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Putting Together a Reality Team

Fantasy baseball has been a popular pastime for 30 years. Unfortunately, there tends to be too much "fantasy" and not enough dealing with the nitty-gritty reality of what it takes to fill a well-rounded roster at the major league level.

Recapping Brian Urlacher's Hall of Fame Career

Brian Urlacher walked away from the NFL today, having announced his retirement via his official Twitter feed.

NBA Mock Draft 2013: Easy Picks for Every NBA Team

The 2013 NBA draft is just five weeks away and it's time to begin analyzing the best picks for every NBA team owning selections in the first round.

Why Paul Millsap Is Ideal Under-the-Radar Signing for Houston Rockets

In the wake of their first playoff appearance in four years, it's unlikely that the Houston Rockets will rest on their laurels this offseason.

Newspaper Companies Invest Another $9M In Local Deal Startup Wanderful Media

Wanderful Media has raised another $9 million from the long list of media companies that were already backing the startup and its local deal service Find&Save.

The announcement comes after the relaunch of Find&Save last month.

Does Cam Newton Have Enough Weapons to Succeed?

Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers are on the precipice of a crucial season, as another sub-.500 record would likely lead to coaching and personnel changes.

Creating the Perfect Offseason Plan for the Houston Rockets

The Houston Rockets have the payroll flexibility to make big moves this offseason, but there are certain moves that should be made and others that should most definitely be avoided.

David Garrard's Departure Cuts Jets' Once-Heavy QB Battle to 2-Horse Race

What started out as a six-man battle royale for the New York Jets starting quarterback spot is down to four before the start of training camp.

First, the Jets informed Tim Tebow that he had been released.

Ranking the Biggest Offseason Needs for Boston Celtics

For what seems like the third straight year, the Boston Celtics are entering the offseason with more questions than answers about their identity and how to build going forward.

The digital revolution? It's all a gift to the power of the state Simon Jenkins

From the Pentagon to Whitehall, caving in to fear of terror has given data intrusion and press restriction the best tunes

On Monday the US justice department admitted it knew of every phone call made by 100 Associated Press reporters in April and May last year.