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Best of the SB Nation Network: January 14, 2010

by Tyler Bleszinski

Jan 15, 2010, 3:32 AM UTC

Here is the best of the network for Thursday, January 14, 2010:

â†µBaseball

â†µ- Lookout Landing says that the offseason has made any thoughts of trading Felix Hernandez ancient history.

â†µ- Amazin Avenue delves deep into the Carlos Beltran surgery quagmire.

â†µ- The Arizona Diamondbacks have officially signed Adam LaRoche.

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Hockey

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- Copper & Blue scoops all the local media on the fact that it looks like Edmonton's minor league affiliate will be in Oklahoma City.

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- In Lou We Trust examines the decade ahead for the New Jersey Devils, a decade that will likely not include Martin Brodeur for the majority of it.

â†µâ†µBasketball

â†µ- Rufus on Fire says Bobcat Gerald Henderson is losing out on valuable playing time and he shouldn’t have to.

â†µFootball

â†µ- Chris Harris of the Panthers encourages all the readers of Cat Scratch Reader to donate to the Haiti relief fund.

â†µ- The Phinsider ranks all the Dolphins seasons from the past decade.

â†µ- Battle Red Blog breaks down the Texans wide receivers and tight ends statistically.

â†µMMA

â†µ- Chuck Liddell has two fights in 2010, one of them being over a bad real estate deal.

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- MMA Mania reports that Florida Athletic Commission won't license Strikeforce's hand-picked opponent for pro-wrestling star Bobby Lashley's Showtime debut in MMA.

â†µCollege Basketball

â†µ- Hail to the Orange celebrates the fact that, at least for a day, Illinois is at the top of the Big Ten.

â†µ- Carolina March laments UNC’s loss to Clemson.

â†µCollege Football

â†µ- Despite all the hand-wringing and rioting and whatnot, Team Speed Kills says Lane Kiffin’s departure wasn’t a big surprise. They also agree with Al Davis’s, of all people, assessment of Lane Kiffin.

â†µ- Gobbler Country says that the Virginia Tech Hokies identity is slowly changing from Beamerball to Fosterball.

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