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Best Of The SB Nation Network: June 14, 2012
Baseball
-- McCovey Chronicles has 50 awesome things about Matt Cain’s perfect game against the Astros on Wednesday night.
-- Over The Monster wonders who would start a must-win game for the Red Sox.
-- The Good Phight says that, despite their record and their injuries and all the people who say otherwise, the Phillies are a good baseball team.
-- Minor League Ball’s John Sickels previews the College World Series.
Basketball
-- WTLC interviews rival player Ronny Turiaf.
-- Bullets Forever tries to figure out how Bradley Beal is figuring himself out.
-- A review of the Dream Team documentary.
Football
-- Battle Red Blog talks about the extensions handed to Gary Kubiak and Rick Smith of the Texans.
-- Ed Reed hasn’t shown up for work with the Ravens, Baltimore Beatdown decides how worried fans should be.
-- Turf Show Times with the latest on the Rams stadium dilemma.
-- Will the Redskins add the option play for RG3? Hogs Haven investigates.
Hockey
-- It’s time for Columbus to let go of Rick Nash.
-- Will new assistant Perry Pearn help the Jets power play?
College Sports
-- Shakin The Southland fears only swarms of bees, clowns, and Dabo Swinney in front of a microphone.
-- Crimson And Cream Machine wonders if the success of the OKC Thunder is impinging on OU basketball.
-- Land-Grant Holy Land ponders the best place for Jared Sullinger to land in the upcoming NBA draft.
-- It’s official! The Smoking Musket contemplates the brave new world of the Big 12.
-- Pro Combat goes B1G! Ohio State style at Black Heart Gold Pants.
Soccer
-- Peter Nowak is out as the Philadelphia Union’s coach, but Brotherly Game wonders if the problem is really fixed.
-- Who’s the best player in MLS? Well, LAG Confidential attempts to figure it out using numbers.
Combat Sports
-- Bloody Elbow’s Steph Daniels interviews UFC announcer Joe Rogan for Bloody Elbow.
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