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Former Red Sox GM, Theo Epstein, and Chicago Cubs Agree to 5-Year Deal

Former Red Sox general manager, Theo Epstein has agreed to a 5-year deal worth more than $15 million (according to WEEI’s John Dennis). They have yet to formally grant him a title. He has been a general manger for the Red Sox for the past nine years. Epstein still has one year left on his contract with Boston, which means the Cubs will have to compensate the Red Sox for Epstein’s services. This move comes a midst the MLB playoffs, which the Red Sox missed out on due to an epic collapse at the end of the season.

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The Playoffs are Coming Home to MSG Tonight

I’ve been unbelievably busy lately and it’s been really hard to do what I love and that’s discuss sports right here on The Sport Scholar but today I decided I HAVE to make some time to post something about the New York Knicks – Boston Celtics game 3 tonight from Madison Square Garden. There hasn’t been a playoff game in MSG since 2004 and the Knicks haven’t won a playoff game since 2001. This series has been unbelievable so far and unfortunately due to poor management and coaching, the 2-0 series lead the Celtics hold doesn’t represent how close this series really has been. The unbelievable guts and heart that the Knicks, especially Carmelo Anthony, showed in game 2 is something most Knicks’ fans won’t forget for a long time. I decided to post Carmelo’s intro video from is his first game as a Knick because tonight the playoffs come home to MSG and the Knicks NEED another monster night from ‘Melo (times that by 1000 if Amar’e and Chauncey can’t go tonight).

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