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The Three-Pointer: Better, Still Not Good Enough
Game #26, Home Game #13: Minnesota 102, Houston 109 Season Record: 4-22 1. Compete or Develop? When your team has lost 21 of its first 25 games and the past 11 in a row, you are desperate to break the spell, banish the albatross, rid yourself of the relentless notation that a losing ...
The Market For Oliver Perez
The Market For Oliver Perez
jorgesaysno.blogspot.com — What does the market for Oliver Perez look like right now? We look into it.... (more) The Market For Oliver Perez
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hardballtimes.com — At some point in their career -- many points if you work in a certain type of... law firm -- every young lawyer is asked to find some legal authority to support a truly dumbass argument that the partner for whom they're working thinks is brilliant. Some precedent which stands for a proposition ... (more) Amateurs
Mets would like Perez back, discussing Pedro
newsday.com — The Mets have two slots in their starting rotation to fill, and they know what they want... to do with the more important one. To replace Oliver Perez, who had become a vital pitcher, they want either Perez himself or Derek Lowe. (more) Mets would like Perez back, discussing Pedro
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