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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 – The Player Who Hit For Opposing Teams In The Same Game!
Minor league baseball in the Americas consists of a list of leagues that compete at various skill levels. The minor leagues prepare players for the major leagues by providing for further maturity and talent development. The leagues are divided into … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – When1913 Umpire Bill Klem Had Last Word!
We all understand the importance that umpires and referees play in the outcome of sports games. We have seen the defining calls that have turned games lopsided and while half the spectators agree on the call when it is in … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball Blogs, baseball umpires, Bill Klem, Frank McCormick, Fred Merkle, Grover Cleveland Alexander, Grover Cleveland Alexander archives, MLB, New York Giants, philadelphia phillies, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, strange umpire calls, umpire calls
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The Sports Archives – More to Throwing a Ball than Meets the Eye: Baseball Injuries
It should be no surprise that sports and physical injury go hand-in-hand. Depending on the activity, common injuries range from bruised knees and strained muscles to fractured limbs and blown knees. Some sports, like boxing or wrestling, put full focus … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Right Baseball Pitching Mechanics For Improved Pitching Velocity!
Understanding right pitching mechanics are important for converting power into pitching velocity. If your pitching velocity is poor then your pitching mechanics will also be bad despite of the fact that you have surplus athletic power. On the other hand, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Desegregation of Major League Baseball
When Jackie Robinson was recruited by the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, National history was made. Until this point, American sports were largely segregated for a great variety of reasons; while there were no legal laws against such a thing, to … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball Blogs, Branch Rickey, brooklyn dodgers, desegregation, Ebbett’s Field, Jackie Robinson, Jackie Robinson archives, Jackie Robinson day, Kansas City Monarchs, MLB, Negro leagues, number 42, racial prejudice, racism, sports and racism, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – Longtime Sports Rivals That Fans Love To Debate!
It is not unusual to find rivals in sports. Most of the time it is between teams, such as the long-standing rivalry between the NFL’s Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys, the MLB’s New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, or … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, 44th Pro Bowl, Alabama Crimson Tide, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Auburn University Tigers, bodybuilders, Boston Bruins, Boston Red Sox, competition, Dallas Cowboys, Deion Sanders, Ghana National Football Team, Jack Nicklaus, Jeff Gordon, Jerry Rice, jimmie johnson, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Michael Phelps, MLB, Montreal Canadiens, New York Yankees, NFL, NHL, Peyton Manning, PGA Tour, Phil Mickelson, player rivalries, Ryan Lochte, Seabiscuit, Sergio Oliva, sport rivalry, sports, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports rivalries, sports rivalry blogs, sports rivals, Sprint Cup, team sports, The Iron Bowl, Tiger Woods, Tom Brady, Triple Crown winner, United States National Soccer Team, War Admiral, Washington Redskins, World Cup Soccer
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The Sports Archives – Take Me Out to the Ballgame: Top 5 Ballparks in the US!
Baseball is America’s favorite pastime for good reason. There’s nothing more iconic than catching a game during the summer and watching your favorite players take the field while eating hot dogs and drinking lemonade. However, some stadiums are more iconic than others, … Continue reading
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Tagged Babe Ruth, Baseball Blogs, baseball stadiums, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians, Fan Favorite Ballparks, Fenway Park, Green Monster, Johnny Pesky, MLB, New York Yankees, Pesky's Pole, Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park, Progressive Field, sports and leisure, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Sweet Caroline, Ted Williams, The Jake, Wrigley Field, yankee stadium
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The Sports Archives – Denver’s Top Sporting Mascots!
The Mile-High City has rather more than its fair share of professional-level and top college sports teams. As such, it is easily one of the most mascot-saturated cities in America. What many people don’t know is that these mascots actually … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 Super Bowl, Ann Judge-Wegener, Baseball, Basketball, blogs about mascots, colorado, denver, Denver Broncos, Denver Museum of Natural History, Denver Nuggets, Denver sports mascots, Dinger the purple triceratops, football, Gill the Cutthroat, Mascot Hall of Fame, Mascots, Miles the mascot, Milo the Lynx, Nick Cannon, Rocky the Mountain Lion, Ruckus the Red-Tailed Hawk, Shaquille O'Neal, social media, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Thunder the stallion, Walt Disney
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