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Caught on the Fly.(brief notes about sports personalities)(Brief Article)

The Sporting News

| February 19, 2001 | COPYRIGHT 2001 Sporting News Publishing Co. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Hey, didn't you used to be an NFC Central juggernaut?

* Whispers 'round Dave Stern's league are that this extended look at a Shaq-less Lakers team conjures up a clear image: They're the Raptors in yellow and purple. Conventional wisdom is that you put a healthy Big Fella in a lineup sans you-know-who and it still wins 50. Clearly the reverse ain't too true.

* Bet your bottom bracket, the Spies say, that Arizona's hoping/puh-raying that Loren Woods snaps out of it on the Pac-10's back nine. Guy was dominating last year, but his numbers--points, boards-n-blocks--are down, down, down. Words to live by: A Serta-soft center's no way to get to Minneapolis.

* Fly hears NHL giggles at the Rangers thinking (dreaming?) they're in the playoff hunt. They're too lazy to play D, too soft to make a run and too shallow to make a meaningful deal. In short, this team's talking about playoff contenders' tail lights while a more realistic concern is Thrasher headlights.

* The Spies say M's skip Lou Piniella is worried about Pay-Rod's projected replacement, Carlos Guillen, who cut short his winter league stay because of--stop Fly if you've heard this before--a sore knee. Um, that'd be one of the two knees that've been cut on since 1998. "Given his history," admits Piniella, "it is a concern."

* Rise-n-fall of Hal Mumme's empire? For all his talents, he had 1) trouble gettin' along with folks, 2) a quick temper and 3) an ego that grew like kudzu. His U.K. staff might argue (like, the Spies ...

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