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Changing the stigma
The Seattle Mariners' new motto is, "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again." Of course, it really should be, "If you don't succeed, don't succeed...  Full Story | Player Stats: FranklinZunino
Fantasy redo
By Steve Schwarz  | Archive
 
Last man standing
By Thomas Harrigan  | Archive
 
A little extra
By Jesse Pantuosco  | Archive
BATTING AVERAGE
# NameAVG
1Tigers Miguel Cabrera.358
2Cardinals Yadier Molina.355
3Rockies Troy Tulowitzki.347
4Orioles Chris Davis.337
5Angels Howie Kendrick.335

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RUNS BATTED IN
# NameRBI
1Tigers Miguel Cabrera71
2Orioles Chris Davis61
2Diamondbacks Paul Goldschmidt61
4Rockies Carlos Gonzalez56
4Reds Brandon Phillips56

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EARNED RUN AVERAGE
# NameERA
1Red Sox Clay Buchholz1.71
2Dodgers Clayton Kershaw1.84
3Mariners Hisashi Iwakuma2.06
4Cardinals Shelby Miller2.08
5Mets Matt Harvey2.16

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 AL TEAMS:
 NL TEAMS:
 Anthony Rizzo, 1B, CHCCold6/18/2013 4:47:00 PM 
Description: Chicago first baseman Anthony Rizzo is sitting out his first game of the season Tuesday against the Cardinals, according to Carrie Muskat of MLB.com. Insight: Rizzo is hitting .173 with zero homers over his last 26 games and could use a day off.
 Josh Willingham, LF, MIN6/18/2013 4:46:00 PM 
Description: Minnesota left fielder Josh Willingham (knee) is back in the lineup Tuesday against the White Sox after missing Sunday\'s game, according to Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com. Insight: Willingham, who is hitting just .211 with a 12.6 percent line-drive rate and a 14.3 percent HR/FB this season, had a cortisone shot in his knee Saturday night for his nagging knee soreness.


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Early rising and falling
We are still a month away from NFL training camps and more than two and a half months from the first game of the season...  Full Story |  Player Stats:  RichardsonGronkowskiBallardBlackmon
Pick Martin over Morris
By Steve Schwarz  | Archive
 
Running back shake-up
By Thomas Harrigan  | Archive
 
Case for Alfred Morris
By Jesse Pantuosco  | Archive
PASSING
# PlayerYards
1Saints Drew Brees 5177
2Lions Matthew Stafford 4967
3Cowboys Tony Romo 4903
4Patriots Tom Brady 4827
5Falcons Matt Ryan 4719

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RUSHING
# PlayerYards
1Vikings Adrian Peterson 2097
2Redskins Alfred Morris 1613
3Seahawks Marshawn Lynch 1590
4Chiefs Jamaal Charles 1509
5Buccaneers Doug Martin 1454

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RECEIVING
# PlayerYards
1Lions Calvin Johnson 1964
2Texans Andre Johnson 1598
3Bears Brandon Marshall 1508
4Broncos Demaryius Thomas 1434
5Buccaneers Vincent Jackson 1384

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Reference Charts
Team-By-Team Injuries
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Team-By-Team Injuries
 AFC TEAMS:
 NFC TEAMS:
 Vincent Brown, WR, SDC6/18/2013 1:39:00 PM 
Description: According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, Chargers receiver Vincent Brown has stood out this spring. Insight: "He’s not quite 6 feet tall, not quite 200 pounds, not a guy who would win a foot race against almost any cornerback," according to Union-Tribune beat writers. "But he plays tall, plays big, plays fast." Brown was impressive last preseason before breaking his ankle and missing the entire year. He could have a big year in coach Mike McCoy\'s short-passing offense.
 Malcom Floyd, WR, SDC6/18/2013 1:36:00 PM 
Description: Chargers receiver Malcom Floyd has been running new routes to adapt to San Diego\'s new passing offense, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. Insight: "I’m running different routes," Floyd said. "These coaches are really working on my lateral ability, a lot of these drills this offseason, getting in and out of my breaks. It’s details like foot placement on curl routes, reprogramming my brain. ... I’m 10 years old in this league, but I feel a lot better than last year. I’m very excited about this upcoming year." The Chargers have tossed the vertical-passing offense of the past 5-7 years in favor of a short-passing offense designed to get the ball out of Philip Rivers\' hand quicker than last season.


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Dismantling the Celtics
If the Big Three Era wasn't over already, it definitely is now. How's this for a blockbuster? Kevin Garnett and Doc Rivers for DeAndre Jordan and a first-round pick. It almost... Full Story  
POINTS PER GAME
# NamePPG
1Knicks Carmelo Anthony28.66
2Thunder Kevin Durant28.15
3Lakers Kobe Bryant27.35
4Heat LeBron James26.79
5Rockets James Harden25.94

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ASSISTS
# NameAPG
1Celtics Rajon Rondo11.05
2Clippers Chris Paul9.69
3Hornets Greivis Vasquez9.03
476ers Jrue Holiday8.01
5Nets Deron Williams7.74

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REBOUNDS
# NameRPG
1Lakers Dwight Howard12.43
2Magic Nikola Vucevic11.91
3Rockets Omer Asik11.66
4Grizzlies Zach Randolph11.24
5Warriors David Lee11.22

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 EAST TEAMS:
 WEST TEAMS:
 Russell Westbrook, G, OKC6/18/2013 4:43:00 PM 
Description: Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook (torn meniscus) is off crutches. Insight: Westbrook had surgery to repair a lateral meniscus tear in his right knee on April 27, three days after suffering the injury in Game 2 of the Thunder\'s first-round series versus Houston. The team now should be able to provide a firm timetable for Westbrook\'s return to the court. He\'s expected to be ready for training camp.
 Danny Green, G, SANHot6/18/2013 2:19:00 PM 
Description: Spurs shooting guard Danny Green has set an NBA Finals record for 3-pointers made with 25 and is shooting 66 percent from behind the arc during the series against Miami. Insight: Green has helped the Spurs take a 3-2 series lead into Game 6 at Miami Tuesday. He has made 53-of-103 from 3-point range this postseason. According to J.A. Adande of ESPN.com, Heat big man Chris Bosh said that Miami is changing its defense for Game 6 to keep Green from getting any open looks.


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2012-13 top-10 fantasy right wingers
Washington Capitals first-year coach Adam Oates talked about moving Alex Ovechkin to right wing as early as his interview for the job. Ovechkin...  Full Story | Player Stats: Ovechkin | Kane | Kessel 
POINTS
# NamePoints
1Lightning Martin St. Louis60
2Lightning Steven Stamkos57
3Penguins Sidney Crosby56
3Capitals Alex Ovechkin56
5Blackhawks Patrick Kane55

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PLUS / MINUS
# Name+/-
1Penguins Pascal Dupuis31
2Penguins Chris Kunitz30
3Blackhawks Jonathan Toews28
4Penguins Sidney Crosby26
5Rangers Derek Stepan25

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GOALIE WINS
# NameWins
1Wild Niklas Backstrom24
1Rangers Henrik Lundqvist24
1Sharks Antti Niemi24
4Penguins Marc-Andre Fleury23
4Capitals Braden Holtby23

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 EASTERN:
 WESTERN:
 Logan Couture, C, SJS6/18/2013 3:47:00 PM 
Description: The Sharks have agreed to a five-year, $30 million extension with Logan Couture, according to Bob McKenzie of TSN.ca. Insight: Couture had 21 goals and 37 points in 48 games this season, which extrapolates to 36 goals and 63 points per 82 games. The deal cannot be signed until July 5.
 Marian Hossa, RW, CHI6/18/2013 2:43:00 PM 
Description: Chicago right wing Marian Hossa (upper body) is "likely to play" Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals Wednesday against Boston, coach Joel Quenneville said, according to Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune.  Insight: Hossa was a last-minute scratch for Game 3 due to an upper-body injury. He was thought to have injured himself in pre-game warmups before Game 3, but Jonathan Toews said the team was prepared all day to be without Hossa.


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