
The kid was born to play baseball.
He was great at it, and that’s how God created him. Michael Bourne: a 26-year-old. No, not just some 26-year-old. A 26-year-old that is looking to be the Houston Astros’ future star.
A star at centerfielder.

The kid was born to play baseball.
He was great at it, and that’s how God created him. Michael Bourne: a 26-year-old. No, not just some 26-year-old. A 26-year-old that is looking to be the Houston Astros’ future star.
A star at centerfielder.
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The Colts have saved themselves once again after beating the now 5-4 Houston Texans, 20-17.
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The National Football League saw some great stuff last week. We saw some people step it up, and some teams making surprises. Some of the best teams failed that week but came away. You also saw running backs throwing passes.
I was talking about that Colts game. That was the Game of the Week to me. The 49ers could’ve easily won this, but the Colts fought back hard and never gave up. It showed that Alex Smith can be the QB of the franchise for San-Fran.
But can he take the pressure this week? Keep reading →
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Are you serious? The Colts actually won this game? Jeez, by the way they played, man, it looked their butts would get kicked, badly! Only one touchdown came in this game, and four field goals by a 40-year-old dude named Matt Stover.
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Week Eight was a good week. The Colts and Saints improved their records to 6-0 with wins over the Rams, 42-6, and the Dolphins, 46-34. Meanwhile, the Cowboys prove they are actually a good team with a big, solid win over the Atlanta Falcons.
A lot of teams showed toughness. The Steelers did by bringing their first loss to the Vikings, winning 27-17. Now we head into a new week with more surprises and thrills. Are you ready?
Well, I am, so let’s get to these picks!
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Cedric Benson starts out his career with the Chicago Bears, eventually leaving after some hard times there in the Windy City
The Cincinnati Bengals will be facing the Chicago Bears this Sunday. Everyone is looking at the battles.
They are looking out for Jay Cutler vs. Carson Palmer, Chad Ochocinco vs. Devin Hester, and of course: Cedric Benson vs. Matt Forte.
Before the season, I bet a lot of fantasy owners got Forte in the very first rounds of their draft and took Benson very late.
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Hey guys, Josh here to bring you an update. Guys, thanks for visiting the blog. Our blog has been receiving a lot of hits lately. I encourage to check out my blogs which are on the sidebar to the right there labeled under My Blogs or something along those lines.
Also to that sidebar is my Week Seven NFL Power Rankings. I hope you guys can check it out and leave your opinions on it. Also, recently, I might write for rotowire.com. I might be an Indiana Hoosiers writer or Indiana State Sycamores writer as I’ll have my own column.
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The Colts will be facing, well, a not so tough team. I am hoping this may be the easiest game of the season as the Indy will travel to St. Louis to play the Rams.
The Colts have been playing well against NFC West opponents, outscoring them 65-27. Trust me, it’s a real easy win here. The Colts are also playing a real bad defense of St. Louis. If you have seen my recent power rankings to the sidebar of my blog at dhanisports.wordpress.com, you’ll see that the Rams are at 29.
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Mark Sanchez was living the life. Literally. His first three games as an NFL rookie were a success as people think he wasn’t so bad after all.
Just one year as a starter in USC and he moved on to the NFL. The words of bust started to swarm around when his name was mentioned ever since he was drafted by the New York Jets.
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Hey guys, I won’t be writing here for a while because I am busy with my other sites at fanhuddle.com, mvn.com, and blogspot.com. I won’t be writing here for not that long at this blog, but do not worry, I am still writing. Check me out at the following sites:
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