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Baseball managers worry about international callups, soccer coaches say “welcome to the club”
This article in the Chron was amusing and interesting: Baseball people have noticed the popularity of the World Cup and now there is a “me too” sort of international baseball tournament happening in the US. But, since there is no … Continue reading
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Tagged African Cup of Nations, Alain Traore, Emmanuel Adebayor, Moneyball, World Baseball Classic, World Cup
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May Copper Bullets Upward Fly
Tomorrow marks another huge karmic moment in soccer lore. The national team of Zambia plays in the final of the African Cup of Nations. Unlikely favorites, they have squeaked by opponents with higher cachet and survived a few penalties and … Continue reading
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