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Posted on Tuesday, 28th June 2011 by Kiara Weber

Even so, the Penguins were again a contender in the Eastern Conference, but it grew evident that they were a few bricks short of a load once the playoffs hit. 

With a healthy Crosby and Malkin, the Pens will again be 2012 Stanley Cup contenders. But they have some work to do in the offseason, most notably to find some right wingers. They don’t have a lot of cash to work with, so it will be interesting to see what kind of solutions theye up with. 

Two of the best players in the game, and an MVP-caliber goaltender.

The Penguins obviously have a lot more than that, but the trio of Sidney Crosby, Malkin and Marc-Andre Fleury are the three major factors as to why the Penguins will be Cup contenders next season and for many years toe. 

There is a good supporting cast – particularly among the forwards – for Crosby and Evgeni Malkin to work with. Jordan Sta

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Posted on Monday, 27th June 2011 by Kiara Weber

Manchester United have splashed further cash by making Athletico Madrid’s young shot-stopper David De Gea the second most expensive goalkeeper in the history of the game.

The Red Devils spent a whopping £18 million on the 20 year old Spaniard who only broke into the first team at Madrid’s second biggest club at the end of last season. United manager Alex Ferguson justified the huge fee by saying he had been tracking the youthful ‘keeper for ‘quite a while’. It is expected that De Gea will be Ferguson’s number 1 this year ahead of Tomasz Kuszczak.

The reported £18 million United paid for De Gea adds to the £17 million they have already paid for Blackburn defender Phil Jones, another top young talent. These two, com

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Posted on Monday, 27th June 2011 by Kiara Weber

It’s even bright and sunny in the west of Scotland.

“Basically, Fire Fighter is more likely than not to win if he gives his running and is therefore a banker.”

Today’s Hamilton card isn’t the biggest, so a small perm with bigger stakes is probably the best policy to adopt.

14.15 – A straightforward, if not exactly lucrative, opening leg. Odds-on favourite Vassaria has solid form in better races and is more than likely to win this let alone make the first two, especially considering the newcomers are largely bred to need further.

14.45 – Again, there’s no need to get cute here.

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Posted on Monday, 27th June 2011 by Austin Macleod

Morning thoughts for those spread betting the markets courtesy of Altium Securities. Spread betting traders will not have been affected by what was a predictably light volume session in the UK. Indeed, light volumes often result in exaggerated market swings, so it would have been an interesting one for those who had open spread betting positions.After Monday’s disappointments, yesterday’s slate of US corporate earnings provided a degree of support to equity markets everywhere; the UK-specific influences were less easy to discern, especially with some of the nominally defensive groups clustered together at the top of the daily performance lists (food retail +2.3%, telecoms +2.2%, tobacco +1.6%, utilities +1.2%): it did not look like a routine ‘risk on’ day. Tha

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Posted on Monday, 27th June 2011 by Austin Macleod

Barcelona has managed this season to win three titles (Supercopa, Copa del Rey and Liga ACB), by beating Bilbao 64-55 (3-0 series). So far, no team had won three titles the same year.

Bilbao tried hard from the first minute, but failed against Barcelona which made a great comeback to the end of the game.

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