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Best Of The SB Nation Network: July 11, 2012
Baseball
-- Over The Monster wonders if the Red Sox’ Jon Lester might be a trade candidate with the Sox quickly falling out of the American League playoff picture.
-- McCovey Chronicles considers the five best games of the season’s first half for the Giants.
-- Bless You Boys hands out grades and awards for the Tigers’ first half of the season.
-- Viva El Birdos recalls some of their favorite things from the Cardinals’ first half of the season.
Basketball
-- The Nuggets young players are entering their prime, and need to make that leap.
-- The limited options remaining for the Mavs at Point Guard.
-- Trying to infer from the Sixers CEO’s twitter what the plan is for his team.
Football
-- Daily Norseman asks the simple question: What should Adrian Peterson do in the wake of his strange arrest?
-- Windy City Gridiron offers some alternative ideas to an aging rock band playing the Super Bowl halftime show.
-- Acme Packing Company explains the excellent financial health of the Green Bay Packers organization.
-- Bolts From The Blue is going crazy trying to figure out if the Chargers will be any good this year.
College Sports
-- EA Sports helps Barking Carnival ponder just how much arrogance could be achieved if Steve Spurrier coached Texas.
-- Dawg Sports looks at past Heisman winners they wish had worn Georgia’s red and black.
-- It’s a water and winter wonderland pow wow when Maize N Brew and The Only Colors gather to look at Sparty.
-- Land-Grant Holy Land thoughtfully susses through the Storm Klein news.
Soccer
-- The New England Revolution are definitely moving in the right direction, but The Bent Musket explains that it’s still not perfect.
-- It may be a bit intuitive anyway, but Sounder at Heart does some digging to illustrate how lineup churn negatively affects winning.
Combat Sports
-- Bloody Elbow’s Nate Wilcox has some PR advice for UFC champ Jon Jones.
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