 Both New York (New Jersey) football teams open training camp this Sunday. One living it up in the spot light and showing their team to the world while trying to build new success. The other taking a quiet approach in an attempt to regain success.
The New York Jets will be the most watched NFL team during camp, mostly due to them being on HBO's Hard Knocks. The HBO series will follow the many happe...
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It looks like the Atlanta Hawks are the winnings of the who is going to panic and completely over pay for Joe Johnson this summer contest. The Hawks will reportedly give Joe 199 million bucks over the next six years and Joe, of course realizing there is now way he is getting close to that much coin from anyone else, has agreed.
It's hard to imagine what Atlanta is thinking here, giv...
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 Double G Sports is proud and honored to announce the newest member to our team. Darnell Stapleton will be joining Double G Sports as a football writer.
Stapleton will be a great asset to DGS as he is a New Jersey native that has exceptional football experience and expertise. He will mainly be contributing to our site by writing about the Rutgers Scarlet Knights football program.
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 US goal saves soccer for the moment, Tennis match great not quite epic, and reading NBA free agency signs.
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Has Phil Jackson been chatting up Brett Favre lately? Phil came out Wednesday and went a little Favre on his future plans saying he had yet to make up his mind, but is leaning towards retirement.
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 Derek Sanderson Jeter made his major league debut 15 years ago today, May 29, 1995. For any fan, of the Yankees, and the game of baseball, it has been a great 15 years. We have all gone along for the ride of this great shortstop.
Jeter made his major league debut with the Yankees 15 years ago when injuries to Tony Fernandez and Pat Kelly required the team to call up their young future star. His ...
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 Tonight, my wife and I took the trip up to Montclair State University to meet Yogi Berra at his book signing event. It was a fun event for both of us and something we enjoyed doing together.
The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center is located on the campus of Montclair State University in Montclair, New Jersey. While not an large museum, it consists of many pictures and lots of memorabilia that...
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 NBA playoffs, where will LeBron be swayed, and thoughts on the rules of texting.
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If we pat Floyd Landis on the head, will he just smile and go away? Apparently Floyd needs some attention so bad that he's willing to take the Jose Canseco route of throwing former teammates under the bus to get some press.
Floyd came out tod...
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 Join us tomorrow (Tuesday, May 11th) on The Nosebleeds. Gregg Snyder and Travis Williams once again will host the show and talk sports with everyone. This will be our fourth show and we have lot's to talk about.
Some topics to be covered are college football expansion talks and NBA Playoffs. The Big Ten and other conferences continue to discuss potential expansion. Which teams make the most sense...
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 The first installment of The Nosebleeds is scheduled for Tuesday, April 20, 2010. That's this Tuesday! You won't want to miss it. Mark your calendars.
Gregg Snyder from Double G Sports and Travis Williams from The Back Porch will be your hosts from The Nosebleeds every Tuesday from 4:30pm - 5:00pm EST. They will be bringing you sports news and rumors each week and encourage everyone to call in a...
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 Milton Bradley has yet another incident, however it was not with an umpire or the owner, it was with the fans. After getting booed for many reasons, the biggest one being his lack of production and subsequent reluctance to accept blame or even show that he cares, Milton was caught on TV giving the middle finger to Seattle Mariner fans.
You know that Lou Pinella and the rest of the Cubs fra...
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