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Best Of The SB Nation Network: November 23, 2010
Baseball
- McCovey Chronicles reacts to the Giants re-signing of Aubrey Huff.
- Bless You Boys supports the choice of Josh Hamilton for AL MVP over the Tigers’ own Miguel Cabrera.
- Amazin’ Avenue gives out its award for the best Mets hitter of 2010. It’s David Wright..
- Roto Hardball suggests that the days of Alex Rodriguez ranking among the best third basemen in the league are over.
Football
- Blogging The Boys talks to coach Jimmy Johnson about Jason Garrett’s quick success in Dallas.
- Over at Big Cat Country, they’re thinking playoffs for the Jaguars, and they’re even thinking AFC South crown.
- Daily Norseman reflects, one day after the firing of Brad Childress.
- The Phinsider is still wondering, is Miami coach Tony Sparano on the hot seat?
Basketball
- Denver Stiffs wonders if it’s time to bench Chauncey Billups in favor of Ty Lawson.
- Raptors HQ gets information from Hornets blog At the Hive on their newly acquired players.
- Clips Nation celebrates the worst team in basketball beating the best team.
Hockey
- Fans at Japers’ Rink and all those who follow the Washington Capitals are learning to deal with adversity.
- Eyes On The Prize asks if Scott Gomez is a scapegoat.
- Are the Nashville Predators pushing to host a Frozen Four? On the Forecheck examines.
College Sports
- The Iron Bowl is this Black Friday at 2:30 EST. Track Em Tigers ramps up the rhetoric, noting that Auburn -- Alabama’s arch-rival and “Little Brother” -- has a chance to derail Nick Saban’s “Process” by winning its own SEC and National Championships right on the heels of ‘Bama’s.
- Meanwhile, Roll Bama Roll says there’s likely much more to the Cam Newton situation than we know right now and makes the point with an outstanding and fascinating look at Alabama’s Albert Means scandal, a mess involving few if any innocent parties that is still being sorted out more than ten years later.
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