By: Cordell Oberholtzer Hasta la vista Valdez Wilson Valdez, the all-time leader in winning percentage (tied with many others) for a pitcher was traded today to the lone victim of his mound wizardry, the Cincinnati Reds. In return, the Phillies acquired left-hander reliever Jeremy Horst. Horst joins the small number of lefties in the bullpen: Antonio Bastardo, Dontrelle Willis, and read more

By: Ben Larivee The Eagles' 2011 draft revisited By: Scott Ciglinsky Parting with DeSean is best for both parties

By: Brian Deakyne It's a rare occurence in the NHL Quite frankly, it’s looked down upon. Despite that, the Philadelphia Flyers and head coach Peter Laviolette are making good use of their two, highly talented goalies, both of whom have seen a solid amount of action this year. The veteran, Ilya Bryzgalov has seen the latter portion of the work load. In his 29 games started, he’s logged read more

By: Kyle Godown 2011-2012 Atlantic Division Preview PHILLY SPORTSSPACE STAFF 2011-2012 NBA Season Predictions

By: Will Welliver Big hole in Philly? Union to unload Le Toux to England I was taking a moment on Twitter and to catch up on my timeline and boom, there was a stunner … Ives Galarcep of Fox reporting the Philadelphia Union were on the verge of selling Sebastien Le Toux to Bolton of the English Premier League. This wasn’t a loan to avoid camp like those of Thierry Henry, Landon Donovan or Robbie Keane. No this was a full blown sale of the heart of the Union franchise in its first two years on the field. Initial reaction seemss read more

By: Dan Flaherty Are the Explorers for real? Villanova might be on hard times, but there’s still plenty of good college basketball in Philadelphia. Here at Philly Sports Space we’ve touched on the successes of Temple and St. Joe’s, but we’ve neglected to mention the team that actually sits on top of the Atlantic 10. That’s your LaSalle Explorers, who—believe or not—at 2-0 are the only team read more

PHILLY SPORTSSPACE STAFF The 2011 Best and Worst in Philadelphia Sports