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The Terry Duerod Fan Club, Ltd.
sweet·due (swēt-dū) n.
A Voluntary Association Dedicated To Moderately Timely And Occasionally Incisive Commentary On Professional Sports, With Particular Emphasis On The Teams Of The Boston Area. Since 2006.
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- RB, WR, TE, FB, PK, OT, . . . .
- Great basketball
- Hot stove Celtics
- The end of lawlessness?
- On the plus side...
- Who will be the next Gary Payton?
- Hot stove talk
- Wells to the DL.
- Gomes watch, part 3
- Minor league basketball (cont.)
- HR Dept.
- Warning: past performance predicts future results
- Coach Cal to NC State?
- A penny saved is a penny earned
- Got scapegoat?
- Green Around The Edges
- Tebucky part deux
- 100 reasons to love Rasheed Wallace
- National champions
- Returning, but not prodigal.
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2 comments:
My favorite quote:
"The Knicks cannot lose again until November, and that was about the only certainty they could enjoy."
Second favorite part from the article comes from the very end:
The Knicks had the league's highest payroll, $125 million, including payments to the retired Knicks Allan Houston and Jerome Williams. The victory over the Nets saved the Knicks from finishing last in the league and from recording the first season with 60 losses in franchise history. Given the talent, the payroll and Brown's Hall of Fame credentials, team officials had reasonably expected something around a .500 record, if not a playoff berth.
"I put together our roster on 'NBA Live,' " Rose said, referring to a video game, "and we're pretty good."
I think that just about sums it up.
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