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...just ain't enough. BENGALS (+7) over Dolphins, because the Bengals have only scored 7 all year. Patriots (+8.5) over BRONCOS, because the Pats aren't an 0-5 team. Bucs (+1.5) over REDSKINS, because in a close one, the Bucs are GETTING points? Cardinals (+7) over 49ers, because Jeff Garcia is suspended for the week. PACKERS (-5.5) over Bears, because it's just too easy to beat the Bears. EAGLES (-3) over Falcons, because Philly's 2-2 and running the ball at last. Seahawks (+4) over CHIEFS, because KC just beat Denver, and they shouldn't have...
Derek Lowe characterized the Red Sox as one "big dysfunctional family." After witnessing the Everett saga, he never seemed more right. This season has not been pretty--from starting pitchers' anger about being pulled early by Williams to the abrupt departures of Mike Stanley and Jeff Frye. But Duquette reached a new low by publicly backing one of his players over his manager...
Justin Lustig finished off the Lions when he intercepted Jeff McCall's pass with five seconds left. Bucknell (2-1) tailback Jabu Powell continued his romping of Ivy League defenses by rushing for 124 yards and a TD, after a 282-yard performance against Cornell a week earlier...
When New York Times reporters James Risen and Jeff Gerth broke it on March 6, 1999, the story of Wen Ho Lee carried the plot line of a first-rate cold war thriller. In case the gravity of the security breach was lost on readers, the Times evoked the memory of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were convicted of--and executed for--leaking nuclear secrets from the same lab to the Soviet Union. The paper quoted a former CIA official as saying the case was "going to be just as bad as the Rosenbergs...
...dribbling down her chin... Sometimes island living could be so unfair." Similar silly prose dominates the book, which is an easy read if you can keep from gouging your own eyes out. In addition, annoying quirks like referring to the first chapter as "Evolution One" and Probst as "Chief Jeff" challenge the patience of even the trashiest reader...