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Mark Deeks

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England, United Kingdom
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Creator of the CBA Glossary. www.cbaglossary.com/ and mark.s.deeks@gmail.com
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Rays Forced to Drop Quality Bullpen Arm

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By Mark Deeks Verified
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The Tampa Bay Rays are going back to the postseason. A 98-win regular season – put up against the expectations of literally everybody, especially at CBS – saw them win the American League East pennant, bypass the wild card altogether, and have ample time to prepare to face the winner of the New York Yankees–Boston Red Sox Wild Card Series. Unfortunately, though, a common by-product of success is a glut.
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Former Heat Center Misses Easiest Shot Imaginable

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By Mark Deeks Verified
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The NBA season is not quite underway yet, but most other professional leagues around the world have already begun. This includes the EuroLeague, the best competition outside of the NBA, and one replete with former NBA talents accordingly. And one of them just had the miss of the season already. Former Miami Heat reserve big Chris Silva is currently beginning his second season with Turkish giants Fenerbahce, who also play in the EuroLeague.
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Astros on Course for All-Time Baseball Futility Record

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By Mark Deeks Verified
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Having dropped the first game of their Wild Card series against the Chicago White Sox yesterday, the Houston Astros are one defeat away from elimination and from tying those self-same White Sox for one of the longest home postseason losing streaks in Major League Baseball history. Tuesday's 6-3 loss at Daikin Park extended Houston's home playoff losing streak to eight games. Another defeat would take that total to nine, matching the White Sox's run of home postseason losses between 1959 and 2000.
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