
We already know Hedo Turkoglu loves his pizza (check out his iPhone-quality commercial), but his play on the court hasn’t earned him many slices this season. That all changed Thursday night in New York, when Turk torched the Knicks for 26 points and 11 rebounds, leading the Raps to a 106-104 win. But forget about [...]
Jan 29 2010 | Posted in
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Boom-shaka-laka! Ahem, sorry… I just had to yell it once. Of course, gamers will soon be hearing those words again with the upcoming release of “NBA Jam,” modeled on the 1993 smash hit arcade game. The two-on-two classic was one of the first sports games to have an official NBA license and it was the [...]
Jan 26 2010 | Posted in
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According to a Bloomberg report, video game developers are already considering titles for Apple’s latest invention. The Apple tablet is expected to be unveiled tomorrow, after months of speculation about the latest multimedia gadget. At this point, all photos and potential names (the iSlate, for example) are purely guesswork, as we wait for the official [...]

It was one of those games where everything went wrong at the worst possible moments. Yes, despite racking up almost 500 yards of offense and holding the electric New Orleans Saints offense to under 300, the Minnesota Vikings found a way to lose in the Superdome last night. The result: New Orleans is headed to [...]
Jan 25 2010 | Posted in
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It sometimes seems too easy for receivers that play with Peyton Manning. The man is one of the greatest quarterbacks to play the game and has the Super Bowl bound Colts relying on some young offensive weapons. It’s easy to say that Manning makes Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie look better than they are, but [...]
Jan 25 2010 | Posted in
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I took in the Lakers-Raptors game today, and despite feeling bad about missing the NFL playoffs, I’m glad I was there to see it. The ACC was rocking well before tip-off, largely because basketball’s biggest celebrity, Kobe Bryant, was in the house. Raptors fans are passionate, but they had Kobe-lovers to compete with, giving Toronto’s [...]
Jan 24 2010 | Posted in
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Since Brock Lesnar vanished from the public eye two months ago, UFC boss Dana White has been the only real source of information… and he hasn’t said much. We knew Lesnar was sick… but sick with what? Two months is a heckuva long time for a premiere athlete to suddenly disappear and both fans and [...]
Jan 22 2010 | Posted in
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It’s a little bit of both for Gilbert Arenas. No, scratch that… it’s a lot of both. Going to jail vs keeping your paycheck isn’t a choice most people have to make, let alone professional athletes. Not that Arenas is choosing between them – in fact, he’s facing bad news on both fronts, though [...]
Jan 21 2010 | Posted in
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Here’s a goal to make your jaw drop. And no, it’s not Alexander Ovechkin or Sidney Crosby. In fact, it’s not even from the NHL. Yes folks, the best goal I’ve seen this year hails from the East Coast Hockey League and a team called the… seriously … the Victoria Salmon Kings. It’s one of [...]
Jan 20 2010 | Posted in
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With bigger, stronger, faster players, hockey is more dangerous than ever. With so much happening so quickly, incidents are bound to happena and injuries are inevitable. When an athlete takes to the ice, they understand the risks. Sure, the risk of injury is unavoidable, but the odds are low. That all changes when certain players [...]
Jan 20 2010 | Posted in
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