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The Sports Archives – Pro Baseball Players Want You To Read This
Baseball is a notoriously difficult game to understand, especially those who haven’t been inculcated in its unique language from an early age. Just getting used to the terminology and statistics require a secondary education in themselves, let alone actually being … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Nationals vs. Astros in 2017 The World Series?
By Sam Waters As June wanes, MLB fans are tantalized by the standings. Four of the six division leaders have never won a World Series. That’s half the teams that have never won baseball’s ultimate championship. It also includes one … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – By Any Other Name: Pete Rose
One of the few men in baseball to enjoy success as both a player and a manager, Pete Rose is one of the most famous names in Cincinnati baseball history. Rose played for the Cincinnati Reds from 1963 to 1978, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Story Of Jackie Robinson
It is common for modern baseball fans to ask why Jackie Robinson is such a famous name in the sport. Not everyone is aware of the history of bigotry and racism Robinson had to deal with throughout his entire baseball … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Cubs vs. Indians: A Fight to Remember
The 2016 Major-League Baseball championships have arrived and America is once again brimming with enthusiastic fervor. Every year, the MLB World Series nets tens-of-thousands of live spectators and millions of network viewers, all eager to watch a lively showdown between … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Chewing Tobacco: Has Been a Part of Baseball for a long Time, or Will It?
Baseball players have been chewing tobacco for such a long time that we are accustomed to seeing them dipping without giving it a second thought. However, the list of cities trying to ban the use of smokeless tobacco in baseball … 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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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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