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March 2010 Girl Of The Month

Angela Goodin Law Office by Day and Ring Girl by Nite I am interested in promotional, fitness, artistic, fashion, bikini modeling. I'm laid back and really enjoy perfecting the right look for each photo See details

Since 1941

Sports Review Magazine exists today in sports blog format, in what is called a "mag blog," but SRM traces its roots to 1941 as a print periodical. See details

The rise of the hybrid athlete

At any given time, there are nine players on the baseball diamond, five on the basketball court and eleven on the football field.Each sport has designated positions for its players. In See details

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View From The Flagstand: Las Vegas

Considering the neon, the thick smoke, the caution lights that would not stop blinking, the Vegas View was hard to bring into focus. The Western swing is over, and the boys See details

March 2010 Girl Of The Month Since 1941 The rise of the hybrid athlete Take A Look Back View From The Flagstand: Las Vegas

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MMA Outshines Boxing Robert Elkhorn Sunday, 07 March 2010

  The sport of boxing is in a recession...has been for quite some time. MMA is simply marketing a better, more exciting product. Who knew Jean Claude Van Damme was so ahead of the curve? His early 80's hit movie, Bloodsport, was the beginning of the end for... Read more...
SPORTS STARS GONE WILD Robert Elkhorn Friday, 05 March 2010

With the world seemingly in a tailspin the last few years, I turn to the world of sports as an escape from the ugliness of life in our modern day and age. Like many, I use it as a temple of solace from the everyday pressures of the daily grind. Sports is the original... Read more...
March 2010 Girl Of The Month Girls of SRM Wednesday, 03 March 2010

Angela Goodin Law Office by Day and Ring Girl by Nite I am interested in promotional, fitness, artistic, fashion, bikini modeling. I'm laid back and really enjoy perfecting the right look for each photo shoot. The experience thus far has been amazingly fun and I'm looking... Read more...
PLAY BALL! B. Marshall Smith Wednesday, 03 March 2010

    “People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.” —Rogers Hornsby     The season of renewal and rebirth is upon us.  Peel away the darkness!  Move ahead in leaps and... Read more...
View From The Flagstand: Las Vegas Gene Haddock Wednesday, 03 March 2010

Considering the neon, the thick smoke, the caution lights that would not stop blinking, the Vegas View was hard to bring into focus. The Western swing is over, and the boys are homeward bound. Atlanta, hear me calling. CHECKERED FLAGS..... Jimmie Johnson made it two in a... Read more...
WE WILL ROCK YOU! B. Marshall Smith Monday, 01 March 2010

  Stadium anthems or music in general play a huge part in American Sports. You see athletes before contests strolling, eyes out of focus, with their over-sized speakers, that may cost more than I may in a month, planted on their ears or sitting stoic before the locker... Read more...
THE 6th SENSE B. Marshall Smith Monday, 01 March 2010

  6 is the natural number following 5 and preceding 7. The symbolism behind the number 6 is legend as it represents harmony, balance, sincerity, love and truth and will reveal solutions for us in a calm, unfolding manner. 6 is the smallest perfect number but then... Read more...
The rise of the hybrid athlete Chris Humpherys Monday, 01 March 2010

At any given time, there are nine players on the baseball diamond, five on the basketball court and eleven on the football field.Each sport has designated positions for its players. In baseball, you have three outfielders, first through third base, a pitcher and a catcher.... Read more...
Pleading The 5th Part Deux B. Marshall Smith Monday, 01 March 2010

    Did you know, Hank Aaron, born February 5th, began his career wearing number 5? If I had a hammer... The five basic tastes are sweet, salty, sour, umami and bitter, of which there is no reason to be here in this venue. Please speak your mind openly and honestly... Read more...
Stein's Lines: Back from the dead Steve Stein Monday, 01 March 2010

I'm baaack! Starting Sunday, Stein's Lines will return to Sports Review Magazine with daily quick comments on the world of sports and the world around us. I can't wait. 

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  • Bryant's late jumper ends Lakers' slide (AP)

    Toronto Raptors forward Hedo Turkoglu of Turkey reacts after Raptors guard Jose Calderon was called for a foul in the final seconds of the game against the Los Angeles Lakers in an NBA basketball game, Tuesday, March 9, 2010, in Los Angeles. The Lakers won 109-107.

    Kobe Bryant never gets tired of being the Lakers' closer. And though he savored the chance to stop Los Angeles' longest losing streak in nearly three years with yet another flawless game-winning shot, Bryant is hoping he won't have to bail out the Lakers quite so frequently in the final weeks before they defend their title.


  • Roy helps Blazers hold off Kings (AP)

    Portland Trail Blazers Brandon Roy (7) battle with Sacramento Kings Francisco Garcia for a loose ball in the second half of their NBA basketball game Tuesday, March 9, 2010, in Portland, Ore. The Trail Blazers defeated the Kings 88-81.

    With just 16 games left in the season, Brandon Roy will take any win, even the clumsy ones. Roy scored 19 points to lead the Portland Trail Blazers to what Roy called an "up and down" 88-81 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday night. "It's not winning the way we want," Roy said, "but we've got to keep trying to push to try to find it." The Kings pulled...


  • Williams' 28 and 17 lift Jazz past Bulls (AP)

    Utah Jazz's Deron Williams leads a fast break during the fourth quarter of the Jazz's 132-108 win over the Chicago Bulls in an NBA basketball game in Chicago on Tuesday, March 9, 2010.

    His right wrist wrapped in ice, Deron Williams insisted he feels no pain when he soars for dunks. It hurts when he shoots, though. The way he played Tuesday, it was hard to tell. Williams got the better of Derrick Rose, finishing with 28 points and a season-high 17 assists, while CJ Miles scored a season-best 26 points to lead the Utah Jazz to a 132-108 victory over the Chicago Bulls.