The Sports Freak and Big Money Tony talk about their CitiField experience. Q joins them for a discussion on the latest Lance Armstrong accusations. And the Sports Freak and Q end with a discussion about the Caps.
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Big Money Tony, Q, and The Sports Freak discuss potential moves that General Manager George McPhee may make as the upcoming NHL Trade Deadline approaches, as well as identify some possible areas towards improving the slumping scoring for the Caps.
The trio also reflects back on the NBA, David Aldridge's article, and the group unveils a new topic during the podcast - "unfinished business" (tune it to see what unsettled business the group wants to resolve.)
Aldridge's article can be found here.
The article referenced by Q written by Andrew Tomlinson can be found on On Frozen Blog.
Q joins us for the hour to discuss All-Star games, the Capitals season, doping in cycling, Terps and Quakers respective chances for the NCAA, and our final Superbowl predictions. Q also provides his rebuttal to the cheesesteak discussion we had recently.
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I predict that this article will have the fewest amount of views ever for any article on thedcsportspage.com since it is not connected to D.C and it's in an arena which most Americans don't pay attention to... cycling.
It's always sad to see a hero retire. At the same time when once decides to come back, it almost always installs a little trepidation in the fans as to whether former glory can be achieved. Well, following a long line of sports figures who have retired and decided to come back, we add to the list Superman Lance Armstrong.... and I'm as excited as a kid on Christmas Eve (only in the most secular sense, as I'm not religious mind you).
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