FirstCuts: Carl's Weekly Sports Update

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NaviGATR NaviGATR posted 5/23/2008 from www.sportingnews.com [flag]
Finally! We learn that the D-Backs beat the Yankees in the World Series because none of the Yanks had colon cancer that year. Only Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force could have come up with that observation... [link]

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BREAKING: Chris Paul is Really Good

Jason posted 5/22/2008 from ballhype.com

The Hornets fell just short of advancing to the Western Conference Finals, but Chris Paul's play was surely one of the highlights of the first two rounds. There's been a lot of talk about Paul's ascension to the NBA elite, and John Hollinger named him as his early playoffs MVP . In only his third season in the league, and at 22 years old (an age at which many of the all-time greats hadn't ...
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NBA, Cal Expo Agree to Explore New Arena Deal for Kings

Kumar posted 5/23/2008 from www.bizofbasketball.com

Cal Expo, the site of California’s annual state fair, has reached an agreement with the NBA to explore the possibility of a new arena deal for the Sacramento Kings. As reported by Mary Lynne Vellinga of the Sacramento Bee : With NBA Commissioner David Stern smiling on, the Cal Expo board Wednesday voted unanimously to approve a document that defines its courtship with the league for the ...
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How Do You Define Greatness?

ballerblogger.com found this 5/23/2008 on dimemag.com

Is he amongst the greatest? (photo. Chris Sembrot) Over the past few weeks, arguments have popped up in the Dime office over Robert Horry’s Hall of Fame credentials, Stephon Marbury’s place among the greatest point guards of all-time and, ...
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Class-Action Lawsuit Against TicketMaster and the NCAA Filed Today Over Non-Refundable "Lottery" Fees

Kumar posted 5/24/2008 from www.bizofbasketball.com

Ticketmaster and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) were hit with a class-action lawsuit today, claiming the two organizations violated racketeering laws by forcing ticket purchasers to pay a non-refundable fee to enter what the lawsuit claims is an illegal lottery for the right to purchase tickets to high-profile sporting events including college basketball tournament games. ...
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NBA D-League's Erie Franchise Unveils New Name and Logo - Erie BayHawks

Maury posted 5/24/2008 from www.bizofbasketball.com

The NBA Development League’s Erie franchise, which is set to begin play in 2008-09, today announced it would be known as the BayHawks. Majority owner and Managing Partner Steve Demetriou and lead local Owner Owen J. McCormick were on hand for the announcement of the name and the unveiling of both primary and secondary logos for the BayHawks franchise. “This team is going to be something ...
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