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Best Of The SB Nation Network: July 25, 2011
Baseball
- Beyond The Boxscore has their latest power rankings with the Red Sox still atop the pack.
- Over The Monster celebrates Terry Francona’s 1000th win with the Red Sox.
- Camden Chat keeps you up to speed on the Orioles’ players’ performance from the past week.
- Roto Hardball takes a fantasy look at Jhonny Peralta.
Basketball
- Former NBA players Lorenzen Wright was murdered one year ago. The investigation seems stalled.
- Bucks talented forward Ersan Ilyasova looks like he’s going to play in Turkey but he might not come back when the lockout ends.
- Welcome to Loud City has consistently provided fantastic NBA lockout coverage.
- Raptors HQ plays “hold ‘em or fold ‘em” with Alexis Ajinca and Joey Dorsey.
Football
- Revenge Of The Birds highlights potential NFC West player moves now that the lockout is over.
- The Falcoholic notes a report that the Falcons will not let Tyson Clabo leave in free agency.
- Cincy Jungle argues the NFL has nothing to apologize to fans for.
- Gang Green Nation is worried about the hit the Jets could take if they lose starting WRs to free agency.
College Sports
- Bill Connelly continues his fantastic preview series with a comprehensive look at the Iowa Hawkeyes.
- Big Ten blog Off Tackle Empire says that Ohio State’s self-imposed sanctions are not just a slap on the wrist.
- The UConn Blog is keeping tabs on the buyout negotiations between Connecticut and AD Jeff Hathaway.
- With the release of new details surrounding the Bruce Pearl controversy, Rocky Top Talk wonders whether UT’s self-imposed two-year probation is fair and/or sufficient to appease the NCAA and examines the varying standards used by different groups to analyze the alleged wrongdoings of others in concluding that Bruce Pearl has used up the last of his benefit of the doubt.
Soccer
- With the LA Galaxy once again having a busy schedule, LAG Confidential looks at how U.S. Open Cup, summer friendlies, and CONCACAF Champions League are testing the team’s depth.
- With the summer transfer window now open and the Philadelphia Union not looking very likely to make any big moves, the Brotherly Game examines why some of their most successful moves have actually handicapped the team’s ability to sign more players.
Combat Sports
- With Strikeforce: Fedor vs Henderson coming up this Saturday, Sergio Hernandez tells us all about Dan Henderson’s Pride welterweight championship run at MMA Mania.
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