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Twins’ sins of omission doomed the Red Wings this year

  Well, my fellow Rochesterians, it’s long overdue, but I’m finally getting around to writing this letter. Let’s hope something good comes out of it. To: Dave St. Peter, president, Minnesota Twins From: A die-hard Rochester Red Wings fan Dear ...

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Guess who wins if the NFL expands its regular season to 18 games?

There’s no way you can get a team ready to play in just four preseason games!                                                         -Former Buffalo Bills coach Chuck Knox in 1978 When the NFL expanded its regular season from 14 games to 16 in 1978, it reduced ...

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Why prosecute Clemens for lying? It’s normal in Congress

Seven-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Roger Clemens is charged with lying to Congress about his steroid use. Good morning, Mr. Pot! I would like for you to meet Mr. Kettle. And, sir, what is the first thing you notice about ...

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Baseball’s obsession with pitch counts doesn’t add up

Special Bills column Brohm gains ground in Bills QB competition (Aug. 24, 2010) There aren’t many things about the great game of baseball that bug the heck out of me, but I must admit there are a few. Such as ...

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The intimidating Tiger may be gone, but Woods will be back

This week’s PGA Championship notwithstanding, the huge Tiger Woods questions remain unanswered: Will he ever again be the Tiger respected and feared by the rest of the golf world? Is Tiger still a threat to break Jack Nicklaus’ record of ...

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At training camp, NFL coaches try out their tallest tales

There are few, if any, things more misleading than politicians running for office and the way NFL players perform at training camp. And what you hear from any one of the 30 head coaches is not necessarily what you’ll get on the field.

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At Pebble Beach, too many good golf shots were not rewarded

Now that the U.S. Open golf tournament is over and the Pebble Beach course, not Graeme McDowell, is the 2010 champion, don’t be surprised if the 2011 Open is played at an even more difficult venue.

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LPGA Championship will put Rochester on the world map

An international field, a newly toughened course, accelerating ticket sales and global media attention will make history this month in Rochester. The event might set an attendance record.

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Let’s hope Gordon, Woods find their way back to the top

First of all, let me make one thing perfectly clear: Despite my Southern accent, I am not a die-hard, redneck NASCAR fan. I’ve never had a pickup truck with a rifle rack in it. Hey, I don’t even like grits. ...

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