At Sports Jerks we’ve found an increasing interest in daily fantasy hockey. To meet that demand we will roll out your best FanDuel picks every day for the rest of the season. There are some great tournaments over at FanDuel, or you can create your own head to head match ups. The picks below represent […]
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We will be updating our injury report from resources across the league to help you make your last second fantasy football decisions. Rob Gronkowski (out)—This doesn’t come as much of a surprise. This is good news for Aaron Hernandez owners and possibly Brandon Lloyd owners. Lloyd is questionable himself with a knee injury but is expected
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Every morning the final score of the Boston Bruins game was written down on a scrap piece of paper on the kitchen table in my childhood house. I could count on it. It was my own sports page written out in my father’s precise block letters. I was eight years old and only allowed to
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According to MLB Trade Rumors and first reported by Fox Sports, the Toronto Blue Jays are on the verge of acquiring Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle and Josh Johnson from the Miami Marlins. The Blue Jays will also acquire catcher John Buck and infielder Emilio Bonifacio. Toronto will send Adeiny Hechavarria,Yunel Escobar, Henderson Alvarez, Justin Nicolino and Jake Marisnick
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Your 2012 Gold Glove winners have been officially announced. This year nine players received the award for the first time, the most since 2008 (MLB.com) Let’s jump right to it: Position American League National League C Matt Wieters, BAL Yadier Molina, STL 1B Mark Teixeira, NYY Adam LaRoche, WAS 2B Robinson Cano, NYY Darwin Barney,
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The San Francisco Giants and Detroit Tigers went into game four of the World Series with the series being dominated by Giants pitching (or, depending on who you ask, dominated by the Tigers lack of hitting). The Giants sent ace Matt Cain to the mound—but during the postseason Cain was more serviceable than ace-like: W L
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The Detroit Tigers entered game three of the World Series desperate for a win. The Tigers were already facing the obstacle of history as Dave van Dyck of the Chicago Tribune noted, “only seven teams in the last 50 years have come back from a 2-0 deficit, the last being the 1996 Yankees against the
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It took six innings for either team to score on Thursday night, and even then the run was scored on a Brandon Crawford bases loaded double play to give the San Francisco Giants a 1-0 lead. One run on a play that didn’t even earn a notch in the RBI category. But one run was
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