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Best Of The SB Nation Network: July 25, 2012
Hockey
-- Now that Shea Weber is sticking around, On the Forecheck looks at how the Nashville Predators will manage their roster and budget.
-- Michal Handzus is healthy. Fear The Fin examines what the San Jose Sharks should expect from him.
-- Defending Big D wonders about the future of the Dallas Stars’ captaincy.
Basketball
-- Blog a Bull bids farewell to the Chicago Bulls’ “Bench Mob.“
-- After striking out on some free agents, Blazer’s Edge wonders: Have the Portland Trail Blazers given up on next season?
-- What Brew Hoop learned about the young Bucks during Summer League.
Football
-- Big Cat Country comments on Maurice-Jones Drew, who is almost certainly to hold out ...
-- ... and on the crazy idea of the Jacksonville Jaguars trading MJD.
-- Behind The Steel Curtain notes that the Pittsburgh Steelers and Mike Wallace are at an impasse and that the star receiver was not present at a conditioning test on Wednesday.
-- The Carolina Panthers winning the Super Bowl? Cat Scratch Reader’s on the newspaper ad proclaiming it.
-- Pats Pulpit comments on the New England Patriots releasing Joseph Addai.
College Sports
-- Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician has the exclusive first look at Jim Boeheim’s Guide To Traveling The World and International Cuisine.
-- Pacific Takes shares the lessons learned about the preseason No. 1 USC Trojans from Pac-12 Media Day.
-- Coug Center with the wrap-up from the Leach-12 Media Day in Los Angeles.
-- Black Shoe Diaries reports on the coaching barbarians at the gates of Penn State players’ apartments.
Baseball
-- Baseball Nation’s Rob Neyer expounds on the Marlins’ apparent fire sale and wonders whether fans will ever come out to see them play.
-- Fish Stripes reflects on the legacy of Hanley Ramirez with the Marlins, who just traded their shortstop/third baseman to the Dodgers.
-- Twinkie Town handicaps the likelihood of certain Twins players being dealt at the trade deadline.
-- Pinstripe Alley says that Alex Rodriguez’s hand injury changes nothing about the Yankees’ third-base needs.
Soccer
-- MLS Commissioner Don Garber wants to crack down on “vulgar” chants by supporters, an idea of which 86 Forever is not too fond.
-- Former Philadelphia Union coach Peter Nowak is suing his team for breach of contract, and Brotherly Game talked to his lawyer to get the reasons behind it.
Combat Sports
-- Bad Left Hook previews the boxing competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
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