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Stewart Mandel: Spurrier finally has an offense, Pryor sharp right away
Welcome back, football. We missed you. Though reminders of this tumultuous offseason still scroll across the ticker (Alabama defensive end Marcell Dareus' suspension), at least we can finally watch some live action.Ask a question about this article
Ben Fowlkes: Edgar's the best lightweight, style points notwithstanding
When did we decide, either as a sport or as a culture, that you had to be terrifying to be a champion? I'm tempted to say Sonny Liston and Mike Tyson had some influence on this, but you can't blame boxing now. That sport has largely moved on from the specter of the snarling bruiser with ten pounds of gold and genuine leather around his waist.Ask a question about this article
Jon Heyman: Waiver trade deadline a yawner except for Ramirez
With the exception of the accepted waiver claim of Manny Ramirez by the White Sox, the waiver trade deadline was a real dud, with the change-of-scenery-type trades of Manny Delcarmen and Jeff Francoeur the only deadline-day moves. It was a year when GMs were especially aggressive with their claims and blocks, severely limiting deals. But Manny has spiced up trade deadlines before (take the 2008 non-waiver deadline when he went in a memorable three-team trade, for instance), and he could well spice up the AL Central race, executives predict.Ask a question about this article
Wertheim: Discussing protocol, five-setters for women, and more mail
I don't think you properly answered the question about players bringing water on to the court. The reader was asking why they don't drink water in between points (in the same way that they towel off), not at the changeovers. I've never seen players try to do this, so it's actually quite a good question. I can't imagine that it's against the rules, and if they simply place it on the ground at the back of the court they'd have the time to take a quick sip during the 20 seconds. Why don't they? -- Richard, MiamiAsk a question about this article
Jim Kelley: Kovalchuk matter a dangerous, tangled web, more NHL notes
"Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive." -- Sir Walter Scott.Ask a question about this article
Ian Thomsen: Best free-agent bargain? Turn to Miami
Who was the best free-agent bargain this summer? The answer is LeBron James, according to an analyst who shared his numbers with me.Ask a question about this article
Tom Bowles: As teams look toward 2011, shortage of rookie talent is becoming apparent
As the dust settles from NASCAR's Silly Season and Sprint Cup teams turn toward 2011, a funny thing happened when I tried to find a list of the sport's next rookie class.Ask a question about this article
The Bonus: Matt Simms, Kenbrell Thompkins form an unbreakable bond
Tennessee quarterback Matt Simms was in the film room when he got the text about the 8 p.m. team meeting. A couple of hours later he was shuffling into a room with the other Vols players -- some of them whispering that coach Lane Kiffin had taken the USC job, others guessing that Kiffin had told USC no, that he'd meant what he said about building something exciting and championship-worthy at Tennessee.Ask a question about this article
Bruce Jenkins: Clijsters emerges as player to beat on women's side
If the tour's young players have difficulty relating to the Williams sisters, so adept at balancing tennis against off-court pursuits, imagine their take on Kim Clijsters. In a tournament fraught with peril -- the upsets, the heat, the humidity -- Clijsters moves quietly and comfortably in a world entirely her own.Ask a question about this article
Paul Daugherty: Believe the hype? Reds' Chapman comes out throwing gas
He came into the game and the ballpark grew. Lights got brighter, noises louder. What was dead, came alive. Aroldis Chapman powered up a drowsy, half-empty Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati Wednesday night. And then he started buckling knees.Ask a question about this article
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