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Blogging the Bombers
I watch the Yankees try to win without Cliff Lee. And I watch the 2011 Astros so you don't have to.
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Blogging the Bombers
Mike Feinsand, liveblogging at the Daily News
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- Duke as the year turns
- Saddam Hussein is dead
- North Carolina Bar issues Nifong complaint
- Yankees get their guy
- Taylor and Johnson and Duke
- Gerald Ford, RIP
- The latest on Duke
- Texans 27, Colts 24
- And to all a good night
- Larry Miller and the Academy of the Underrated
- Pettitte: Clemens to Yankees
- Nifong drops rape charge against Duke Three
- Hillary Clinton: the political USC?
- Merry . . . ah, screw it
- Lupica on Zeke
- Meet the New Lefty
- Sowell on Duke
- Duke: the beginning of the end?
- "We're Going to Win"
- Jeff Bagwell retires
- How much coolness does Jack Black have left?
- Durham in Wonderland
- Lamar Hunt, RIP
- Peter Boyle, RIP
- 'United 93' wins New York Film Critics' Best Picture
- Gretzky v. Orr, part II
- Orr or Gretzky?
- On Jimmy Carter: "The man is an anti-semite."
- "Global warming is just guff"
- Reggie, Vince, Matt, and, er, Mario
- Titans 26, Texans 20 (OT)
- Dennis Erickson to Arizona State
- Women aren't funny
- "One move fills many holes"
- Saturday afternoon
- One good piece of news from Iraq
- Vince Bowl: One day remaining
- Pettitte to Yankees
- Holy crap!
- Reggie? Vince? Matt? Er, Mario?
- Gotta be global warming
- Andy Pettitte: Where we stand
- Four days to Vince
- Reggie's four touchdowns
- This doorstop
- Encouragement from the Desert
- UCLA 13, USC 9
- USC-UCLA
- "One for the Waste Basket"
- USC-UCLA
- Norm Chow Arizona State?
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About Me
- texasyank
- BA: University of Southern California; MA: Binghamton University; PhD: University of Houston. Published stories, essays, reviews in numerous journals. Presently Chairman Ermeritus, Arts and Humanities, Houston Community College-Northeast.
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