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Starting Lineups: LeBron, Becks And Something Other Than The Miami Fusion

The Sportsfan Journal Staff November 19, 2013 No Comments

For the non-soccer fans who read the headline and note that LeBron James and David Beckham may team up to bring a new Major League Soccer franchise to Miami, they’re…

Starting Lineups: LeBron, Becks And Something Other Than The Miami Fusion

Starting Lineups: Mother Nature's Worst And Maybe Our Best

The Sportsfan Journal Staff November 12, 2013 No Comments

As if we ever really did in the era of mass media, we truly do not live in a bubble when it comes to learning about tragedy. As you may…

Starting Lineups: Mother Nature's Worst And Maybe Our Best

This Documentary Answers The Question: What Happened to Lenny Cooke?

The Sportsfan Journal Staff November 7, 2013 No Comments

Remember Lenny Cooke? For those who don’t, that’s understandable because like many young high school prospects in basketball, some choose to only remember those who made it big. For the…

This Documentary Answers The Question: What Happened to Lenny Cooke?

Starting Lineups: When You Ask Yourself, 'So That's What Anson Carter’s Up To Now?'

The Sportsfan Journal Staff November 5, 2013 No Comments

The beauty of sports television these days is that if you have enough cable sports channels and get pretty bored by whatever games are on, you can channel your inner…

Starting Lineups: When You Ask Yourself, 'So That's What Anson Carter’s Up To Now?'

The NFL And Fixing What Isn't Broken

The Sportsfan Journal Staff October 31, 2013 No Comments

Emboldened by the sheer idiocy of Seattle’s Golden Tate, news that the NFL is considering borrowing a rule from the college ranks regarding excessive pre-touchdown celebrations was just too much…

The NFL And Fixing What Isn't Broken

Starting Lineups: The NBA Season’s Only Too Long If Your Team Sucks

The Sportsfan Journal Staff October 29, 2013 No Comments

With the start of NBA season tonight, you’ll see some people say some combination of the following: "Oh geez, the Heat are going to win it all again, so what’s…

Starting Lineups: The NBA Season’s Only Too Long If Your Team Sucks

Starting Lineups: Sports Networks Need To Start Repping Our Hoods

The Sportsfan Journal Staff October 22, 2013 No Comments

About three times during a sports broadcast will you see scenic shots — captured aerially or on street level — of the home team’s city or town. It gives the…

Starting Lineups: Sports Networks Need To Start Repping Our Hoods

All Fan Bases (Relatively) Suck

The Sportsfan Journal Staff October 17, 2013 No Comments

Yesterday, Mark Trible had heads nodding because with needed caveats, he implored fans to embrace the hate, no matter how irrational it may seem. While sports "hate" is fine within…

All Fan Bases (Relatively) Suck

Starting Lineups: Only 2 Weeks Until The NBA Comes Home

The Sportsfan Journal Staff October 15, 2013 No Comments

Before you dive in to today’s Starting Lineups, RIP Wally Bell, longtime baseball umpire who had just finished working the Pittsburgh Pirates/St. Louis Cardinals NLDS. Since the leaves began to…

Starting Lineups: Only 2 Weeks Until The NBA Comes Home

Starting Lineups: The Dodgers Laugh At Your Schadenfreude

The Sportsfan Journal Staff October 8, 2013 No Comments

Instead of lamenting the decision to not bring Craig Kimbrel into the game for a two-inning save or wondering why the Atlanta Braves didn’t have a stone-cold playoff killer like…

Starting Lineups: The Dodgers Laugh At Your Schadenfreude

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Larry Johnson Reflects on Becoming 'Grandmama', Converse Kicks And Winning Titles In Las Vegas

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Growing up as a kid, Larry Johnson was one of the coolest people on the planet. In my pee-brain mind, there was nothing like Larry Johnson. NCAA champion on the…

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Thierry Henry Made Me Fall In Love With Soccer

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15 Takeaways From The Oral History Of 'Love & Basketball'

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Remembering The Peter Warrick Experience, 20 Years Later

Eddie Maisonet, III July 29, 2019 No Comments

When Notre Dame and Florida State, two of college football's blue bloods, did battle back in 1993, I wasn't old enough (or aware enough) to appreciate it. See, I didn't…

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Speaking Up About Our Pain - Again

The Sportsfan Journal Staff June 3, 2020 No Comments

A few years ago in this very space here at TSFJ, we mourned about a country reminding us of its preferred citizen hierarchy in violent ways. Professional and amateur athletes…

Youngest In Charge: Kyrie's Kingdom

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The Sports Fan's 3-Point Guide To The NBA All-Star Snub Argument

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NFL First Quarter Report Card: Who’s Hot And Who’s Not

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