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Preakness 2013 Horses: Thoroughbreds Most Likely to End Orb'S Triple Crown Bid

There might be eight other horses in Saturday's 138th running of the Preakness Stakes, but there's no denying the thoroughbred at the center of the show.

Orb, having won this year's Kentucky Derby, heads into Saturday's race at Pimlico Race Course fighting against history.

Is Brian Hoyer a Legitimate Threat to Start for the Cleveland Browns?

Backup quarterback Brian Hoyer may not wind up as the Cleveland Browns starter in Week 1 of next season, but all indications point to him getting every chance to win the lead job this summer.

Free Agent Stock Watch: Edward Mujica

Edward Mujica wasn't supposed to be the Cardinals' closer. He wasn't even their backup plan or third in line to the closer's throne.

Fantasy Baseball 2013: Week 7's Buy Low, Sell High Trade Advice

Fantasy baseball, just like the real thing, is a game of skill, luck and timing. That last trait comes particularly in handy with regards to trading.

Knowing which player to strike a deal with—and knowing just the right time to do so—can make all the difference.

Bears' QB Breakdown: Complete Position Evaluation and Depth Chart Analysis

Despite the success the Chicago Bears have had in the past, including a victory in Super Bowl XX, the team has always been viewed as a defensive juggernaut with a little bit of offense thrown in.

Adam Wainwright Leading St. Louis Cardinals Youth by Example

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–St. Louis Cardinals starter Adam Wainwright has seen a lot of role changes over the years.

He arrived in the big leagues as the rookie closer.

NL Central Notes: Rizzo, Cardinals, K-Rod, Brewers

It could be argued that Anthony Rizzo cost himself some arbitration riches by signing a seven-year, $41MM contract extension with the Cubs, but Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports sees Rizzo's logic.

NL Notes: Samardzija, Brian Wilson, Phillies, Braves

The St. Louis Cardinals are the class of the National League right now, having won exactly two-thirds of their first 39 games.  They're fourth in the league in OBP and ninth in slugging, and third in runs scored per game partially due fantastic work with runners in scoring position.

5 Things We Learned About the Cardinals Through the 1st Quarter of the Season

It's hard to believe that the Major League Baseball season is nearly one quarter of the way complete. 

While it is still early, 40 games is a decent sample size to see what is working, what is not and what needs to be changed.

Shane Robinson Had To Wipe His Hand, So He Used Pete Kozma's Jersey

The Cardinals' dugout had just greeted Matt Carpenter after he scored on Matt Holliday's double in the bottom of the first. Yeah. We know as much about this as Pete Kozma does.