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The Sports Archives – ‘True’ Football’s Place in the United States
No one can deny that baseball and American football are the two most popular sports in the United States; they have both been a huge part of the nation’s sociocultural development for over a century, and their respective followings are … Continue reading
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Tagged American Football, American Sports, football, Soccer, United States rankings, world sports
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The Sports Archives – ‘Fair Play’ and the Rules of Hockey
In many ways, hockey is one of the most challenging sports imaginable; its rules are similar to those of soccer or American football, requiring players to maneuver a ball (or, in the case of hockey, a ‘puck’) strategically across an … Continue reading
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Tagged blocking, body check, checking, defense, hockey, Hockey injury, hockey rules, ice hockey
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The Sports Archives – The Art of Pitching
In baseball, there are 3 fundamental mechanics that absolutely must be present; the ball, beginning in the hands of the defending team, must be thrown to a member of the opposing team; this ‘batter’ must subsequently hit the ball with … Continue reading
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Tagged American Sports, Baseball, pitching, pitching mechanics, sports
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The Sports Archives – 7 Facts about the Seventh-Inning Stretch
Many major sporting events have a break period built into their match schedules. Most competitive team sports, such as football, basketball, and several others, have a ‘half-time’ – an intermission that divides the first and second halves of a match … Continue reading
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Tagged 7th, Baseball, inning, Sports Blogs, sports history, stretch
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The Sports Archives – Baseball vs. Football as America’s Pastime
Baseball has dominated the sporting industry in the United States since the 19th Century, and is rapidly approaching the 170th anniversary of its first game on American soil. Today, there are 30 baseball stadiums currently operating under Major-League … Continue reading
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Tagged america, American Football, Baseball, football, pastime, Sports Blogs, sports history
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The Sports Archives – Building a Better Person
The modernization of sports has seen the inclusion of many new types of activities into the sports genre, all of which are gaining considerable popularity. Some of these sports come with an artistic focus, such as dance, while others utilize … Continue reading
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