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Mendenhall's clarification, shows him, like his Twitter feed generally, to be an intelligent, humble, and thoughtful man. In a world full of knee-jerk jingoism, , such a nuanced sense, both of self and of the world, is truly admirable.
When making your Derby bet, forget all the high powered systems and strategies and give it your best guess.
I have made it my priority to promote young women, both on and off the court. If we can inspire just one woman or one young girl to get involved in either the sport or the game day experience, it has made it all worth it.
Why is the current method of paperless ticketing still in place? Because companies in the live entertainment industry believe that artists and sports teams, not fans, should have the choice of what fans do with their tickets
The SEC investigated Bernie Madoff numerous times during the 25 years the Mets owners made investments with him. It hardly seems fair to hold investors, in this case the Wilpons and the Katzes, to a higher standard than the SEC.
Donald Trump was supposed to drive the pace car for the Indy 500. Trump has now excused himself from the honor saying it's "inappropriate" since he may be running for president.
Are the owners and commissioner really afraid that a pure zone will bottle up the most explosive offensive basketball players in the world? Do they doubt that NBA coaches will be able calculate the means by which to beat the zone?
When it comes to sheer postseason tension, breathless action to lock you to the couch without bathroom breaks, the Stanley Cup playoffs deliver a clean body check to their hoop roommates every spring.
With the Eighth Circuit (the Court) set to rule on whether to grant the NFL a permanent stay in the next day or two -- whether to keep the lockout intact until at least early June -- let's press pause and reset where we are in Courtroom football.
It's high time someone graded what can be graded: the graders themselves, and various other Draft happenings that have nothing to do with football.
Just as we saw in connection with the financial crash of 2008, when important elements of society feel that they are beyond reproach and that their needs are paramount, dire consequences ensue.
From American sports bars to remote outposts in Africa, much of the world tuned in. The two teams combined for an abomination against soccer. It's no surprise -- many athletes will play not to lose rather than playing to win.
I was just nine-years-old when the events of 9/11 took place, very ignorant of the world around me. When I sat down with my father 10 days later to watch a Mets game, I thought it was just another game. But that was not the case.
Human athletes can happily retire with money in the bank, but ten thousand castoff athletes who are thoroughbred racehorses in the U.S. will not be so lucky this year.
Is it possible that those who once threatened Hank Aaron's life have seen the light? Could some of them have actually voted for Barack Obama? People change, don't they?
This past week, the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF) completed an exhaustive and comprehensive evaluation of its entire herd of 1,100 retired Thoroughbred racehorses.
It was deja vu all over again for Gata Kamsky as he carved through the field of his opponents with relative ease and defended his title at the 2011 U.S. Chess Championship in St. Louis. Miss, this week.
I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that the Reyes sequence -- and the unlikely come-from-behind victory -- will be seen as one of the key moments in the entire season for the Mets.
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