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Best Of The SB Nation Network: July 19, 2010
Baseball
- The Astros’ Michael Bourn is speedy, for sure, but is he a good leadoff hitter? The Crawfish Boxes takes a look.
- What do Diamondbacks fans think of the other teams in the NL West? AZ SnakePit lays out the pros and cons.
- Jayson Werth has been terrific in his time with the Phillies, but meanwhile some myths have surfaced about the great bearded one. The Good Phight separates fact from fiction.
- Beyond The Boxscore looks at what the Washington Nationals could look like in 2013.
Basketball
- Peach Tree Hoops has been tracking and updating all the free agent transactions from LeBron to Brian Cook.
- Brew Hoops was in Vegas for the Bucks final Summer League game.
- Rufus on Fire speaks out about Bobcats owner/legend Michael Jordan speaking out on LeBron.
Hockey
- Blueshirt Banter breaks down Ryan Callahan’s career progress.
- Bird Watchers Anonymous interviews Atlanta assistant coach John Torchetti.
- Hockey Wilderness responds to the Saku Koivu contract feedback.
College Sports
- With the rehabilitation of Ryan Mallett’s foot injury extending into its fifth month, Arkansas Expats wonders if it’s time to start worrying.
- Team Speed Kills is all over the reported NCAA investigation of South Carolina tight end Weslye Saunders.
- Shakin the Southland revisits Clemson’s loss to Alabama in 2008, No. 5 on its list of The Worst of the 2000s.
- Maize n Brew’s series on the players Michigan football fans will learn to hate in 2010 brings it to Ohio State’s Terrelle Pryor.
Football
- Acme Packing Company reacts to the reported suspension of Johnny Jolly.
- A look at the Redskins transformation to a 3-4 defense from Hogs Haven.
- Bengals first round pick from last year, Andre Smith, is on the road to recovery after a injury-plagued, disappointing first season.
- There’s concern in Indy over Bob Sanders health and his future, reports Stamped Blue.
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