Archive for the 'The Sportman's Way' Category

What You Have to Know with Respect to On-Line Sport Laying

Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008

Conjoin the two of men’s uppermost quests and you’ll unearth a phenomenon known as sportsbook wagers location. Seriously, what could imaginably be more resourceful. Think of a mix of sports admirers cheering over any given favorite players, and always antes are pinned down right along with the uproar.

Archery - It’s Not Just For The Primitive Man

Monday, June 16th, 2008

I can only assume historically, the earliest man must have faced a dilemma when he went off to hunt for food. The wild animals were big, and if you got too close, they could devour you before you got the chance to kill them. There were no guns at this point, so man […]

World Cup 2006 Review - Last 16

Saturday, May 31st, 2008

The World Cup has been reduced from 32 to 16 participating nations as the knockout stages begin. This is how the last 16 faired as they battled for a place in the quarter finals.
Argentina were firm favourites to see off Mexico but Ricardo La Volpe’s side were not there to simply make up the numbers. […]

Interview: Elliott Kalb

Tuesday, May 27th, 2008

Elliott Kalb is a five-time Sports Emmy winner, working for NBC Sports for 15-years, and currently for HBO Sports, TNT, and CBS-Westwood One Radio Network. Known to many as Mr. Stats, he’s written two books, posted an excellent article with us and now he sits down with me to answers some questions.
Who’s been your […]

Fantasy Baseball - Why Traditional 5×5 leagues are outdated.

Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

The “fantasy” in fantasy baseball stands for what a team would
be like with a collection of stars gathered together, not for an
alternate universe where value has no relation to reality.
Fantasy baseball is all about capturing players’ performance on
the field and translating it into a competition. To capture the
offensive and defensive sides of play, both hitters’ […]

Chewing On Mindfulness: Gum Is Your Secret

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

My grandmother, a feisty and athletic woman in her younger years, was a gum-chewer. She was never without a pack or two of Wrigley’s Doublemint gum.
She wasn’t a snapper or bubble-blower–she viewed that as highly uncivilized. Grandma kept her mouth closed, thank you very much, and her […]

Baseball - Approach To Pitching

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

They say that good pitching stops good hitting. But what makes a good pitcher besides how hard he throws. If you ask Tom Glavin, who doesn’t throw hard enough to knock a tin can off of a shaky bar stool, he’ll tell you that it’s all in the approach. And a lot […]