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Weekend Preview: Kentucky Cup at Turfway; Closing Weekend at Emerald
It's sort of a calm before the storm feeling in racing this weekend as we are a week away from Super Saturday and Arc Sunday. But before the big weekend is upon us, some good racing action is slated to take place at Turfway, Parx, Belmont, Monmouth, and Emerald Downs. Below is a snapshot of the...
Brian Mullan will return from his suspension against Columbus
Brian Mullan made league history in all the wrong ways back on April 22nd when his horror tackle against Steve Zakuani broke the Seattle Sounders star player's leg and ended his season. Brian went on to get the largest suspension in the history of the league, nine games along with the usual single...
WWE changes their Wellness Policy again, bans synthetic cannabis
Bryan Alvarez reported in today's subscribers only Wrestling Observer radio show and later for free in his site's daily news update that WWE has quietly changed their Wellness Policy again. This time they've added synthetic cannabis, which is sold under various brand names like K2 and Spice, to...
Carl Edwards must face the music for his actions, but will it be Metallica or Bobby Vinton?
ATLANTA - MARCH 07: The wrecked #12 Penske Dodge, driven by Brad Keselowski, sits in the garage after an incident on tack during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway on March 7, 2010 in Hampton, Georgia. (Photo by Geoff Burke/Getty Images for...
Ozzie Guillen Just Got Slightly Less Rich
Immediately after getting tossed from Monday's home opener, Ozzie Guillen seemed surprisingly aware of the consequences surrounding his usual shoot-from-the-hip tone and the sticky situation of getting run from a game."I'm not going to waste my time talking about that guy," said Guillen. "One thing...
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