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Best Of The SB Nation Network: May 26, 2010
Football
- The Vikings QB of the Future still toils behind Brett Favre. Daily Norseman catches us up on Tavaris Jackson.
- Everything you wanted to know about the Cover 3 defense, courtesy of Niners Nation.
- New Rams safety Kevin Payne talks football at Turf Show Times.
- It’s never too early for fantasy football, as Behind the Steel Curtain breaks down the Steelers prospects.
Baseball
- Anyone who has watched the Mets this season (or last season, or half of the previous season) knows that manager Jerry Manuel can be a little, um, creative with his in-game decision making. Amazin’ Avenue has a flow chart that finally explains what Manuel is thinking.
- Josh Willingham has become a very patient and selective hitter this season. Federal Baseball digs into the stats in an effort to uncover an explanation for the turnaround.
- By now we all know that Won-Lost record for pitchers is a terribly flawed stat. Twinkie Town takes a crack at making it a bit more useful.
- The MLB All-Star Game used to be the mid-summer classic. Now, even though the winner’s league gets home field advantage in the World Series, nobody really cares about it and MLB doesn’t seem inclined to do anything about that. The Good Phight takes up the challenge to get the All-Star Game fixed.
Hockey
- Broad Street Hockey and Second City Hockey have made a wager on this years Final. Should Chicago win, BSH will send a case of Tony Luke’s cheesesteaks to the guys at SCH, and should Philadelphia win, SCH will send BSH a case of Al’s Beef sandwiches.
- Fear The Fin analyzes what went wrong in San Jose this season.
Basketball
- Orlando Pinstripe Post explains how the Magic need to adjust their offense to get Dwight Howard rolling.
- Bright Side of the Suns compares the Suns team approach to the Lakers Kobe-centric squad.
- Welcome To Loud City ponders a future where Kevin Durant demands full control of the Thunder organization.
Combat Sports
- UFC 114 will be a landmark for African-Americans in MMA.
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