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APPLES TO ORANGES
Bird weighs in on Kobe vs. LeBronWhen recently asked if he had to choose one current NBA player to play with, Larry Legend responded that for winning purposes, it would be Kobe, but for having fun, he'd want to play with LeBron.
Via Hardcourt Mayhem
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17 minutes ago
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Ochocinco plans to go back to old nameThe enigmatic wide receiver recently tweeted that he will be reverting back to the name of Chad Johnson as soon as July 4th.
Via Sports-Kings
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1 hour ago
BUFFY BLOCKED
Security put kibosh on Eli-Gellar greetThe two were both making an appearance on Monday's David Lettermen program, but Eli Manning's security team wouldn't allow Sarah Michelle Gellar to approach him backstage.
Via Outside the Boxscore
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1 hour ago
STILL ON TOP
Poll: Vick still most disliked athleteAccording to a poll conducted by Nielsen and E-Poll Market Research, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick remains the most disliked athlete in sports.
Via thepigskinreport.com
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2 hours ago
ROAD TO GREATNESS
Warner: Eli not a Hall of Famer yetEli Manning has already won two Super Bowls, but according to Kurt Warner, that's not enough to put him in the Hall of Fame yet.
Via Pro Football Zone
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9 hours ago
D'MEAT HOOK
Pirates working out Dmitri YoungDmitri Young has been out of MLB since 2008 after battling diabetes and alcoholism. He's reportedly set to work out for the Pirates.
Via Pirates Prospects
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9 hours ago
LOST TREASURE
Panthers playbook found at garage saleA Carolina Panthers fan says he found a Super Bowl playbook and more team gear at a garage sale. He returned it to the team.
Via Rant Sports
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11 hours ago
TO LIVE AND DIE IN LA
Kobe won't leave Lakers for ringsKobe Bryant says he's not going to leave the Lakers at any point to go chase rings with another team. He's seeking to match MJ's 6.
Via Just Sports And Just Us
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12 hours ago
DON'T GO THERE
Radio host fired for commentsA San Diego sports radio host was fired for his comments about a Mountain West TV analyst, whom he called a "sasquatch."
Via Lost Lettermen
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12 hours ago
GREENER PASTURES
Ricky Williams retiring from NFLRicky Williams says he's retiring after playing 11 seasons in the NFL. He led the league in rushing in 2002 and reached one Pro Bowl.
Via The Slanch Report
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13 hours ago
PATRIOT GAMES
Pats bring back Tiquan UnderwoodAfter being released less than 24 hours before the Super Bowl, Tiquan Underwood is back in New Engalnd, signing a deal to play with the team in 2012.
Via MyTeamRivals.com
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14 hours ago
HEEL TURN
Torn Achilles' ends Billups' seasonNot only is Chauncey Billups' season over after he tore his Achilles' on Monday, but some now think his career may be over as well.
Via Jocks and Stiletto Jill
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15 hours ago
MISSING THE POINT
Lakers GM has interest in Rondo?When recently asked how he'd like to improve his club, Lakers GM Mitch Kupchak may have gotten just a tad too specific in his answer.
Via Celtics Life
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16 hours ago
FEARSOME FOURSOME
Golfer stabbed for playing throughIf you ever find yourself golfing behind a slow foursome on a Texas golf course, I suggest exercising some patience before asking to play through.
Via Dogs Chase Cars
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17 hours ago
LIKE WHAT YOU SEE?
GET THE DAILY NEWSLETTER: HEAD OVER HEELS
Duke star's sister dates UNC playerCallie Rivers, sister of Austin and daughter of Doc, has placed herself in the middle of the Duke-UNC rivalry by dating Tar Heel guard Dexter Strickland.
Via Lost Lettermen
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20 hours ago
SMELL THE GLOVE
Yankees to release perfume lineWomen who have always yearned to smell like the essence of Bucky Dent and Yogi Berra are in luck as the Bronx Bombers appear set to release their own custom perfume.
Via Hall of Very Good
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21 hours ago
REASONABLE REACTION
Patriots irked by Gisele's commentsMrs. Tom Brady's critical comments following the Pats' loss to the Giants were not looked upon favorably by some of Brady's teammates, as they were considered a violation of the "code of brotherhood."
Via Pro Football Zone
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22 hours ago
SIN CITY WINS AGAIN
Vegas made $5M on Giants' SB winMany in the gambling community believed that a Giants upset victory would mean that that the legal sports books in Vegas would take a loss on the big game. When all was said and done, they came out $5,064,470 in the clear.
Via Larry Brown Sports
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23 hours ago
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