U.S. Midfielder Suffers Torn ACL In Gold Cup Final

An MRI revealed that USA midfielder Stuart Holden has a torn ACL in his right knee that he injured in Sunday's Gold Cup final win over Panama.
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Former Dynamo, U.S. midfielder Holden suffers another knee injury ...
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Tigers' Victor Martinez suffers torn ACL
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Bolton, USMNT Midfielder Stuart Holden Diagnosed with Torn ACL ...
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Hamlin tops final New Hampshire Driver Ratings following all practice sessions

Hamlin should be strong enough Sunday to get third New Hampshire winWe're going to look for Denny Hamlin to win Sunday's Camping World RV Sales 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Hamlin has been reeling with some poor finishes of late, but this is the type of track that always does him well. He didn't have the greatest practices on Saturday after looking stellar in qualifying trim on Friday, but there wasn't a driver that stood out Saturday which gives Hamlin an edge.What we like most of all out of Hamlin this week is his swagger. He hasn't guaranteed a win like he did last fall when he won, but he knows he's better on these types of tracks than everyone else. The short flat tracks are Hamlin's main game, and with a good starting position, he should find himself in a similar situation as last year when he led the most laps between both events.Hamlin comes to the forefront even more considering no driver really stood out in Saturday's final practices. Brian Vickers had the best 10-consecutive lap average in the final practice session with two-time New Hampshire winner Clint Bowyer right behind him. Like Hamlin, Bowyer also excels on these types of tracks.We have to consider the winners from races at Phoenix and Richmond this season just because the set-up requirements are similar. If a driver did well on those tracks, they're likely to do well Sunday at New Hampshire. Carl Edwards won at Phoenix and Kevin Harvick won at Richmond. Harvick is using the same chassis this week he won with at Richmond. Because it looks to be a wide open race, we're going to ride with a driver starting up front like Hamlin (7th), who knows better than most how to get around the flat one-mile track.Read More Here.......Top-10 Final Driver Ratings
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Denny Hamlin looks like a winner this week, just like at Phoenix ...
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FFT's Final Mock

1.  Kansas City Chiefs - Eric Fisher, OTOK, my first  mock had Joekel, but I just like Fisher a little better and I think the Chiefs do as well.  Why?  I don't know, I just do.2.  Jacksonville Jaguars - Luke Joekel, OTThe Jags will be happy to take whatever tackle the Chiefs don't.3.  Miami Dolphins - Ezekiel Ansah, DEThe Dolphins move up, but not for Lane Johnson.  The Lions are dead set on taking Ansah and I think Miami leaps over them to make sure they get him.  They'll use one of their two second round picks to trade for Brandon Albert and if they can get Albert and Ansah with this draft, it will make them a real threat in the AFC East.4.  Philadelphia Eagles - Dion Jordon, OLBThe reports are that the Eagles love Mingo, but I can't see them taking him over Jordon, who already knows Kelly's defense.  I know most teams would love for them to do just that though.5.  Detroit Lions - Lane Johnson, OTWith Ansah now off the board, The Lions go with a blind-side protector for Matthew Stafford.Make the jump to see the rest...Read more »Fantasy Football Trenches - Where The Game Is Won
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