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NBA Roundtable: Rematch Inevitable?

The Boston Celtics return home for Game 3 of their Eastern Conference finals vs. the Orlando Magic with a commanding two-games-to-none lead. FanHouse TV's roundtable of NBA experts discuss Saturday night's matchup and wonder if an '08 NBA Finals rematch vs. the Los Angeles Lakers is inevitable for the Celtics.

FanHouse Roundtable: Was Kellen Winslow Justified Going Balls Out on the Browns?

How would you feel if someone gave you a dangerous infection and then covered it up by besmirching your genitalia in public? If you're anything like Kellen Winslow, you'd be none too appreciative. But those microphones in front of his face are there to promote the company line, and Winslow will have to take a game off for...

FanHouse Roundtable: Ted Nolan's Ousting

When Ted Nolan was fired, I was rather shocked. Coaches usually aren't fired in mid-July, and I figured Nolan was doing decently enough with a rather poor Isles squad.Then, our own Mirtle M.D. pointed me to this blog post, written on July 6th, by Chris Botta, a man who worked within the Isles organization for 20 years....

NBA Endgame: Questions for Game 2

So far, this series has been as exciting and drama-filled as we could ask for. Game 2 is tonight in Boston, let's get a little roundtable action going again. Your panelists are Matt Moore, Brett Edwards, and Tom Ziller.Q: In your mind, what was the biggest surprise from game 1? MM: For me it was definitely Phil Jackson...

FanHouse Roundtable: What Kind of NBA Player Will Kevin Love Be?

UCLA's Kevin Love is the NCAA tournament's most talked about player west of Stephen Curry. With Love projected to be a lottery pick, his NBA future is on many people's minds. Not just the normal if he'll go, but what kind of NBA player will he be once he gets there?So, we got our top hoops minds together to discuss...

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05/18/12 WATER LINES: How much water do we need to keep our... Source: Grand Junction Free Press - Grand Junction CO Western Colorado communities rely heavily on water-based recreation, and healthy streams and riparian areas are necessary for a wide range of plant and animal species to thrive.