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SSNN posts for the weeks of June 24th through July 8th
I'm going to start posting a few links to my SSNN posts for the previous link, so you all can see what we've got going on over there and hopefully enjoy a couple of those stories. CC Sabathia confused by new nickname MILWAUKEE -- CC Sabathia had an unusual request of reporters in Milwaukee upon arriving with the team Tuesday – no [read more...]
Candace Parker is totally badass … but you already knew that
The other day, Saturday I think it was, I caught a good piece of the WNBA game between the LA Sparks and the Phoenix Mercury, which had the notable distinction of being Candace Parker's first game ever in the WNBA, and she lived up to the hype. I am not really interested in the WNBA. I think it's a little bit [read more...]
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