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Nick Clemons
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Live Music HeadNick Clemonsan interview by Lisa McDonaldLive Music HeadPhoto courtesy of Nick ClemonsBorn in New Jersey on November 25, 1968, Clarence Anicholas Clemons grew up to be a musician like his...
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SCIENCE FICTION CINEMA: THE 1950s: TEN G…
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Darryl Tahirali
As a film genre, science fiction by its very speculative and imaginative nature holds the potential to be very good or very bad. Having to depict unreal circumstances can lead...
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Remembering: The China Syndrome
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Remembering: The China SyndromeAmerican thriller directed by James BridgesStarring Jack Lemmon, Jane Fonda, Michael DouglasReleased 1979by Lisa McDonaldLive Music HeadIt’s about people, people who lie.And people faced with the agony...
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2013 Stanley Cup Playoff First Round
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Kidd’s Corner2013 Stanley Cup Playoff First RoundApril 30, 2013 Happy playoffs everyone! To think just a few months ago we were trying to decipher what Hockey Related Revenue was, and...
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Troy Glaus
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
A very good power hitter for the Angels and Jays in the 00’s, Troy Glaus was a four time All Star and won the American League Home Run title in 2000. Glaus may never have had a stellar Batting Average, but he did have a keen eye and walked often. He saved his best performance for the World Series, where he was named the MVP…
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Trevor Hoffman
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
A major reflection of the Baseball Hall of Fame’s position on relievers will be found out the year that Trevor Hoffman enters the ballot. The longtime closer for the San Diego Padres retired as the all-time Saves leader (he has since been passed by Mariano Rivera) and showed long term consistency that has been rarely shown by dominant closers. What works in his favor is…
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Russ Springer
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
With an eighteen year career with ten different teams, Russ Springer spent his time emerging from the bullpen in various roles. There are players like Springer in every Major League roster and most of them largely fly under the radar. Springer was that guy for eighteen years; a player essential for Baseball but not for its Hall of Fame. The Bullet Points:Country of Origin: Alexandria,…
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Russ Ortiz
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
With six decent seasons as a Major League Starter, Russ Ortiz may not have been the top of mind ace in his day, but he was a very serviceable hurler in the National League. After a good run in San Francisco, Ortiz had his best season as a member of the Atlanta Braves where he was a fourth in NL Cy Young voting. He was…
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Randy Winn
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
A good contact hitter, Randy Winn quietly managed over 1,700 hits in the Majors, with a respectable .284 average. Winn also had good speed, and was named to the All Star team in 2002. It was a solid career, but nothing that would turn a Hall of Fame voter’s head. The Bullet Points:Country of Origin: Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. Eligible In:The 2016 Vote Position:Outfield…
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Mike Sweeney
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
Playing for the lowly Kansas City Royals for the bulk of his career, Mike Sweeney was one of the few bright spots they had. A five time All Star, Sweeney showcased decent power and managed 144 RBIs in the 2000 campaign. We severely doubt that Sweeney will even reach one percent in his first year of eligibility for the Hall, but we do think that…
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Mike Lowell
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
A very good all-around Third Basemen, Mike Lowell always seemed to be on winning teams and contributing to their success. Lowell was a four time All Star and captured a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger award in different seasons. He is also a two time World Series Champion who was also the MVP in the 2007 World Series. Despite a very consistent career, Mike Lowell…
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Mike Hampton
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
In a way you have to feel sorry for the legacy of Mike Hampton. He is easily one of the best hitting Pitchers of the modern era (five Silver Sluggers), a decent fielder (he also won a Gold Glove) and had a dominating 1999 season (he was the Cy Young Runner Up). However when you ask people about Hampton the first reaction is often that…
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Mark Grudzielanek
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
We are willing to bet that most people reading this will be surprised to learn that Mark Grudzielanek is a member of the 2,000 Hit Club. Actually, it still surprises us as we type it. The “G Man” was actually a very consistent hitter and fielder and was a lot better than the average utility man which was what he was initially pegged to be.…
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Luis Castillo
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2016 Baseball Eligibles
Luis Castillo was not a player to be counted on for Home Runs or really power numbers of any kind, but the speedy Second Basemen was a decent leadoff man who twice led the National League in Stolen Bases. Defensively, Castillo shored up the middle infield with three Gold Gloves and helped the Marlins win their second World Series. Castillo may not be a Hall…
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61. Fergie
FergaliciousHighest Billboard Position:#2 in 2006 An awful trend started around 2005. Despite having different sounds earlier in their career, Gwen Stefani, Nelly Furtado and Fergie all seemed to morph into the same person. No, they didn’t look the same, but they all kind of sounded the same, and you weren’t really sure who was trying to imitate who. Regardless, they…Comments (1)