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On March 29, 1984, in a moment of American sports infamy, Baltimore Colts owner Bob Irsay moved his team to Indianapolis in the middle of the night, curtly telling stunned Colts fans to “get over it” when asked how he could betray their deep loyalty. A quarter-century later and a dozen years after his death, loathing of Irsay remains so intense in Baltimore that it is a common topic on sports talk radio.
Will Arnold Schwarzenegger someday be remembered the same way by fans of the San Diego Chargers? Quite possibly.
The announcement that the governor will sign a bill today providing unique exemptions from environmental regulations to enable the rapid construction of an $800 million National Football League-ready stadium in the city of Industry in east Los...
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Beasts of burden are expected to earn their hay Running back is a position under attack. Many owners, burned repeatedly by injury and ineptitude, are turning a blind eye to conventional RB-first wisdom, the backbone of draft... more »
First up this morning: A history lesson. We'll never see two months like we've just seen in any offseason. Ever. To recap: March 2 -- The NFL says the Saints ran a sophisticated bounty program with defensive coordinator Gregg... more »
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