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  • Team FP/G Through 2-24

    1. Kurtis Blow  45.20  (-0.10)

    2. Big D's Monsters  43.22  (+0.05)

    3. Beancounters  42.78  (-0.06)

    4. Chalkdust Torturers  42.55 (+0.07)

    5. Arnie's Army  42.11  (+0.28)

    6. 7-11  40.90  (+0.06)

    7. Average Joes  40.02  (+0.03)

    8. Peoria Opies  39.75  (+0.08)

    9. The Catamounts  39.24 (-0.09) 

    10. L.A. Kobes  38.62  (+0.19)

     

  • Team FP/G Through the All-Star Break

    1. Kurtis Blow  45.30 (+0.21)

    2. Big D's Monsters  43.17  (-0.01)

    3. Beancounters  42.84 (-0.31)

    4. Chalkdust Torturers  42.48 (-0.14)

    5. Arnie's Army  41.83  (-0.08)

    6. 7-11  40.84 (+0.04)

    7. Average Joes  39.99 (+0.02)

    8. Peoria Opies  39.67  (+0.09)

    9. The Catamounts  39.33 (+0.05)

    10. L.A. Kobes  38.43  (-0.01) 

  • Guess who was the BALCO leak? Not the government!

    Well, those S.F. Chronicle reporters aren't going to have to do any jail time, because their source has revealed himself.

    Remember all those journalists who were crying, saying the government should never have threatened the reporters with jail unless they revealed their source? One of their major arguments was that it was probably a federal prosecutor who leaked the secret grand jury information, so it wasn't fair for the same prosecutors to now be attacking the poor, innocent reporters.

    Now that it's been revealed that the leak was a defense attorney, maybe those journalists owe the federal prosecutors an apology.