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Future remains bright for Youngstown’s Kelly Pavlik
December 17, 2009
One professional athlete — other than Tiger Woods — who probably can’t wait for the calendar to roll over to a new year is Youngstown’s Kelly Pavli. » Full Story
The perfect boxing event
August 2, 2009
It’s Showtime! Boxing just got a much needed shot in the arm recently when cable television network Showtime announced plans for a six-man super middleweight round-robin tournament. » Full Story
AFC North, Part One
August 2, 2009
The AFC North has had little in the way of competition the past few seasons. » Full Story
Federer is the real deal
July 19, 2009
In the sports world, the ‘greatest of all-time’ debates come and go as often as the potholes on Route 11. » Full Story
The new stars of the NFL
July 19, 2009
With NFL Training Camps set to get underway in the coming weeks, it won’t be long until the kickoff of the regular season.
Right now, every team is a contender. » Full Story
Right now, every team is a contender. » Full Story
Madrid opening the vault
July 12, 2009
Over the past three weeks, the bosses at Real Madrid have dug deep into their pockets and pulled out $250 million for the rights to three players. » Full Story
Bay a standout in Boston
July 5, 2009
Having never played professional baseball myself, I can’t be for sure, but I’m guessing that switching from the Pirates to the Red Sox is a big leap. » Full Story
Looking for a hot start
July 5, 2009
Last month’s NBA Draft saw plenty of big time talent make the leap from college to the pros.
Some players went exactly where they were projected — Blake Griffin, No. 1 to the Clippers.. » Full Story
Some players went exactly where they were projected — Blake Griffin, No. 1 to the Clippers.. » Full Story
Pirates have in with Sano
June 28, 2009
The chase for Miguel Angel Sano is now in full swing.
For those of you who don’t follow teenage Latin America baseball prospects religiously, Sano is at the top of the list. » Full Story
For those of you who don’t follow teenage Latin America baseball prospects religiously, Sano is at the top of the list. » Full Story