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Look no further, this infographic from CarBuzz.co.uk will explain it all: continue reading...
The tragic news of Chris Henry’s sudden death was yet another reminder that fame and success in the sports world isn’t a shelter from the reality that life is precious and any second could be your last. Today we look at a number of athletes who left us early. continue reading...
In this new sports series WatchMojo.com is profiling the greatest Sports Franchises of all time. The very first edition features none other than the NHL’s Montreal Canadiens currently celebrating their 100th year as an organization.
With a history that spans over 100 years, the Montreal Canadiens are indeed one of professional sports top franchises. Founded in 1909, the team is one of the Original Six teams that have been a part of the National Hockey League since 1942. In fact, the Canadiens are the only team to have won the NHL’s coveted Stanley Cup even before the league was founded in 1917. With 24 Stanley Cup championships, and boasting legends such as Maurice Richard, Guy Lafleur and Patrick Roy, it is impossible to deny that the Montreal Canadiens are one of the most storied sports franchises in history. continue reading...
Here’s a great list from TheHoopDoctors.com:
10 - Jannero Pargo (Free Agent - PG) continue reading...
Here they are courtesy of TSN. Bobby Ryan’s should have been #1: continue reading...
In honor of this years March Madness tournament we’re revisiting the Top Ten Greatest College Basketball Programs of All Time as decided by WatchMojo.com. Check it out in convenient YouTube playlist format: continue reading...
ESPN has compiled a list of the Best of the Worst NFL teams of all time:
An amazing collection of the best NBA Playoff moments guaranteed to waste your afternoon.
I bet you can’t watch just one. continue reading...
Got an hour to waste? Head over to ESPN for a great look at the best NFL franchise players of all time, broken down team by team. Each player was chosen through a vote and included is the percentages for each athlete. The discussion boards should be full of good stuff! continue reading...
It’s official, the Boston “Who Cares” Red Sox will face the Colorado Rockies, who’ll be making their inaugural presence in the World Series. Of course, just over five weeks ago, no one thought the Rockies would make it:
On the morning of Sept. 16, the Rockies were in fourth place in the National League West. They were 6½ games out of first place, and 4½ games behind the wild card-leading Padres. They’d lost three straight games, and they were dead in the water. Or so it seemed. On the afternoon of Sept. 16 the Rockies trounced the Marlins 13-0, beginning a season-ending surge that would include one loss and 14 wins, including a one-game playoff for the wild card. Since then they’ve swept their Division and League Championship Series, and so they enter the World Series next week having won 21 of 22 games, and it’s safe to say that no team has ever entered the World Series on a run like the Rockies’. continue reading...
