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Best Of The SB Nation Network: April 21, 2011
Baseball
- Amazin’ Avenue checks in with the Mets player performance meter from the past week.
- Bless You Boys notices that, now that the Tigers have won a few games, fan confidence is suddenly on the rise.
- Twinkie Town wonders if the Twins can still make up for last winter’s decisions.
- South Side Sox says that the White Sox area really boring right now, so fans aren’t likely to come out and see them.
Basketball
- Posting and Toasting has a video breakdown of Jared Jeffries’ awesome defense for the Knicks.
- Nets Daily has the full list of key dates for the NBA lottery and draft for all those non-playoff teams.
- Is George Karl costing the Nuggets the series? Denver Stiffs thinks so.
Hockey
- Anaheim Calling on penalties, penalties, penalties.
- Lighthouse Hockey looks at the “quality goaltending starts” metric and applies it to the Islanders.
Football
- Acme Packing Company reports on the latest news in the legal problems of Johnny Jolly.
- The latest on the quest for a new stadium for the Vikings from Daily Norseman.
- Bucs Nations discusses the draft’s ‘Best Player Available’ theory and what it means for the Buccaneers.
- Canal Street Chronicles on trying to interview Deuce McCallister, on what can go wrong in the process, and a successful conclusion.
College Sports
- Track Em Tigers is skeptical of alleged Poisoner of Trees Harvey Updyke’s claim that he was attacked at an Alabama gas station after his court appearance yesterday.
- Florida fan Year2 of SEC blog Team Speed Kills says that every Alabama and Auburn fan he’s ever met is actually not a lunatic, but he does concede that he’s never actually lived in the state of Alabama, either.
- Spencer Hall puts the whole thing to rest with an EXCLUSIVE PHOTO OF UPDYKE’S ATTACKER. Really, it explains everything.
- UB Bull Run takes a thorough look at the possible divisions of the new MAC.
- Alligator Army is not buying the idea that Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray is the SEC’s “franchise player.”
- With Jeff Taylor, John Jenkins, and Festus Ezeli all foregoing the NBA Draft and returning to Vanderbilt, Anchor of Gold says the onslaught of lofty pre-preseason expectations is deserved.











