www.nypost.com — THIS was March 17, when the Red Sox were in Tampa to play the Yankees in an exhibition game. It was also one day before the defending world champions were scheduled to depart for Japan to open their season in Tokyo against the A's. "One thing we...
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Tapping New Sources Of Revenue
KK Hockey —
... This is not a time for this league to retreat into its own North American borders, regardless of what the habitually ignorant Don Cherry might have to say on the subject. It cannot afford to. But the league needs to develop a sound plan here, and it needs to do so in conjunction with not only the IIHF, but with each international hockey federation. It needs to form a genuine partnership with the folks from whom NHL teams mine their natural resources. And that includes Russia. more Filed in: ...
Rangers victory offers lots of positives
NJ.com blog: Rangers —
... . That and the schedule gets really tough when they get back stateside -- Philly, Jersey, Toronto, Detroit and Dallas are five of the next six games. Meanwhile, in his Sunday's Slap Shots, Larry Brooks urges the NHL to open itself up to international trade , so to speak: It's time for the NHL to enter into a comprehensive agreement with European leagues that includes the adoption of team-negotiated player transfer fees. It is a standard in soccer. It is part of baseball. It should become part of the 21st Century NHL. No doubt some in the NHL will argue that the adoption of ...
NHL Morning Papers (Sunday Edition)
IllegalCurve.com —
... of yesterday’s tilt. Meanwhile, Larry Brooks wants the NHL to enter into a working relationship with the IIHF and other international hockey federations. ...
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Matt Garza's Turning Point
www2.tbo.com 10/5/2008 — afabrizio@tampatrib.com Published: October 5, 2008 CHICAGO - Before Matt Garza could begin to realize his potential as a dominant pitcher, he had to conquer his demons. That he has come as far as he has and has an opportunity to pitch his team into ...
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YANKS NEED TO HAVE PATIENCE WITH YOUNG GUNS —
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THE White Sox's season was saved by a pair of young pitchers who were a combined 7-18 with a 5.43 ERA a year ago. The 2008 White Sox continued to play into October because when faced with their Phil Hughes-Ian Kennedy situation in 2007, they did not...
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