As I sit here watching game 5 of the western conference finals between the suns Suns and the Lakers, I
Author: Aaron Garcia
Aaron is an avid sports fan who passionately follows the NFL, NBA and MLB, in addition to NCAA Sports. He is an Arizona State University grad who loves the Dodgers and the Patriots.
Color By Numbers – How Much Green Have Athletes Given Up to Wear their Favorite Digits?
Every athlete is associated with a number. It’s almost like their personal branding and so many athletes see it as
Learn to Keep Score at a Baseball Game
There is a lot that one could keep track of during the course of a baseball game, but hopefully these basics can get you started on accurately keeping a baseball scorebook. As you get more experience, you can come up with your own twists and easy ways to keep track of the game’s events. Eventually you will be able to look at a baseball scorebook and know exactly what happened during the course of the game. You can visualize every hit, every strikeout and every putout – just like you were there.
So What? Who Cares? Brett Favre Edition May-2010
I feel like I could probably make Brett Favre his own category for the months leading up to the start
Age Before Beauty? Why More Experienced Teams are Shining this NBA Playoff Season
In the NBA, it truly is the team with the most talent that will come out on top every time and sometimes it takes all 7 games to figure that out, although the way that the series are going this year, we might just need to see 4.
Kurt Warner Inducted into Barnstormers (AFL) Hall of Fame
Kurt Warner, a proverbial “rags to riches” quarterback was inducted into the Iowa Barnstormers Hall of Fame last night. His NFL career speaks for itself. He was the League MVP winner in 1999 and the Super Bowl XXIV MVP winner. He holds numerous NFL single game and single season records while leading less than stellar teams to records that surpassed belief.
Are Pitchers Who Throw Perfect Games Really That Much Better?
The question I researched is whether throwing a perfect game is really more likely for what are generally regarded as “good pitchers” people like Roy Halladay, Cole Hamels, and Tim Lincecum or if it is just as likely that an average pitcher could toss his way into the history books by obtaining perfection.