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The Sports Archives – Mark Teixeira: When Will He Start Hitting Again?
When the New York Yankees signed Mark Teixeira, they expected him to be a superstar for years to come. After all, he was 28, in the prime of his career, and the team was paying him a lot of money … Continue reading
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
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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 – MLB 2011 Season Ends With a Bang!
It was a long season for the Boston Red Sox. After a dismal 2 and 10 start, they led the American League East for the majority of the 2011 season. Then September came and the winds were beginning to change. … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, Beantown, Boston Red Sox, Cory Wade, Dan Johnson, evan longoria, Greatest Moments, Houston Astros, Jonathan Papelbon, Last Game, mariano rivera, MLB 2011, New York Yankees, philadelphia phillies, Sports Archives, St. Louis Cardinals, tampa bay rays
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The Sports Archives – Mariano Rivera sets Saves Record with 602!
New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera has just recorded his 602nd Save passing former record-holder Trevor Hoffman and becoming the new MLB all-time Saves leader! On September 19, 2011, in a day game against the Minnesota Twins, Rivera was called … Continue reading
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Tagged "Mo" Rivera, Baseball Saves, mariano rivera, Minnesota Twins, MLB, New York Yankees, Trevor Hoffman
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The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – Casey Stengel Comeback
The year was 1958 and the New York Yankees were at the top once again having easily won the American League pennant early on. This did not work to their advantage however, because as the season wound down, the Yanks … Continue reading
The Sports Archives History Lesson – Baseball’s Batting Donut
The batting “donut” is a heavy circular lead weight encased in rubber which is slid up to the barrel of the baseball bat. Before this invention, players waiting in the on-deck circle would swing 2 or 3 bats at a … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – Steal and Sale of Derek Jeter’s Bat
During New York Yankees spring training in 2002, outfielder Ruben Rivera, who is cousin to Yankee Mariano Rivera, did the unheard of. He stole Derek Jeter’s bat and glove and sold them to a memorabilia dealer for the low price … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Color-coordinated Baseball Uniforms!
In 1882, baseball uniforms took on a whole different meaning in a sense that the colors worn designated what position the player held. This is what players had to wear: Position Color Worn ————– ———– … Continue reading
CC. Sabathia releases the monkey and gets 20th win
CC Sabathia finally got that monkey off his back, giving up only 3 runs in 7 innings and striking out 4. The New York Yankees responded with 11 runs to rout the Baltimore Orioles 11-3 Saturday night in Baltimore. Just … Continue reading
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