There have been very few sports organizations that seem to place themselves in positions that make their fans happy. Today, a decision the NHL made quite some time ago, manifested into something special. Luck, a large stage, and superior talent has more than likely added to the fan-ship of the league.
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28 February 2010
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19 November 2008
Recapping the Conference Finals:
East Final: Columbus Crew vs. Chicago Fire
I picked the Crew pulling away in a hard fought match
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11 November 2008
First off, recapping the opening round:
Columbus Crew vs. Kansas City Wizards
I picked Columbus with some difficulty
Well, as I expected with this matchup the Wizards put up a good fight and managed to keep things all even in Missouri. However, also as I expected the Crew’s quality came through in the Buckeye state and the Supporter’s Shield holders still look good to me for the league double.
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27 October 2008
Starting at the top:
MLS Cup 2008
I like the Crew to take it all. Basically this team reminds me a lot of other teams that have had recent MLS success. Specifically, they are similar to Houston and New England in the middle of their best stretches in that they are solid at every position. This no superstar/no glaring weakness approach really seems to work in MLS as opposed to the approach of a few superstars combined with some otherwise inferior players (I’m looking at you Galaxy). I think the big question for the Crew is can someone step it up and be the hero if need be. Somewhat similar to how New England has been able to rely on Twellman and Houston on DeRo and Ching. Schelotto is the obvious choice to fill that role and he certainly has experience in such a role from his time in Argentina. The big question is can he do it in MLS too or are such glory days behind him. I personally go with his past experiences’ indication and say he will get the job done and Columbus will raise MLS Cup 2008.
Continue reading "Major League Soccer 2008 Playoff Predictions"
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25 October 2008
So I want to take a quick minute to talk about the rumored loan of David Beckham to AC Milan. I’m going to look at this deal primarily from the perspective of the league. I will leave it up to David himself and those close to him to decide what is best for him personally, he has so far outstripped what I will likely ever accomplish that I don’t think it’s my place to be giving him personal advice. Anyway here we go:
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10 October 2008
Earlier this season, David Beckham and the L.A. Galaxy played a series of barnstorming games in South Korea and China. Aside from England, Asia has been Beckham's most rabid fan base since the 2002 World Cup was held there.
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22 July 2008
At first I was ecstatic. A Seattle icon will be the voice of the new Seattle Sounders FC. Kevin Calabro, in the booth, calling the game, making soccer come alive in Seattle. But then, I started thinking. Am I going to like KC calling a soccer match? When he speaks will I just hear echoes of Sonic basketball? Am I ready for such a familiar figure donning a different shade of green?
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30 June 2008
Germany are favorites...or favourites.
Podolski shines. Dutch are delightful! Hat trick for Villa. Turkey win late. Croatia win group. Romanians love Mutu! So do Italians. Early exit for Greece. Turkey win late. Ballack blast. French miss Zidane. Russia are through!
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23 June 2008
In many issues in Sports Illustrated there is one feature story, usually many pages, telling a story about a person, team or game. And most of the time I don't read them. I like Sports Illustrated, but don't usually care for these pieces. But in the June 23 issue there was a story I truly enjoyed and I wanted to share it with you.
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18 June 2008
The group stage of Euro 2008 has come to an end and the knockout stage is here. We’ve seen some good and some bad. Here are my thoughts and predictions for the tournament to come.
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