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Today's best sports bars reimagine what the collective sports experience really is.
We Americans love team effort and collective achievement, but we prize individual accomplishment more than perhaps any other people in the world.
One of the things I like about this period is that gay men are starting to discover sports, and are coming out of the closets as sports fans.
Pundits are having a hard time figuring out what to make of the San Francisco Giants' recent World Series win. Nobody is arguing the team didn't deserve the crown; but when a team wins two championships in three years, it arouses discussion of the d-word.
The off-season for the Yankees will be as intriguing as their playoff performance. There is little tolerance for dramatic failure.
The Giants and the Tigers definitely won't be able to blame any lackluster performances on where they shack up.
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Does this happen to you? Your favorite team wins and your heart and mind react as if you just saw the birth of a calf.
One of American Jews' great traditions -- not found in the Bible or any other sacred book -- is fretting over whether Jewish Major Leaguers will play in the World Series on the high holidays. This year, they won't have to worry.
Other than his impressive resume, how well do Clevelanders really know Terrance Johnathan Francona, age 53, and the 42nd manager in Tribe history?
The standard recommended ''banana'' path follows the baseline maybe halfway and then veers a bit to the right to come at first base from a better angle to continue toward second. That cannot be ideal.
Profits are all that matter -- and it's just too bad that the stadium sounds like a museum. Too bad that little kids who go to games today will come away wondering why the hell grandpa cares about this stuff.
Many will say that barely squeaking by the Orioles is hardly something to cheer given their comparative payrolls and resources. at this point I don't care, with their backs against the wall it was a welcome change of script to see the Yankees stand up and push back for once.
By Andrew Meyer I want to think my first sport related memory is Cal Ripken’s final game. I know it's not, since I have memories of the Baltimo...
Major League Baseball has enjoyed an extraordinary resurgence since the crippling strike of 1994 resulting in the cancelling of the entire season, playoffs and World Series.
The majority of the Puerto Rican youth do not really know Roberto Clemente. There was much more attention given to Clemente outside of Puerto Rico.
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