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Tag Archives: World Cup
Head on a swivel: Looking back at 2010 and forward at 2011
This play could just have well taken place in any Major League game last season, but we all know which one it’s from. In white is pitcher Armando Galarraga of the Tigers covering first, and in gray is Jason Donald, … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Soccer
Tagged 2011, Armando Galarraga, Buffalo Sabres, Chicago Blackhawks, Frank Turner, Jason Donald, Jim Joyce, Landon Donovan, Looking back, Los Angeles Lakers, New Orleans Saints, refs who blew it, San Francisco Giants, Stephen Strasburg, The perfect game that wasn't, USA, Winter Olympics, World Cup
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Reactions following Spain’s World Cup victory
Spain defeated the Netherlands, 1-0 in extra time, to capture their first ever World Cup. It’s a great day for Spain, South Africa, and soccer fans everywhere. Well, except in the Netherlands. Quick thoughts following the game: It’s THE NETHERLANDS. … Continue reading
So near, but yet so far
For a second, everything was perfect. It seemed like Ghana, who made it through by way of two penalty kicks, were going to get a taste of their own medicine. We were about to avenge a defeat at the hands … Continue reading
Quick thoughts following USA-England
First things first, a draw for the States is a favorable result. With a weak remaining group schedule, avoiding a loss to England will go a long way towards advancing from our bracket. Secondly, I can’t help but feel bad … Continue reading

