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Nascar TV talkers: Speed words, Part 4
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The green flag has dropped again on the quest to know how a select few make sense of the noisy chaos of motorsports. Comment?
Top NASCAR Stories of the Decade
NASCAR has changed a lot since 2000 . Plenty of new faces, new technology and new rules have transformed the sport from what we all knew when Dale Jarrett was the reigning 1999 NASCAR Winston Cup Champion and we were all bracing for Y2K and preparing excitedly for Matt Kenseth and Dale Earnhardt Jr's rookie seasons. Comment?
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... new film a oeThe Book of Eli.a Feb 14: Three of NASCARa s top drivers - Jeff Burton, Juan Pablo Montoya and Michael Waltrip - stop for the camera with their children in an exclusive poster . Comment?
Chart of the week: Shootout standouts
The annual Budweiser Shootout is in the news this week after NASCAR announced Wednesday a revision in the event's eligibility rules. Comment?
Dr. Jerry Punch Out of Espn Booth
ESPN and ABC'S NASCAR coverage will have a new lead voice. Per the network, Dr. Jerry Punch will move out of the booth and back to pit reporter. Comment?
The Wrench Who Stole Racing
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D own in Fan-ville they liked racing a lot But the 'Wrench', who lived just north of Fan-ville, did NOT! The 'Wrench' hated racing! The whole racing season. Comment?
Reid to serve as Espn Nascar lap-by-lap announcer
Marty Reid will take over as lap-by-lap announcer for ESPN's NASCAR coverage in 2010, with Dr. Comment?
Fox Sports Midwest couldn't show the Blues-Calgary game Tuesday because of contractual reasons but it was able to carry the pregame ceremonies in which the Blues honored Brett Hull, their career goal-scoring leader, for his recent induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Comment?
2009: The Year That Wuz, Part II
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Friday: We officially close the books on the 2009 stock car season with reviews on David Stremme, Martin Truex, Jr., and Michael Waltrip. Comment?
Talking Nascar TV: Espn's Knockout Punch Gives Reid His Chance
The Frontstretch: Talking NASCAR TV: ESPN's Knockout Punch Gives Reid His Chance by Phil Allaway -- Friday December 18, 2009 Friday: We officially close the books on the 2009 stock car season with reviews on David Stremme, Martin Truex, Jr., and Michael Waltrip. Comment?
2009 Season Review: Michael Waltrip
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NAPA Auto Parts 2009 Owner: Michael Waltrip 2009 Crew Chief: Robert a oeBootiea Barker , Gene Nead Stats: 34 Races, 0 wins, 0 top 5s, 2 top 10s, 0 poles, 6 DNF s, 33rd in points. Comment?
Cincinnati's Henry dies from domestic dispute injuries
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry has died, one day after suffering serious injuries upon falling out of the back of a pickup truck in what authorities describe as a domestic dispute with his fiancee. Comment?
Former NASCAR driver Geoffrey Bodine will join ARCA drivers Doc Watson and Kory Rabenold on Saturday for Hope for Christmas, a charity drive for the children in the Poconos. Comment?
Bearcats again pick coach of Chippewas
Cincinnati went right back to Central Michigan for its next coach. Butch Jones was hired on Wednesday to replace Brian Kelly, who came from Central Michigan three years ago and built the Bearcats program into national prominence before leaving for Notre Dame last week. Comment?
Bengals' Henry 'battling for life' Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry is "battling for his life" after falling out of the back of a pickup truck Wednesday during what police described as a domestic dispute with his fiancee. Comment?
Reid to call laps for ESPN's NASCAR coverage
Marty Reid will take over as lap-by-lap announcer for ESPN's NASCAR coverage in 2010, with Dr. Comment?
Hideki Matsui and the Los Angeles Angels agreed to a $6 million, one-year contract Wednesday, bringing the World Series MVP and two-time All-Star to the AL West power. Comment?
Racing Notebook: Milwaukee Mile loses races
The operators of the Milwaukee Mile announced yesterday that the scheduled 2010 Nationwide Series and Truck Series races will not be held at the track. Comment?
ESPN promotes Reid to lap-by-lap voice
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Marty Reid, whose 28-year career with ESPN has touched all forms of motorsports the network has covered, will expand his role and join analysts Dale Jarrett and Andy Petree in the booth as lap-by-lap announcer for ESPN's NASCAR coverage in 2010. Comment?
ESPN shakes up its NASCAR broadcast booth
ESPN will have a new lineup in the broadcast booth when it resumes NASCAR Sprint Cup race coverage next year. Comment?