John Hickey is a National Baseball Writer for AOL FanHouse. He covered the Seattle Mariners from 2000-2009 for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and seattlepostglobe.org and the Oakland A's for two decades at the Oakland Tribune and The Daily Review (Hayward, CA). He is a multiple Associated Press Sports Editors award winner for his baseball coverage. A member of the Baseball Writers Association of America, he is a Hall of Fame voter.
All this week, the FanHouse staff will look back at the most significant baseball storylines of 2010.
Cliff Lee to the Phillies.
Jayson Werth to the Nationals.
Zack Greinke to the Brewers. ... More »
Seattle quarterback Matt Hasselbeck left Sunday's game in Tampa Bay after the Seahawks' second offensive possession of the game ended with him scoring on a 1-yard run
Afterward, coach Pete Carroll ... More »
As long as the San Francisco 49ers had a chance to win the NFC West, coach Mike Singletary had a job.
Sunday night, hours after the 49ers were eliminated from playoff contention with a 25-17 loss ... More »
Tampa Bay's hopes for a playoff berth remained alive after a 38-15 rout of the Seahawks, but Seattle seemed to take this game a little lightly with the knowledge that it wasn't a must-win game.
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All this week, the FanHouse staff will look back at the most significant baseball storylines of 2010.
When the 2010 baseball season started, four of the top 14 managers all-time in terms of win ... More »
One year after finishing with one win and the worst record in the NFL, the St. Louis Rams will be playing for the NFC West championship when the season comes down to its final weekend next Sunday.
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Over time, there have been some historically mediocre teams who have won championships or made it close.
Just last year, the NHL saw the Philadelphia Flyers finish third in the Atlantic Division of ... More »
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