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Best Of The SB Nation Network: September 7, 2010
Basketball
- SLC Dunk tells the story of how Shaq almost went to the Jazz in 2004.
- Celtics Blog looks at the Boston offense during the NBA Finals series and moving forward into next season.
- Peachtree Hoops looks at one of the greatest Hawks players of all time, Walt Bellamy.
Football
- Acme Packing Company breaks down the Packers schedule and predicts each week’s games. (Hint: They do well)
- Canal Street Chronicles talks to Daily Norseman about the Vikings/Saints Thursday game.
- Oh yeah, Daily Norseman talks to Canal Street Chronicles about the Vikings/Saints Thursday game.
- Battle Red Blog is less than thrilled with the Texans acquisition of Matt Leinart.
Hockey
- The Copper & Blue looks at how the Edmonton Oilers can learn from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Yep.
- The Colorado Avalanche went from basement to playoffs last season. Canes Country explains why the Hurricanes won’t be this year’s Avs.
- Simon Gagne goes to Disney World, and everything reminds him of his old home in Slap Schtick, a Flyers-related comic strip at Broad Street Hockey.
College Sports
- One Bronco Nation Under God reflects on Boise State’s thrilling win over Virginia Tech.
- Meanwhile, VT blog Gobbler Country laments the return of depression.
- Every Day Should Be Saturday demands that the state of Idaho produce a birth certificate.
Baseball
- What would the Tigers offseason wish list look like? Something like this, says Bless You Boys.
- Francisco Liriano of the Twins throws a slider that is practically unhittable. Twinkie Town brings forth the evidence.
- Oliver Perez is a crummy pitcher and is selfish to boot. The Mets are in a quagmire, writes Amazin’ Avenue.
- The Rays starting rotation has been struggling. Or have they? DRaysBay checks into things..
Combat Sports
- Head Kick Legend takes some time to remember a fallen legend of the sport, former UFC middleweight champ Evan Tanner.
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