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TODAY'S SPORTS COLUMNS
Swimsuit controversy at Olympic trials
When the magical 1980 Phillies season was about to begin, Mike Schmidt received a $5,000 promotional contract to wear Nike spikes and the promise of a bonus depending on how things went.
SPORTS COLUMNIST DIRECTORY
PHIL SHERIDAN
Brett Myers working to rescue himself
Stakes high for Stefanski
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BOB FORD
Swimsuit controversy at Olympic trials
Evidence is clear: Myers has been reliever material all along
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ASHLEY FOX
Collapse cost Willie Randolph dearly
Matt Ryan ready for the NFL pressure
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DAVID ALDRIDGE
On the NBA: Hard to say who'll win what
David Aldridge: Call doesn't hurt 76ers' progress
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JIM SALISBURY
On Baseball: Shattered bats cause concern
 
Schilling worthy of Hall of Fame place
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TIM PANACCIO
On the NHL: Time for Forsberg to hang up skates
On the NHL: Cup glory proves fleeting
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JOE LOGAN
U.S. Open | Woods and Mickelson in a dream pairing
On Golf: Torrey Pines: Tough test for U.S. Open
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JEFF McLANE
Swimsuit controversy at Olympic trials
Brett Myers working to rescue himself
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SAM CARCHIDI
Memories from 30 years of covering South Jersey sports
A spelling review of South Jersey baseball
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RICH HOFMANN
Rich Hofmann: Sixers still need better talent
Cold hitters could warm up Phillies trade talks
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JOHN SMALLWOOD
NBA brings retired Army general on board to put fans At Ease
Now is time for Phillies to get their act together
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BILL CONLIN
Huppert miscast as manager of Lehigh Valley IronPigs
Where are the Latin prospects?
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PAUL DOMOWITCH
Cowboys the team to beat in NFL
Paul Domowitch: Specter not likely to find magic bullet with Spygate
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PAUL HAGEN
Letting Lohse go looks bad, but consider these factors
In baseball, physical confrontations equal pink slips
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MIKE KERN
Tiger Woods out for year after winning U.S. Open on one leg
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BERNARD FERNANDEZ
Jackson, Griffin up for Ultimate Fighting Challenge
Is Pacquiao the new top gun in boxing?
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ED MORAN
Ed Moran: Penguins won't recognize Flyers
Ed Moran: Briere says he'll be in lineup
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Disgruntled superhero Hancock, played by Will Smith (left), and Atticus Shaffer.
Despite all of his flaws, Hancock still a superhero
Remember the beginning of The Incredibles? Superheroes banned from performing their crime-fighting, life-saving stunts because of lawsuits from disgruntled citizens, costly damages incurred in the line of rescue, accusations that the caped crusader with the X-ray vision was a Peeping Tom?
Grogan pens a childhood memoir
 
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl **1/2
 
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Outside their Independence Al Fresco building, the Erdy McHenry design team (from left) Scott Erdy, Michael Brahler and David McHenry sits at a cafe table on Independence Mall.
Adding coffee to the culture
Inga Saffron: The development sagas of Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Independence Mall are awfully similar. Each started out with the aim of concentrating Philadelphia's cultural power in one part of the city. And after that imperial ambition was thwarted, each remained opposed to bringing commerce into its vision of grandeur.

With the introduction of two new coffee shops, this is finally changing.
 
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