Friday in Copenhagen.SportsNation appears to be a little schizophrenic about the news. Leading up to Friday's vote, 54 percent expected the Windy City to win. But only 17...
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