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We are getting to the nitty-gritty of Brazil’s World Cup, when the nerves and the hysteria are palpable. One of Saturday’s matches features a great match-up between an old-school South American powerhouse and a promising European side on the rise.
The Rays, perennially a low-budget contender in the hotly contested AL East division, blew up their chances this season with a disastrous first half. Yet, they are getting their act together recently.
Head coach Gus Malzahn really cooked up a magical season in 2013. The Tigers pulled off a couple of nail-biting victories, and that’s not counting Chris Davis’s legendary “Kick Six” in the Iron Bowl versus Alabama.
The combination of the continuity of the Les Miles coaching regime and the recruiting hotbed that is the Louisiana-east Texas area always has the cupboards well-stocked in Baton Rouge. Whether you’re making a gumbo or assembling a football team, that is a desirable position to be in.
With their star-studded lineup and their dismantling of Group F, Argentina’s squad are clearly one of the favorites to take the World Cup title. They must take care of one job at a time, however, and cannot overlook the Swiss in Tuesday’s Round of 16 match.
The New York Metropolitans have been sliding in the wrong direction of late. In order to right the ship, they’ll have to find some offense against the challenging pitching staff of the Atlanta Braves.
The Desert Eagles of Algeria will enter Thursday’s match with the most somber of game-faces slapped on their mugs; it might be the most important match in Algerian footballing history.
The job of second-year head coach Mike Stoops is primarily to build the excitement and buzz of a football program belonging to an unabashed basketball school – and in a cutthroat conference at that.
Both of these National League East division clubs are in limbo, but for entirely different reasons.
For France, it’s more a case of sophisticated shuffling, but for Ecuador, it’s all on the line in this third game of Group E.
Even when your organization receives horrible news like the Cardinals (42-35) have lately, a series against the Colorado Rockies (34-42) is welcome reprieve.
One of my favorite tools in preparing for the 2014 NFL season and to enhance your NFL wagering knowledge is to look ahead at each team’s regular-season schedule and evaluate the games they will play. Without further ado, the last contender from the AFC South division: the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Blue Jays somehow have a complete inability to win in the Bronx (they have lost 15 consecutive ballgames at the Yankees’ home park) but this next series is being played in Toronto, which changes the narrative considerably.
Mexico has every reason to be riding high so far in this year’s tournament, but the third match-up of the group is do-or-die for the Croatians, who will be sent home if they don’t produce.
One of my favorite tools in preparing for the 2014 NFL season and to enhance your NFL wagering knowledge is to look ahead at each team’s regular-season schedule and evaluate the games they will play. I give you the Houston Texans.
The Blue Jays’ previously atomic offense has turned anemic; the Reds have always had trouble scratching runs across, but often tread water with on-base robot (and Canadian, if we want to be topical!) Joey Votto.
