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Many media outlets reported last week that Yankee Stadium had banned T-shirts with anti-Boston slogans. Obviously, this was pure propaganda. Page 2's Jim Caple says no fan would ever wear a disparaging shirt at "The House That Love Built." And Caple says plans are in the works to make the ballpark in the Bronx even friendlier.
CAPLE: WHAT A COOL PLACE!

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What's the toughest position to play in the major leagues? Is it catcher, where tough guys like Ivan Rodriguez sacrifice their knees and take a beating? Is it center, where athletes like Andruw Jones cover acres of ground? Is it short, where studs like Derek Jeter quarterback the infield? Page 2's Ralph Wiley goes around the horn and provides the answer.

Sportoon Critical Mass
Allen Iverson might have damaged his public image with his recent arrest, but the Sixers star hasn't lost a bit of commercial appeal. Page 2 cartoonist Kurt Snibbe looks at some of the creative ways that companies might cash in on The Answer's thug lifestyle.
 Scores of experts put a lot of thought into the ESPN 100. The ESN 10, on the other hand, came straight from the mind of one man. From AI to "Ali" to the Snow Game, Page 2's Eric Neel compiles the list of 10 moments from the past year that he won't soon forget.

MYSTERY PHOTO RESPONSES
Is this a simple hole in the outfield fence or a strange portal into the other dimension? Page 2 couldn't figure exactly what was happening in this week's Mystery Photo, but our readers had plenty of powerful ideas.


While Major League Baseball looks to name its 30 greatest moments of all-time, Page 2 is focused on the 10 most shocking moments in baseball history. Check out our full list and then click here to offer your vote for the game's most stunning moment ever.
10]  Disco Demolition Night
The White Sox's trendy promotion ends in disastrous results as the team is forced to forfeit the second game of a doubleheader. "These weren't real baseball fans," owner Bill Veeck says. "All I know is we won't try anything like this again."
9]  Darryl Kile found dead in hotel room
Kile, a husband, father of three young children, and in his prime as a pitcher, dies from massive blockage of his coronary arteries at age 33.
8]  Red Sox's World Series win goes between Bill Buckner's legs
"I can't remember the last time I missed a ground ball," Buckner said. "I guess I'll remember that one."
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VEGAS' ODDS TO WIN 2003 SUPER BOWL
Rams 4-1   Dolphins 15-1
Steelers 10-1   Colts 15-1
Eagles 11-1   Packers 15-1
Buccaneers 12-1   Broncos 15-1
Raiders 15-1   Patriots 20-1
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Got a comment about something you've seen on Page 2? Here's your chance to sound off to the editors and columnists. Plus, if you'd like to send an e-mail to The Sports Guy, here's your direct link to Bill Simmons.


THE SPORTS GUY
Page 2's Bill Simmons saw the Celtics headed toward a cliff with the Vin Baker trade ... and there was nothing he could do to stop them.

THE WATER COOLER
After a week covering the British Open, Page 2's Brian Murphy is trying to adjust to the European way of life.

THE 'OTHER' OPEN
Although his prediction about "yellow" nearly proved true, Page 2's Michael Davies still sank into a deep coma watching the British Open.

AN ORIGINAL
As he reflects on the death of Ted Williams, Page 2's David Halberstam recalls one splendid day he spent with the legend.
If your favorite writer isn't on Page 2 today, click here to check out our full roster of columnists.


It's Sabres left winger Jochen Hecht, left, and actor Mark Paul Gosselaar, current star of "NYPD Blue" but forever remembered as Zach on "Saved by the Bell." Browse our archives of past pairs or click here to submit a future duo for Page 2.


Braves at Marlins
1 p.m. ET, ESPN
Check out Florida's "throwback" unis.
 
Yankees at Indians
7 p.m. ET, ESPN2
Scout talent at Cleveland's fire sale.
 
A's at Angels
10 p.m. ET, Fox Net
Both enter two games back in AL West.
 
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• Where do sports clichés come from?
• Bizarre & Bogus
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