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The Sports Archives – The 4 Most Popular Sports in the World: Fans Gone Wild!
There is nothing quite like the feeling of watching your favorite team take to the field, court, or rink. The roar of the crowd, the smell of popcorn and hot dogs in the air… it’s electric. Sports are a passion … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – A Look at the Health of American Sports
We live in complicated times, as everyone knows, and this even extends to sports. What was once a relatively straightforward activity has ballooned; it’s now worth billions of dollars, coverage is wall to wall, and fan engagement continues to be … Continue reading
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Tagged American Sports, NBA, NFL, NHL, popular sports, Sports Archives, sports as a business, Sports Blogs, sports fans, sports participation
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The Sports Archives – It’s Game Over If Warriors Trade Klay Thompson To Celtics
Photo By Keith Allison from Hanover, MD, USA – Klay Thompson, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=46776944 Feb 23rd will be the deadline of the NBA 2016-17 trade. That would be Thursday next year. That is long enough for some people to … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Retirement in Professional Sports
In November of last year, David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox publically announced his intention to retire at the end of the 2016 season. A renowned left-handed batter known infamously for his power-hitting abilities, Big Papi has indeed come … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Martin Luther King/Desegregation of Sports
When it comes to athletics and Martin Luther King, Jr., there is not much to say about him personally; aside from an enthusiasm for pocket billiards, his sports background is not particularly eye-catching. Despite limited involvement as an individual, however, … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – The Three Most Financially Irresponsible NBA Players Ever!
As it stacks up against the other major sports, no professional athlete makes more than a professional basketball athlete. According to this article by USA Today, National Basketball Association players make an average of $5.15 million. While the average career … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – 5 NBA Stars Who Get Business Done Off The Court!
Why do many high-paid athletes go broke after retirement? Many suggest it is due to lack of planning, but it comes down to more than that. It can be compared to that of lotto winnings where all of a sudden … Continue reading
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Tagged athletes in poverty, David Bing, Earvin “Magic” Johnson, financially responsible athletes, Lebron James, Michael Jordan, NBA, NBA business infographic, reasons why players go broke, sports and business, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Ulysses “Junior” Bridgeman, why athletes go broke
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The Sports Archives – Sports and Injuries!
The benefits of playing sports are numerous. Improved cardiovascular health and team-building skills are just a few of the positives. However, the primary risk in playing sports is the potential for sports injuries. Head injuries and lower-body injuries are the … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, Football, Other, Soccer
Tagged American Football, brain injuries, concussions, dementia, disabled list, goal post injuries, Head injuries, judgements, lawsuits, MLB, monetary settlement, NBA, NFL, pre-game warmups, Sports and Injuries, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports injuries blogs, sports injury infographic, sports with most injuries, sprained ankles, stretching, Wrestling
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The Sports Archives – How do Sports Players Get Their Number?
Ask professional athletes and sports fanatics, and they will tell you that numbers are a big deal. For some, a number is just a number, but for athletes they hold special meaning. For example, if Boston heavy hitter Carl Yastrzemski’s … Continue reading
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