Olympics

14 February 2010

that will be moved at the deadline.

The Tustin, California native also weighed in on the Olympics, which starts for the NHL players on Tuesday after a two-day break from their NHL club.  Recent speculation suggest that NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is leaning towards not allowing NHL players to play for their club in 2014 when the

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11 January 2010

he question marks surrounding the roster, there is no doubt Brian Burke and company want to get the Olympics started so that they can try and prove their nay-sayers wrong.  Burke has some strong words to those that may be questioning his motives.

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6 November 2009

posting a dismal .870 save percentage in that span.  It is just the first three games, but the Olympics are a short two weeks where teams can play up to 8 games in about 11 days.  The Olympic committee will have worries if Thomas cannot handle the pressure of jumping right into a situation on the ice.

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16 February 2009

Welcome Olympic fans!
Please join the site if you love the Olympics.  I've set this site up so that Olympic fans can interact with other fans, share stories, news, and

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24 October 2008

books of basketball, the Philippines is included in the very first tournament of basketball in the Olympics. The Philippines is the most dominating country in basketball in all of Southeast Asia and was once one of the basketball powerhouses in all of Asia. Filipinos love basketball more than any other sport in the world. Even soccer's not as appreciated here.

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29 February 2008

          It was as recent as 2004 where Roger Clemens was at top of his game.  It was his first year in the National League while playing for the Houston Astros.  He ended up going 18-4 and eventually went on to win the National League Cy Young Award.  How quickly can things can fall from grace.  In December 13, 2007, Clemens name was listed in the Mitchell Report, which alleged that he had used steroids and HGH during the 1998-2001 seasons.  Ever since those allegations, Clemens has been saying he was falsely accused with his lawyer Rusty Hardin backing him up.  Even under oath in front of federal investigators and the Supreme Court, he kept to his story that he never did take HGH or steroids.  What a horrible decision that would later be for him.

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