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Tag Archives: Baseball
The Sports Archives – Astro Turf versus Normal Grass for Training in Sports
Astro Turf was first adopted for use in sport by baseball. Its inaugural usage in the Houston Astrodome paved the way for other teams and other sports to cover their own pitches with it, and in fact coined the name … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Other, Soccer
Tagged arenas, artificial grass, artificial surfaces, astro turf, Baseball, Chem Turf, excercise, field turf, grass, grass fields, grass pitches, Houston Astrodome, indoor arenas, sports
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The Sports Archives – When Is Prince Albert Going to Hit Again?
What’s wrong with Albert Pujols? That’s what Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim fans have been wondering after the first month of his first season with the team. Here are his fantasy baseball 2012 numbers after April – a .217/.265/.304 slash … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Baseball Attendance May Increase Despite Economic Woes
Grab a hot dog, a nice cold beer, and listen to a stirring round of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game.” It’s baseball season once again, which means it’s time to buy your season tickets. Now that the weather … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball
Tagged Baseball, baseball games, consumer, Detroit Tigers, economy, economy news, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports memorabilia, World Series
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The Sports Archives – Unusual Sporting Superstitions!
Superstitions by definition are unusual. Who knows why we do them and where they originate, but they exist. I for one can’t see a magpie without asking him how his wife and kids are, which if you think about is … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Other, Soccer, Tennis
Tagged Argentina National Soccer Team, Baseball, Bjorn Borg, Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Indians, football, Jason Giambi, Kevin Rhomberg, Lyoto Machida, Mark Fidrych, Michael Jordan, New York Yankees, professional, Sergio Goycochea, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports blogging, superstitions, tennis, Tiger Woods, UFC, unusual, wimbledon championships
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The Sports Archives – Making the Team: I Know I Can, I Know I Can…
One year ago, my son Kevin was trying out for baseball. Now, at the time, he was in the “Rookie” division and was trying out for the “Minor” division. After going to two different tryouts, he waited patiently by the … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball
Tagged Baseball, baseball for kids, dribble, grueling workout, kids activities, kids sport, Michael Jordan, rookies, soccer team, Sports Archives
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