Archive | July, 2010

Our Week in Twitter: Updates for 2010-07-31

Our Week in Twitter: Updates for 2010-07-31

RT @goodla: Sun call a timeout with just under 3 to play. Sparks up 73-63, but the Sun are fighting HARD. Let's go, Sparks!!! # RT @SPORTSMEDIAWRLD: Disgruntled Chargers LB Shawn Merriman unsure when he'll report to training camp http://tinyurl.com/2cnsxf2 # Have you chosen a side yet? Dez Bryant or Roy Williams? # RT @SpearsNBAYahoo: CLE trades Delonte [...] [...more]

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Conlon and Cobb: A Legend in Pictures

Conlon and Cobb: A Legend in Pictures

In the year 1945, with our nation still in the throes of the Second World War, one of the greatest artists in the history of organized sports met with an obscure, unheralded end. This man, whose work would go on to achieve legendary status, was laid to rest at the age of 76. He [...] [...more]

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The Unlucky fellas on the 1996-1997 Clippers Roster

The Unlucky fellas on the 1996-1997 Clippers Roster

The “Other” Los Angeles basketball team has had it’s share of struggles, injuries, and losing seasons. But can anything compare to what has happened to the unlucky fellas who were on the 196-1997 Clippers roster? Malik Sealy was 30 when he was killed by a drunk driver while returning from Kevin Garnett’s birthday party in the [...] [...more]

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Official Rankings: The Best and Worst Sports Referees

Official Rankings: The Best and Worst Sports Referees

Since the beginning of organized sports, no doubt, the need for an impartial party has probably been apparent. While being a referee has not always been a professional thing, many members of this important body are now make their living by being unswervingly neutral. And while many of these judges do an admirable job, there [...] [...more]

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Lakers Trivia: Who was the Los Angeles Lakers First GM?

Lakers Trivia: Who was the Los Angeles Lakers First GM?

The Los Angeles Lakers have a long and rich tradition in winning championships. Luckily, the Lakers have had the right people in their front office to help them reach the promise land time and time again. So the question is who was the Lakers first general manager in Los Angeles? A. Jerry West B. Joe Mullaney C. [...] [...more]

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