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The Sports Archives – 5 Fun Facts You Didn’t Know About The San Antonio Spurs!
Any San Antonian will tell you that the Spurs are the greatest team in the history of the NBA, because San Antonians have a lot of pride when it comes to basketball and the San Antonio Spurs. With the June … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – The History of Nike!
Nike is a worldwide company that supplies stores all over with athletic shoes and sports equipment. The company was founded on January 25th, 1964 by Bill Bowerman and Philip Knight under the name of Blue Ribbon Sports (BRS), however the … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Greatest Skateboarders Of All Time!
As skateboarding culture has become more mainstream, the most skilled and charismatic have risen to the top. Tony Hawk might currently be the most well-known skateboarder, but there are many great skaters who have helped shape and form skateboard culture … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Does Acquiring Multiple Top Prospects For Veteran Stars Pay Off?
Teams trading away a star player for multiple prospects try to convince their fans that they will end up with a greater number of good players. Perhaps the best prospect haul in recent years came when Texas traded Mark Teixeira … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Relaxing On The Fairway Between Shoots – Hollywood Movie Stars Who Love To Play Golf!
Golf is known for being a sport enjoyed by many of the wealthier among us, though these days it is a pretty accessible hobby for people from all kinds of backgrounds. However, whether it is its luxury connotations, its ability … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – How To Become A Qualified Diver!
Getting certified and becoming a qualified diver could be one of the most rewarding things you do. The excitement of your first dive is likely to be eclipsed by what you feel on your second. If you’ve thought about literally … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Wembley Stadium And Its History!
The iconic London landmark currently known as “Wembley Stadium” was actually completed in 2007, but it bears the name of what has been one of England’s and the world’s most famous sport and entertainment venues for the better part of … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Teen Wimbledon Champions as Role Models!
The tournament that popularized lawn tennis around the world is back and once again it will feature some of the most prominent athletes on the planet. Parents looking to motivate their teens to work hard and never give up no … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Very Best Sports That Seniors Can Participate In!
Staying active is extremely important in maintaining health and vitality at every age. And when it comes to seniors, it’s also very important that they remain physically active to prevent stagnation. Oftentimes, when seniors stop moving, taking care of themselves, … Continue reading

