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Phil Sheridan became an Inquirer sports columnist after covering the Eagles for seven years. He brings a seasoned and reasoned point of view to a landscape of frustrated fans. But Sheridan knows where they're coming from, being a Philadelphia native and a graduate of Temple University.
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Phil Sheridan: Injuries - including several particularly vexing ones - have blown holes in all four teams' plans.
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Phil Sheridan: Michael Vick and Trent Cole have little choice but to try to learn Chip Kelly's new tricks.
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Hinkie gives 76ers a fresh start
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Phil Sheridan: If we can be sure of one thing about Sam Hinkie, it's that we can't be sure about anything.
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Now Phillies can move on
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Phil Sheridan: The uncertainty surrounding Roy Halladay was fraying the fabric of the Phillies' season.
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Fans aching after Halladay's injury
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Phil Sheridan: You can be mad at Andrew Bynum or you can be mad at Roy Halladay. You can't be mad at both.
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Broad Street runs for Boston
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Phil Sheridan: This wasn't heads down, hearts heavy. This was thousands of red socks pulled high. This was "I run for Boston" shirts, most of them handmade, and Red Sox caps.
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Eagles passed on top defenders
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Phil Sheridan: The Eagles may have trouble defending against other teams when the season begins.
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Collins helps sports catch up to society
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Phil Sheridan: The world of sports is way behind the rest of the country in embracing gay rights.
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Coaching key for Barkley
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Phil Sheridan: Matt Barkley has all the tools to be a productive professional quarterback.
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Eagles stay the course with Johnson
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Phil Sheridan: The Eagles had the No. 4 pick. They identified four players they believed were worthy of that slot. When their turn came, they took one.
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Jordan gives Rutgers a fresh start
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Phil Sheridan: Rutgers' desperate need for a friendly new face is Eddie Jordan's immense good fortune.
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Eagles should keep No. 4 pick
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Phil Sheridan: There are times to treat a top-five pick as an asset to be auctioned, but not now.
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